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New York Market.
by telegraph Ssw YORK, March 3.
Cotton-tuii and frooping at t3ar ~ for middng
flour-Rather more active and prices generally sith
ont decided change, at a5a7 20 for Extra State
3sas 80 for extra R. II. o., and s5alo IS fol
Trade Brands. market closing heavy.
Whsky-Q let and nominal at 2sa2 30
Grain Common grades Of Wheat dull nd heavy and
good and choice quiet and frm at 62Sl e5 for No
Milwaukee, and 70 Tor prime new No l do. RE In
limited request at Soc for Barley dnf Bar,e,
Malt quiet at 40 short time Corn dull and heavy and
lie lower, a. 7797sc for for sound MIXED western in
store and delivered. Oats dull at 3sS42 for unsonnd
western and 54d55 for sound do
Grccerits Coffee dull. Sugar steady At lIs0lo 70,
Havana. Motases quiet.
Petroleum Dull ss02sl for Crude and 4sa4s for
Refined In Bond
Provisions-Pork dull and lower. at 81 5oaos On
for new mess closing at e So for cash; n ab1z7 81
for old do; and 10 5000 IS for prime also ESQ hill
new mt for March. April and May eeller., optton
at n 6062s 90. Beef steady at Is o041o 90 for new
plain mess and % so9A 90 for n<v extrs mes. Re-,
hams quiet, Western At 40 o0a4l 90. Gut heats lover
at 1ll40l2L fos shoulders and lelz01sN for han .
Bacon duh and heavy. At ls@ for Cumberland cut
Dressed hogs heavy At 12.6lqN for westsrx ard $50
1874 for city. Lard heavy and los r At ie0lsl<
Butter firm At saoAS for Ohio, and 4O0ss for st.ee
Cheese steady ct 16043
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L,OR SALE-The House and Land now
IL occrpi-d BY Charles Ivii,, the buf, t~u mief
and halt above Eeskuk-20 Of laid, is under
high state Of cultivation and we'll fenced Fine growth
e II trees small fruits and grSpes, brick house con
tanning rooms good cellar e,sterr and ont hoi~esi
desirable country resids Possession the fisi O. %
tober Title perfect Enquire of
anEs h Il Len hlAh+
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THESE BITTERS ARE PREPARED
Il In Pure Bourbon Whisky. iron q combination Of
twenty different kinds II roots tarks and herbs
which in perfect con~ert with the ether. pre-
pared from The original formula given by the great chief
aed J@fke' 10 DIR Gh4p ho u.-d Ths SUCCESSFULLY
In hts practice fr and by their gained
great popularity in the treatment ard Of Dye
pepsm LIVER pra'nt Cons s,ion, Sick and Nervous
~adsehe Fever and Ague add a diseases arising rom
torpid liver and indigestion. Per,ons suffering from
either OF these 1rath. dt--~se- will nd by
the ef t--e Buffers. which perfectly pure and
free from all those Drugs and Fvtsans usIay put mp In
such perpetrators aud rair-d 1T transporting
that IN the RED JACKET there r. >.-tue that no
other nitters possess.
They strengthen ard invgorAte the system.
Thy upequsled for general Gebility.
They a cure for Dyspepsia.
Thsy gave good and healthy appetite
They assist digestion.
They punf, the breath and acdity Of the stomach.
They cure Darrhoea and Cholera Aorbns
They auttdo,e TO change ~ water and diet
They are the h 81 stimusnt In existence
They pr~ve ntive OF Fever and ASue.
They relieve Constipation.
They Nervous Headache.
They perfectly pure and palsta' lie.
The genuine RED JACKET BITTERS are oniy sold
In quart hoti.es never by the gaen, quart or pint
each cork.
Sold by all druggists aud dealers throughout the
country.
Call for r. jacket, and take no other
Circulars to the trade supplied on application
BENNETT PikrERs CO.. Propri.tors
81 and 80 Michigan Avenue,
mehIdSw&m CHICAGO
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SxArIxe.-0ne of the most healthy sports of III
present age is skating. But too much care cannot
be used after skating all the evening-getting the
blood heated and the pores all open, that you do
not get Cold and lay the foundation of throat and
lung complaints. Goes Cough Balsam will be
found excellent in all such cases. We say, keep
it in the house, ready for immediate use.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure is also of the bes,
remedies in the world for Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, and all diseases oil
the stomach and bowels.
maYch6dk v-tue-thu-sat
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NOR sALE.-S4o acres of Land, zoe. in

LNUK SALE.--o4U hCtes OF IkIIul %UVe IN
IL cultivation 100 10 timber nearly all under enr@-
With twetoty Frame Dwelling cont1hii elEet oons'
goos ct-tern three wells and si. stream Of water
through the place Good orchard and Frame "
f-.t This is situated I'VE miles Ntrfh Of the
Moline. Valley RaiiIusd at Bon spsrte, IN Nsn ruren
county Iowa y OF the be~t farms IN thst e
ton OF the stase wilt he cold for - sere ball
do wp aud the time With per C nj tnteIs~i
For further information call on WILLIAM Wight,
on The place, H. lse-.i rs
nox2s seal Estate Az ns, keeknk-
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Chieage 81 arket.


By Telegraph CHICAGO, March 5.
The decline 10 gold had depressing effect lssdinz
markets to-day, and prices for nearly everything are
easier.
Prosisions-Lmitsdipquir and small sales at % oc
for pork, Il for green and l6c for dry salted
hams LOOSE 1875 Cuner nd rniddlss Ice for con
try sweet picked hams and sc for green from
dressed hogs rubbed In ssit aud from the block
Dressed Hogs-Dnt and &c lover, the season beins
nearly About four hundred changed hands Al
10 s0sdll 90.
FLOUR Qaiet without e-sentalc change. sales at 400
for good TO fancy sprIng extras; 5o&5 rs Er un
sound oca5 80 for spring superfne and 90 for Wis
con.n White Winter.
Grain-Whest market du and declined lc but RALLIED
and closed steady at 2l5t1 IS for No spring sale,
No spring ranged from sSsaic and Rejected spr,ns
al 6SG73 Corn less active prices about lie lower
sales Rejected 81 and for No L. for futur,
delivery market dull and minaly lover Oats dull Al
2ts25x Tor No ], and 2id2l for No . Rye quiet but
firm; sales at 80 e5s for No l. and 1870 for No Bar
ley neglected
Hshwnes-ouiet and steady at . %
seeds-Dull and heavy. saies Of Timothy at coz
90, and common prime Clover at Oo0oco
Beef Catte-Quiet with SAILS at COCA go for common
cows and steers; 0os5 % Tor medium and 7sa o.
for better grades.
Hogs-Btte hogs dull and ninsily unchanged OWNS
to fneagre supply no sales of Consequence.
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on Drelling Houscs hnd

INSI RANTE on DveIIlng HOUSES hhU
l. Household Furniture h. tfeo ed n The 1-H1 In
srnact Company Hartford, Horn lrfararee tfH5ry
Eer 70 other responsli IL stock conpsD 9 10
one to year. at rates ranging ON 20 cents fc ~
mr. cent on the Sto0 for who tire,
chap a. n ether responsible company Fer rti@eis
rstun Insurance call ths unter- ned. BIO
can give Inde ninity than tan Re found a am h
axepcy in this section ttec.sI Ii TtA-klCh-
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ueoR sALE.-Lcts ; and 9, IN block fe&, On fuifon
street between Eleventh and Ts eith streets PIKE
$500 each Also = in block b5, in Hi ournes sedA
ton TO Keokak- Ptice Si5o- Tit-s good er ~ sale
Enquire Of (3an1l IL b. fEN.kfth-
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H.B TEN-EYcE.

USoR sALE-Lot l. and 80 feet Of Lot ia Block $50,
II situated the corner Of Seventh and Orleans Its
These lois covered with fruit evergr aud other
rnautnta tres together with hne growth OF shade
trees the de- rslk and large eistrn on The bsek
the ot and really he finest hnldng lofs In
that mart Of the CITY Pr1ca 500 Title perfect kn
1pire o. f,splO1 H. d. TEN-kYCK.
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WHAT UoEs m NKAN!-Why shOuIu the
scare or panic and marking down" dry
goods here be attr uted 10 Us? 1t is true we
keep good stock, and sell as cheap as we
can, but that is our business, and if our
friends do not complain of us, no one else
should. nor do We think we will lose an
trade by it. RISER x HILLS.
febT-tf No as Main street, keokuk.
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+ WILL sell my present residence, contain
j. Ing 4spenv Nsnns NTH eeoA c~asar spd etstr RI
piAa66xH atoa6sd ne6r eernsr Of twelfth snd Hign
Ssresis fe me- reasonable. For further infof nation
aPR,y. 49, s'-ssss ,oyuA cIupnsuo.
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The RED JACKET Bitters is no worthless
article, but is what it claims TO be, real,
genuine, medical preparation, of sterling vir
tues, Thenam "Bitters'' is too often used
to cover villainous compound ofpoor whisky
and some bitter drug Do not contound Red
J1eE.t with this class. mar6-d4w 1t.
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EOR SALk-Aons story Frame Dwei-
y Ing House. ars. fran. barn cs.ers cellar sns w
= With full lot situated on bsnk sueet
hssvser LAT IA Ia streets Keoknk Title rood Price
u.1S. fssbIs} HsTsN-Hfoh.
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TOR SALE-Tventy acres Of besuti-
Il fsl0arasa % 0ssee Land, asa near the Assis-
sppi river about three mile above the city ksosuk
NAN n D. rkN-sroK
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EOR SALE-The west half Of twe
story double brick Dwelling House coat aiming sia
cistern good cellar house painted and vskrd al
over LOT we'll fenced and all in good arder sifnsfss He
the corner ef nth and Dss Moines streets Ev~d
Price 81 500 Enquire Of b ThN-khSA.
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L,OR SALE--A Cottage Frame Dwellir i
Il House nov occupied by William vsneill vita =
rooms eis,ern, cellar, wood house. full lot ana We,
fenced With frut trees Ae, situated High, eetwvs
Seventh and Eishtk sareets keokuk Title xeoa. Pcs
session Let ofoctoeer. Kseuifs Of
jylt H. \. rEN-EYCK
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-08-29

WisCoNsIS.-Prof j. d. Butler OF
the State University at Madison, Wis,
has declined his call to the Greek chair in
Miami University ut Oxford, Ohio.
EPISCOPAL. The Rt. Rev. Bishop
Hopkins is expected to o%fficiate in 81.
Stephens Church, in this village. on
Monday evening, Sept. Sd. Service to
commence at I o'clock.
The Rev. Messrs. ID. IIcnshaw, OF
Providence, II. l., and w. H. Collins, OF
Hyde Park, Mass. oiliciated in st. Stcpll-
ems Church, Middlehury, last Sunday.
On the Sunday after Commencement, the
Rev. G. c. Harris, of Brldgcwater, Mass,
Uiiiciatcd.
The Fair held at Manchester for tho
benefit of The Episcopal Church last week
ncttcd upwards Of SlCO.
On Tuesday evening, July 3lSt, in
bennington, W., Il deaf mute young lady
was confirmed in a class of ten. DR.
Gallaudct was present to interpret the
service and the ltt. Rev. Bishop Hopkins
sermon. The rector of the parish, the
Rev. Mr.. Phillips, and his wife, had fol
several months taken II kind interest il
this deaf mute and prepared her for bap-
tism and confirmation -Cjmch Jo9rnaL
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

CATuoLC.-licv. DR.. Hodge, in a re-
cent speech, said that the Pope has to-day
more power in New York, where he con-
trolls the municipal elections, than he
has at Rome.
The papers announce that Bishop Nc
Farland, won a splendid gold watch in a
recent rattle at a Fair in Providence, for
the benefit of some Catholic institution.
BArTisr.-The Pastor Of the Baptist
colorcd Congregation in Richmond has
baptized 4S9 Converts within n year.
The American Baptist Missionary con
vention (co!ored) of Richmond Va, Au-
gust % adopted a resolution con,olidat-
ing with the North-W Western AMI South
crn baptist Conventions also a resolu-
ton declaring colonization detrimental
to the interests of colored people, and
claiming equality and national and civil
rights.
BAPTIST CoNvENTIoS.-We learn that
a convention Of llapii>is, under the su-
pervision of Rev. A. Is. Earle, to contin.
ne three days, will commence at Burling-
ton at I p. m. on Tuesday evening, Sept,
4th. Parties attending the convention
will be furnished with free return tick
cts over the Rutland & burlington Rail
road upon certificate of attendance from
the Secretary Of the convention.
CONGREGATIONAL Rev. +. l.. Car
pen,er has requested a dism ssal from the
pastoratc at Barre.
Plymouth Church in Chicago, from
the pastoratc OF which President Kitchcl
was dismissed July 18th, passed a series
Of resolutions exceedingly complimentary
to DIR. Kitchel in which they say, ''IIc
has done a work with and for plymouth
Church during his short pastoratc which
none of US dared TO hope at the beginning. g
Rev. Mr.. Alvord has accepted an in.
v~itation to supply the church in Marlboro.
The Congregational church in Windsor
IS being reiitted in the absence of the
pastor, ltev. L. ii. ByinGton, on his vac,
atiou.
OREGoN.-Six Congl church edifce,
have been erected in this new State, cost
ing nearly $4,000. There are now nine
Congl churches, three hundred members
ten ministers, and one licentiate in the
State. The Pacific University at Foresl
Grove, has been founded chiefly by Con
gregaiionalisls, and has a fluid of SIS
, 600 in coin.
Prof. Paul Chadbournc of Williams
College has received the offer of the pres
idcncy Of the University of Wisconsin
The Windham Conference of Congrc
g%ational Churches will meet at Below
Falls on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept
10Th and Goth. Changed from tn
5th( The opening sermon will b.
preached by Rev. Stephen Harris, Oh
, Wednesday at 10 a. m.
UNIrARIAN.-The presidency Of Anti
och College has been accepted by Rev
q George w. Hosmer, ID. d., pastor o
r of the Unitarian Society in Buffalo Iii
u son, Rev. James X. Hosmer, minister q
t the church in Deeriield, Mass is to b
,. associated with him rs n Of professors
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nR. BICKNELL'S SYRUP
IL THE GREAT
GHnJ ED DEAIEnV

Also. Dv,entery, Diaru el, Cholera Morhus, SUM-
mcr Complaint, Pain or Cramp in Stomach or
Bowels, Sick or Sour tumaci. Painters ChOlic.
Sc, aud is warranted to cure or no pay. l.
purely vegetable, without a particle Of opiate or
narcotic. Highly aromatic, very pleasant to the
taste. mild, but sure in its effects, warns and
strengthens the system acts like a charm, affords
almost immediate relief, aud a taste Of the article
will satisfy the most in"rcduluus of these facts
Sold hy all dealers in medicine. Please send for n
circular and try il. Prepared only by EDWARD
SUTTON, Providence, X l..
GEO. {. GOODWIN 4 co, Boston, Gen. Agt's,
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Special NOTICES.
DAVIS
TEGETIBLE PAIN KILLER

7 Y IT III T .ITWF TLTINI
WOOSTER, OHIO, May 2O.ls63.
NSirs Having had occasion To use Peggy Davis
P.in Killer in my family for the last Gc wears,
| ain pleased to acknow ledge its hencyrial effects
n cveTr instance. Feeling confident that it was
this medicine that saved my chilIS litc. when at
tackled with cramp collie. it j. a pleasure to me 10
.ccommcnd II A. n good family MEDICINE. aud one
which every family ought to have in their house.
In eases Of emergency there can be nothing better:
at least, ! have always found it 80, and | find it
to hc generally known and esteemed.
22:iw Yours respectfully. ii. L. MCKrENAN.
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CoENwALL-On Tuesday of last week
James Nancclct of Cornwall, was knock
ed off a load of rails, and falling under
the wheels had an arm broken. The ac-
cident was occasioned by one end of a
rail falling off the load.
Sawyer & Thompson's steam saw
mill at Weston, was burned on Thursday
night: fully insured.
William Tracy of Bennington was
shot in a house of ill.famc near that place
on Thursday night, by the proprietor, n
man named Jones.
PATENTS have been issued to the
following Nermonters from L. 5. Patent
Office for the week ending August 2lst +:
Hosea Willard, of Nergenncs, for
improvement in machines for raking and
loading hay.
Robert and Thomas Ross, of Middle
bury. for improvement IN chucks.
"A Slate ledge is being opened at
West Randolph which promises to pro-
duce a superior article.
ROLL OF IIoNoR.-Thc following is n
list of Vermont soldiers inferred at various
national cemeteries. The figures prelixed
denote the number Of their graves in the
respective cemeteries:
At Hdmptoa, Va.
AZ Austin, Abraham 9th c.
46 Axtell, Lorenzo 10Th +.
80 Baylcy, Charles 9th G..
100 Benson, Roadway L. 9th b.
liz benson, A. l. 2II.
22l Cables, Thomas 9;h +.
263 Charles, William 9th X.
800 Cillcy, Charles :. 9th D..
$50 Davis, John oh ID.
4j3 Emory, Harrison + 9th ID.
46S Fairbanks, Sanford s. 9th X.
G2l Harlow. Henry G. 18th ID.
GSj Holland, Ebcn, xcr 9th II.
500 Lafayette, j lmcs 9th b.
1023 Neal, James X. 9th a.
1lS0 Riley, John 9h b.
12l6 Sar IcrS. II. W. 0th II.
1295 Smith, Edwin II. OH X.
1928 Spiclcr, Alden oh +.
lilo 1ombs. George II. 10Th T..
l4l4 FOWL, Henry 9h G.
At Fortress Monroe, ia. !
43 Brock, Warren 5ih b.
a Butterlirll, j. 81 f.
103 Fallen, James 9th ID.
III Graves, l.. 9th G..
13S Holden, Albert oh X.
ITO Iloyt, Albert Z Sd X.
157 Ladnc, John 9th +.
POI Nichols, G.. w. 9th ID.
In tie Rio G'a~lt District, Department o
7cIds.
5 Fallen, jeremiah 9TH b.
6 Fisk, Eldridgc 9TH X.
oil Wilson, Samuel 9TH /.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time to the treatment OF all diseases in
cilent to the female system. An experience of
twenty-three wears enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent relief in the worst cases OF
Suppression aud all other Menstrual arrangements
from whatever causes All letters for advice must
contain ~. Office. No. Q I'm licOtt street, Boston.
n B.-soard furnished TO those who wish to
remain under treatment.
Boston, June .. 1866. CN)i3;fv
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TT ARRISON'S PERlSTALTIC


Pleasant, Prompt and Effective. Two taken at
night move the bowels once next morning. In.
like all Pills they never cause pain nor rcquiie in
crease OF dose to perfect a cure.
They cure Headache, Dizziness, Oppression after
rating, Sour Rising, and every evil arising from
IoSTivENrSs and INDIGESTION Warranted in all
ca. es of PnEs. either hlee,ling or blind.
For sale hy !. $. HARRISON 4 Co, Projectors,
No. l fremont Temple, Boston, and by all Drug
sisis, or will he mai ell On receiving 60 cts. 20; iw
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

The well known Lot Sanford Farm, situated in
Shoreham. is for Sale.
Said farm contains about 500 acres Of choice
land, suitably divided into Tilling, Meadow and
Pasture, with a good supply Of Wood, Water, sc.
A large Orchard, containing good grated fruit.
1t Ia. on it two good dwelling houses, one two
stories and one oue-and-half stories for tenant
house. Five Barns; a carriage house; Corn Barn.
and othc; out-buildings, with a good Cider Mill in
running order, tn only one in town. ANY one
wishing to purchase will tind it their interest to
examine said farm before purchasing any other.
Possession will bc given, it sold, next Spring. For
further particulars, inquire Of the undersigned
living near the premises.
A.. W. PERRY.
Shoreham, june %, 1868. 1877
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NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
FAMILY PHYSICIAN
IN PRINT.

BY DR. SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH, AM, MD
The Author OF numerous Medical Works,
His Six Lectures on the Prevention and Cure of
Consumption, Diseases of the IIeart,-and the
Rules to Preserve Health and Lite to a Hundred
Years, have been read by thousands, and have
carried hope to all readers, and heath to all who
lave fulfilled its teachings.
DIR. fi'ch's aim in this new book is to- direct
habits 50 as to avoid indispositiGn, to manage i'll
disposition 50 as to prevent di>easc, and to treat
disease 80 as to restore health. He would cure a
hacking cough, and thus prevent consumption he
would clear II husky throat, and thus stop Group or
dirhthcria lie would regulate a disturbed state Of
the stomach and bowels, and thus STAY dvsenterv
and dhuiera but should ANY diseases supcrvcne,
he at once comes to our aid with the exact RENE
dies necessary to "A prompt cure. lie glances first
AZ those i>eascs which the sick cannot well doctor,
but which require the aid OF Il capable physician,
and that when properly and timely treated. are
always durable. These diseases, he saws, are Con.
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrll, Asthma. Di>cas, S
OF the Heart, Dyspepsia. Headaches, Liver Com
plants, Piles, Kidney Complaints, Female Com
plants. Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Skin Diseases,
and all diseases and discolorations freckles, moths.
&C., which attack and destroy the complexion.
The second great class Of diseases, which the
patient or his friends can always doctor, and for
which intallihle remedies are given. are Diphthe-
ria. Group, Scarlet Fever. Measles, Whaoping
Cough. Typhoid Fever ID ,stentery. \>iatic Cholera,
Cholera Morhus, Cholera Intantum, Diarrhna OF
alults aidchll lrell, Cnlds, Congestion OF the Lungs,
Lung Fever, Burns, Erysipelas, &c. Remedies fpr
each of these are given, which the sick or their
friends can prepare and successfully administer.
He next gives the proper treatment of the Hair
and Teeth, so as to preserve both in health and
beauty through life. He next gives a remedy for
Sea sickness. Finally, he gives recipes tor prcpar-
iug Hair bye, Cologne Water, and Tooth Powder,
all unsurpassed by any other preparations.
II is as little rs We can do to advise our readers
to obtain and read this book. II has 10 pages
price ~ ccnts. Send 81 cents TO DIR. S. 5. Fitch,
No. % fremont Street, boston, Mass. BE parti,
cular to give Post-otice, Town, County and State,
anc the book will be senG to you 10y mail free OF
postage 1PIl5:3n
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IIlE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.
FREDERICK $. WINSTON, President.
"The leading Life Insurance Association
Of this Continent also the model
Company of the World"
ELIzrR WnlGlIr Mass. Insurance Commissioner

The advantages offered hv tn $ Company arc,
1St. Ii has larger CASH ASSETS than any other COM
panv in The country. amounting to nearly
:15. 600, 600.
End. DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY, and may lie used as
cash in payment Of premiums, or to aug.
mcnt the amount Of insurance, or as an in
come.
3rl. Dividends declared upon a purely mutual
plan, and have been larger than by any
other Company.
Superintendent Barnes, in his report to the L.e-
%gi>lature of New York, for 1868 saws: NO such
imperial dividend a that of the Mutual Life, was
ever before declared by any American Company"
4th. Rates Of Premiums are lower than in most
other Companies.
CURRENT INCOME, past wear, : 1000 600.
AMOUNT l~NsrREI', .aSt pear, 81 .000, 900.
NUMBER OF Policies issued, 1000.
PAST RrSuLrS.-\ policy for Sl0,0O0. issued in
1873; Dividends applied to augment the policy
IN 20 year>-amountcd to :ls, 03S. 30, while the
whole amount Of premiums paid was only -, $50.
ENDOWMENT FoIICIrs which have been paid
by the Company->how a surplus above all pre-
miums paid to the Company, with compound
interest at 6 per cent
Those wishing to Insure will do well to examine
The document Of this company, which will he fur
ni-hcd 10y the under-i med or their agents. This
Company has paid 20 per cent dividends.
j. Il G.. & STEELE,
Gcnl Agents for Vermont.
Middlebury, Ipril u. 1856. Ar
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-08-29
ASTHMA CURED.
OLACK AS 4 Q

~ Il few wear, since was many a splendid heal
that !, now grey or rrilzlcd. Why not restore
to the vet uuwrinklcd brow its raven honor?
Five minutes effects the splendid transformation.
In less time than a ritlrmnn woull AXE to
LO.fD IND FIRE
three times, the greyest head may uc male darker
than the
RiVEN'S WING.
No matter Of what undesirable Tint tho hair or
whi,Kcrs or beard may lie the change to a superb
AN perlectl natural black or brown is accom-
plishc,l hv one apIlicatinn of