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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01
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sRtren 9Th for the Exhausted.

xTzonsand5 die, as 1t were, inch by inch,
.zANT aBoail weakness; for debility will kill
sSslz Tgrtainiy, though not so quickly, as a
K-mRgsnE Fever. Is it asked how the weak
saamnaM BE madestrong; the debiiitated sus-
ssaamamea and restored; the exhausted reilled
s~mrakn ~sftai energy7 We aver that OF all in
.x4aamoxzEang preparations given by science
e aAmaMzams, from the institution of the art of
S-aA@AzsnE to the present hour, not one has
- zsxwEs5at such wonders in the way of resto-
rs--nmzsSz rs HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
.szEsaoashCH BITTERS., This is indeed The
exSAGnacxft0nics. AS a revitalizing, strength
zzEzrperfing. lIfe-prolonging agent, the like
-ezMEst ms not to be found In the catalogue of
.asamfdRcfnes. Among the various articles
,szmmedsSS arouse the dormant powers of ma
aSameeqab s&Efds alone-tEe great awakener
sanF zne paralyzed physique. 1t not only
- zmwssrsasa the physical powers from a state
~zNs-sc1iapse and hamilton, but it imparts
xxzHsrnanent vigor to the muscular and ner-
s7Hmzazgystems9-reinfo as itwere, both
= .azzzsEzanghofd aud the outworks of vital
sasT- EIhe aged, the decrepid, the nervous,
sEanesRr0ken-down of both sexes, are recon-
asMManHed to try it. They will assuredly find
zTz$aEFTesent help in time of trouble.all 2GI
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CHoLERA.-We are advised that three
new cases of cholera have been developed
in the city, Two of them were colored
dersons, and the other was a gentleman
named Klein, who died last evening.
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\ l1eVe LIaaby IN SOME TeSpectS, II was con-
cert superior to that'of the night before.
But we desire right here to call attention
to growing fault In Evansville audiences
the custom Of IGNORING almost every per-
formance, and persistently compelling the
singers to repeat, or at least re-appear. 1t
| is, in our judgment, Hl3l.'s1 7i'l 4''oi'
10 III, More honored in the breach
I Than the observance"
| uisnots always proof of the apprecia-
1 ton by the audience of the performance,
and Is unjust to the performers oft-times
taxing their energies and voice to a dan
gerous extent. When performance has
been short and of very superior merit, 1t
may not be improper; but as rule, 1t
should be dispensed with.
Another evil sometimes attains in pub
lie, assemblages. Some gentlemen go to
concerts manifestly laboring under the
halucination that everybody else has come
there and paid dollar SIMPLY to hear them
talk to their lady. This, as general thing.
is mistake, and If a gentleman has not
the capacity to appreciate the performances
he should not take it for granted that all
others are in the same condition, and he
should at least have the good breeding to
not UlSturD 1uOSO VIM W0AS W hSoA' OAS
enough of this, sSagterR
The audience was not as large last night
as 1t should have been, and we fear some
misunderstood the object, which was for
the benefit of the soldiers Monument to be
built in this city. A large number of peo-
pie who profess great friendship for the
soldiers were not present on either even
ing.
The singing last night was very fine, and
1t is unnecessary topartieularize. The re-
markable voice and talent of Miss Jessie
Taggart were the subjects of many warm
encomiums, and not without reason, as
she has avoice of extraordinary compass,
embracing three full octaves, and very
finely cultivated, and she is only about 10
years old, and has been studying but
short time. hatpraeiice and study may
produce, may be imagined.
BY special request, Miss Helen Dodge re-
peated "Misereres," which was received
with increased enthusiasm. She possesses
a voice of peculiar sweetness, and ex-
hibited manifest improvement since she
last appeared before an Evansville audi
ence. She has received most catering
compliments from the press of Indianapo-
lis and elsewhere.
Prof. Owen kindly proposes to return
here, during the autumn, and give two
more concerts for the same object, without
other recompense than the payment of his
travelling and contingent expenses. This
is noble and praiseworthy.
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ssssFsECIAL NOTICES.

szz~vvUOLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.-This
-Szaezzzzszted Toilet Soap, in such universal
HzxzzHz, is made from the CHOICEST mate
-AsnsE ss MILD and ESfoLLIENT in its nature,
a=MGEGEzNTLY SCENTED, and extremely
-asmrMEEEcIAL In its action upon the skin.
'EnTsyEaie by druggists and fancy goods
Noszsxkz-s- augA ~ 4.
~, azzmns z.szaAIzLlS 1FEGEEABLE SIGILLAN
>as@dxsz REVIEWER has proved itself to be
Esdax@ast perfect preparation for the hair
sszMMxa 85Eered to the public.
CEssSss n vegetable compound, and contains
ESEsa 4SsERrzous properties whatever.
- EzzzgE1 fsssOre gray hair 10 Us original color.
2 GzkE<7M keep the hair from falling out.
. -A&soaeanses the scalp, and makes the hair
-GxaHaEs 1zgbrous and silken.
Gs2FAsa splendid hair dressing.
%SaD person, young or old, should fail to
azmMansE- q z q .ssSE fg5asEN WDE T84 "a
- 4EzEass accommodated and used 6sj sae first
-<NzsE5zout authority.
&<fsS for Halls Sicilian Vegetable Hair
SsAkzaewer, and take no other.
R-Pa HALLS g. CO., Proprietors,
Nashua, N. H.
KELLER & WHITE, Agents,
S1@1FG14 dim Ill I'D u Evansville, Ind.
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SPLENDID PEAcHEs.-Mrs. VIM Tileson
has sentus a sample of peaches, grown up
on theirown premises, (which are certainly
the handsomest, largest, and most de-
liciously favored of any peaches we have
seen this season. We tender, our much
esteemed friend, our thanks; and would
simply remark, that if any one in the city
or vicinity believe he or she canfurnish a
finer sample, they. can have the netter de-
terrnined by sending q basket full of them
to our sanctuHl. I'VE will not take 1t I'M
kindly If the Baskets are Large and pu-
merous. ts,si yI3FaEa HtTXs}s 81
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To THE YOUNG, MEN OF SOUTHERN
INDIANA AND ILLINOIS, ALSO OF KEN
lucky AND TENEEssEE,uANDs TO- AN
'INTELL1GENT PUBL1c, we commend
the utility of our practical educational
advantages for young men and boys
to acquire thorough and accurate
knowledge of Double Entry Book
Keeping and the Science of Accounts,
through discipline in actual business.
transactions, by means of samples and
warehouse receipts, which has won for
this College the approval of all the
prominent men of influence, as well
as the most distinguished educators of
our land. We do assure young men
that, in the arrangement of studies and
plansof operation. every advantage is
given them to qualify in the shortest
possible time, and at the least ex-
pense, to secure accuracy. for success
in business.
We present to the public our system
of actual business training with con-
idence in its merits inspired by many
years of experience in business, and
careful examinations of all the i'm
provements brought to light by the
researches of business men.
Our theory department. is only ini-
tiatory, and the student then takes
his place as an actual dealer in mer-
chandise, cash, and all kinds of bust
ness paper.
Every conceivable business trans
action is introduced, and the stu
dent must carry gout the transaction
and make the proper entries in his
books for the same, thereby coupling
the scholastic with the practical in
actual business. -.
We keep constantly before the mind
of the student the necessity of prompt
ness and accuracy in all his business
transactions.
Our Wholesale Mercantile Depart
ment and Banks are under the super
vision of men whose experience and
knowledge qualify them to fit young
men for any Of the responsible posi-
tons in either of these departments
of business,
Our Steamboating, Railroad, and
Express Departments are so arranged
as to give the student a, practical
knowledge of the entire business of
carrying both passenger and freight.
Thus, the entire course has been
brought, by careful study and man
agement during the many years we
have devoted to this work, to its pres
ent perfection, making the course for
the student one of actual business ex-
perience. '''es''''' = f = 30 .bsifsi.os .ab1o
We are not only the pioneers in the
cause of practical education, but, the,
head and front of the system Of com
bining Theory and practice.in teaching
the science Of ACCOUNTS, ..,s-,fsr,,s,
Having obtained a4charter for SAM
pie and Sales Department in May
1851, and organized the first College
of Trade in America, we are the only.
Actual Business College in the West,
furnished with a bona tide stock Of,
goods, samples Of grain and ware.
house receipts, for use in grain and
produce trade; and where banking
facilities are superintended by an ex-5
perienceda banker. }nshiii ~ sai 20
u GREGORY, President.
L. S. MAYFTELD, alss.loa ss.as5 6ne
Resident Dr;Do;noI
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". ~ 2
DEMoCRATIC. ANoMINaTIoNs. We. gave
yesterday morning IN advance of all COM
tefhporaries, the names of a portion of
the saoIninees of the Vaudeville Cohverl-
ton on Thursday We have SINCE received
the names of the nominees for the county
of1ices' in Posey County Below we give
tire. nominations entire; T., 49,
For Senator Joseph Showers, of Posey.
For Joint Representatives. outs Richter,
Of Vandefburgh. ss'Igtf
For Representative Posey County-Capt.
| Wolfe Hines. "t4 ~ -i.t1i
FofsSherif- Redding Dow.
For Auditor-Bush Gardner.
+ For Treasurer-R Russell BIoekley.2 - Y +
| Gentlemen from Posey County inform
usthat The ticket can ready be beaten ii
the Union men Of Posey go to work in
earnest, as there are manifestations they
mean 70 do. t-lo- -
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no neutrality-suspicious.

The tiser, having been restored to health in
a few weeks by very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with lung affsc-
ton, and that dread disease, Consunption-is anx-
ious to make know to his fellow. sufferers the means
of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used (free of charge) with the direc-
will find Re cURE for CONSUMPTION Asthme ,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and
in sending the Prescription t. benefit the afflicted
and spread Information which he conceives be in
valuable r, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE. byreturn
mail, will please a ldress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, N Y.
March 20, IS66-Iy.
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NEW JEWELRY STORE.

THE subscriber would most respectfully an
Il nounce to the citizens of Charlestown and vi
cinity, that he has opened splendid assortment
of Watches and Jewelry, including, in part,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
of various grades all of which will be warranted as
represented; also Jewelry of all kinds, such as
GOLD SETS, EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS,
SPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES.
in variety and in fact every thing usually kept in
s store OF the kind would also announce that
on watches and rcpairing jewelry. so that all who
may want anything done in the line of pairing OF
watches, clocks or jewelry, may rely upon having
it done in the most workma Mike style, and ali
work will be wagrapted represented. l would
therefore ask call, am determined to suit
puI chasers and please all who may be disposed to
patronize nc Room the one lately occupied by
McIutyre and RaIlston.
Sept. 4, IS66.-1y L DINKLE
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The WRONG sEED.-A friend of ours in
this town, who enjoys a joke at the expense
OF others, was himself made victim u short
time since. Being inordinateIy fond OF tur-
nlps' ne determined to raise heavy crop, aud
with great labor prepared huge crop, having
1t as smoothe as spade aud rake could make
1t. lie then sent to relative In Maryland
Tor some choice seed, which he drilled with
great care, thinking the while, that his labor
Would meet an bundant reward. Two weeks
ago his seed sprOutcd and burst their core.
ments, when, TO the establishment of our
ha.e plants
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z d u CA TION AL
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.


IsNHE next session OF my Schn"l for Y IUNG LA
DIES will c"mmen;e on WEDNESDAY, Sep
TENDER 18th. 1~66
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
ADVANTAGE for a thorough course in English Music
study embraces Latin.
Particular attention, will be paid to Music, and
Pupils will he required to play at the Musical Sol
rc+s: witch will he given once in two this when
thu friends OF the Pupils can have opportunity
tOiuige of their progress
The charge for Board and Tuition in the English
aud Latin Course for Annual Session commencing
September 18th, ant closing the last Friday Of
remainder in Feb uarv.
Washing. Fuel and Lights, Extra.
DAY SCHOLARS PER ANNUAL SESSION:
ENGLISAand LATIN, ......... $40 to = 5O
FRENCH ITALIAN, SPANISH or. -.
GERMAN. each ................ $50
MUSIC on PIANO, ............., 49,, 500
VOCAL M USIC, ............... $50
FUEL '........''.............. ST. 90
Alpaymcuts made in advance.
Address, Mas. a. NJ. FORREST,
CharIestown. Jefferson Co., Va, July sG-lm.
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A NEW lRTICLE OF PRoDUor1oN.-Wi-L.
IN the recollection of the Oldest inhabiant.
there has perhaps never been such anssabund.
ant crop of melons, as that with which Prov
ldence has favored our community this sea-
son; During the past week, we noticed sew
eral wagon loads of water. melons, cantaleups
and musk melons in our streets. the product
OF the farms of our neighborhood, which
prices.
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SURGIcAL.-The operation of Li1oton,y
was successfully performed on Wednesday
last, by Dr., j, A. Straith, assisted by Drs. j
D. Starry, of this town, and Joseph e. Clag-
get Of Richmond. The subject was an eS-
coeafngly sprightly youth, the son of Mr..
Nm Mock, ct. this town, only aged about 10,
who is now doing well, with every hope of a
speedy recovery. ~.s
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George w. E:cheIburger, administrator of Robert
English. Mrs. E. A. Henderson, Charles Per
ran II. Daugherty, John Henderson, David E
Henderson John Hilleary aud Janet L. his wife,
Arana $. Henderson, Elizabeth LII Henderson,
Richa Henderson, Charles e. Henderson. Rob-
srt NJ Henderson, Cornelia Henderson,, George
III Henderson, Norman F. Henderson, and
Charles G. English, defendants.
Theobect of this suit is obtain decree for the
sale OF the real estate late Robert NJ English
for the payment of his debts and distribution of
the residue among hi: distributes; and it appear
ing on affidavit filed in this suit that David Hum
Phreys, Charles Perry nd Sarah his wife, John Hill
leary and Janet his wife, DAVID E. Henderson. and
Sarah T. Dougherty, parties defendants in the
above suit in the Circuit Court of Jefferson county
West Virginia, pon-residents of the said etate
they are hereby required to appear within one
month after due publication of this order. and do
what is necessary protect their interests in this
matter. 1t is further ordered that copy he Roof be
published once week fer four successive weeks,
in any newspaper in jefferson county, and that a
copy hereof be posted at the front door of the
Court House in said county.
September 4, 1S66-1m. Clerk.
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THE ASKING TON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

FINE ms ONANCE COMPANY,
OF BALTIMORE,
No 81. Souri, srREEr over TnInD NArIasAl BAsn
THIS C9mpsn :inaures BaiId.ugs, Merchandise,
Personal Property generally, Vessels III Port & C..
against loss damage by Fire. On the most favor
able terms AlEiosees will be Immediately adjust
ed and promptly paid.
DIRE CTORS:
Thomas Y. CANBy, of Can6y GIlpin & Co.
Wv. WHITELocK, Pres Sd Nationn Bank.
o. A. PARKER, of E. l.. Parker & Co,
w. II. CRAWFORD, of W II. Crawford & Co
p. S. CHAPPELL, Manufacturing Che inlet.
H. REESE, OF G. II Reese & Bros.
j. D. MAsoit,<sf J d. Mason & Co..,
J. Tone, President of the Cecil Bank.
Us BEAcHAM, oI J. S. 3 cacham & Bro,
J. F. DIX, of Dix & Steiner.
j. LEARY, of J. Leary co
A. PERRY, Commission Merchant.
II. C SMITH, OF Tucker & smith.
r. NJ. SPILLER, OF SpilIsr & AIcock.
E. KIMBERLY, Of Kimberly Bros.
HARTDIHH. South Gay street -
S. p. TowEs END, of VIM Chestnut & Co.
b. F. PARLETT, of d. F ParIett& Co.
J. S. FORBES, Builder.
G. w. HUMRICKMoUsE, of C. w. Humrickhou
g. 60. THOS. Y. CANBY Prcs't'
FRA Sc1s McGLNNIs, Sec'y.
en-. AtSoUlTH, Agent at CharIestown
Nov. ID, ls65.-ly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WHISPERS! wHIsKERsY

DR.. L. o. MoNTEz' CoRROLIA, the greatest slim
uator in the world, will force Whiskcrs or Mus
tachvs to grow the smoothest face or Chin never
known total. Sample for trial sent free to any one
DESTROYS of testing its merits. Address, REEVES
& CO., rs Nassau street. New York
August Il. lS66-3m.
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THE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
IN CHARLEsToWN,

IN CHARJESTOWN, $50.
Under the of tho undersigned, will be re-
~ suned on Monday the 10Th day Of September
next.
>. co1RsE OF STUDIES, AND TERMS:
PR1mAax scLAss.-s Spelling, Reading. wri-
ting: Primary Arithmetic, Geography -.
"a, and History. per session. $1,000.
rithmctic, Geography and Atlas. Com
mon Scho History, Grammar, Compo- M.
sIIioti and writing, 1900
SENIOR Glass; Arithmetic, Reading, Wri.
ting, Grammar, Composition, Ancient
and Modern Geography aud History, uni
Versal History, Natural Philosophy, As
trOnOmy Chemistry, Mythology, Mental
PHILOSOPHY, History Of Eng lish Literature, g.
Evidences OF Christianity, 20TO.
The course emb races LStin. ~
French, 500
Music our the Piano. ~
An extra charge for fuel for each session of IS
Boarding will be provided on apple alton to the
subscriber Payment one half in advance
The second session will commence February let
1861, and close the last Friday in June
ROBERT T. BROWN.
Charlestown, July 10 1866.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are indebted
to,Mr. CHARLES WELSH, son of Mr. B. b.
Welsh of this county. for hall Bushel- of
the finest tomatoes we, have seen this season.
Several Of the lot weighed more than one
pound each, and their flavor was quite equal
Z to the size.
We are also under obligations to Mr.. JOHN
F. SHAuLI, for various little presents which
he has favored our Office within the past ten
days. The peaches sent US were very nice,
indeed.
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MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
WOODSTOCK, VA.
JOHN Fl. GRABILL, A. 3. IN. u.

Z =
P. w.MAGRuDER, Esq. s'O''A'' FF'ne'ps as
ME Exerciees OF this school will be resumed ON
the hrst Monday in September. The scholas-
I'll year Will be divided into two scssions-the first
cgn%sneing on the fret Monday IL September and
commencing On the following Monday and closing
on ttle 2Ist of juno = p sT.'S
Ii ie the object OF the Principals Ia :establ5sb !.
[I class English gill and Classical school sstpdsn
Other Colleges the active duties Of life. = y
In cons qusnce of tue fuctuation of che currency
the terms of tuition reduced the rates dopte
before the war; payable jim specie Or lis
> s.yS@4 TERMS PER S LSsIoN. .s.s .
PR1MAR7... :, :. :. - g IN -
JUNiOR >. -. :. -. +. -. q m
ADVANCED ESeLIsH, -. =. ~! 1850.
SENIOR :. - {. t..s- ssAS-
Music ON PIAEo. :. - * M
CcNTINe ESSr FEE..;:. s,l
Board can be procured at private Boariiue.
Houses at s Is per month. = rs
cipalss l5fff y. Ia a : 50 y e'- r ~ ~
RErEREso Es.-Phirip williams, Winchester.
Georgs Il: Murphy, Of Woodstock, formerly Of
MartnFbnTg; BenjamtnF Beall, Charlestown.
August 81, 1s66-lm,
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BASE AL1-There was quite spirited
game of Base Ball played by the ''Stonewall"
Club, of this place on Saturday afternoon.
the 9th inst, on their grouds east of town.
& The score stood as follows: y
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For the information of those unacquainted
with the game, we will state that the letters
Immediately after the names are. to designate
the position of the players in the field; thus
G. for catcher,,P p. for pitcher, b. for first
base, 2 B. for second base. B. for third
base, l.. f. for left field, CT for centre field,
r. for right field, S. S. for short stop; r,
at the head of the column, for runs or scores,
and o. or Ii. L., outs or hands lost Each
player after striking the ball. and runping to
the four bases, without being put out, scores
enc; and each one put out is marked out
At the end of the game, which in the above
was six innings, the number of runs made by
each player is placed in the column under
the letter r, and the number of outs under
o, or Fl. L., as is sometimes used,
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NEW YORK
UNION PIANO-FORTE COMPANY.
CHARTERED JANUARY. 1son


CHARTERED JANUARY, 1860. !.
WE are now prepared at our NEW FACTORY,
", corner of TENTH AVENUE aud THIRTY.
si4lh . REET. to turn out 80 PIANOS per week
from our Splendid New Scales-which are pr6-
nOunced by the bestl nd yes to be the most povyer-
tui Square Piano that has. yer been ht before
inc public; Ihereis no Piano made that wall stand
No. 81 Octave, front Round Cor
n, ,ners, Plain Case, octagon Legs, S 400 to $50
N0'4.7 Octave ..!.E front Round Cor
No 5-7tIctavc -four la go Round Cor y -
ners' with Carved Legs, &C., $500 to 5000
The New York Union Piano Company. believing
that the public want demands
GOOD SUBSTANTIAL ~,
7-0ctave Pianc-Forte. :
Embracing all the MOdera mprovcmcnta-such as
d Rose'cOOd Case, French Grlnd Action.
Harp Pedal, Full Iron Frame, OUcr-
strung Bass, &C.,
AT PRICES WITHIN THE MEANS OF ALI
Now offer such Instrument at n price lower than
a. any other reliable Mandatory
These PianOSare made of the best materials will,
SELECTED from the best Factories IN this and the
Countries and fully warranted TO stand in any cii-
sold Tor One THOUSAND DOLLARS '"'o"
OUR TERMS ARE N EFT CASH, CITY Funds
-, oy adopting such terms are enabled to sell
....A All Orders must be sent direct TO the Fac
tory, corner Of 10th Avenue and 3Gth Street as we
our PENSIONERS from paying for costly snowy ware
rooms which expense the purchaser aiwnys has to-
pear w want 59q ASESIs and TEACHERS TO
in all parts of the United States.
NEV YORK UNION PIANO FORTE co.
500 Coz. lOTH AyRSUE and Both STREET, N. Y.
SAMUEL FISK. Boston, President
J. r. HALE, N. ", TrcRs'r & Gent A gent. Z
June IL, 1S66-ly. rrf.
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LowEsr RArEs o. pEsr eompAxIrs.

'JNHE Charter ofthis Company require a de.
L post OF not less than s leo 600 with the Treas
urer of the State, as guarantee of faith with til
policy holders
This Company is prepared to issue ordinary life
policies for ERIN of years, and years non for
fixture life policies.
Also, Policies If Endowment, Annuity, sc
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DIR. J. A. STRAITH,

DIR. J. A. STRAITH,
Medical Examiner far Jcfersom Toumty.
Od-No charge for Policies, Stamps or Medica /
Examination. For tables of Ratcs, &c apply to
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