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Hydraulic Cow nTiIker.-Patented MAY 10,

HydrHIiilc low Nuker.-Pateuted uNy xxp
1906 and November, 1857 Tor aching hands and
kicking II viii milk number OF cows at the
time aud By steam other power. IL uxlks tho
stops drawing 70 allow mks three tested cows well
o. ~ agreeable to the than hand milling.
rare opportuuity for enterprsing With
large small capital 10 money other By travelling
locating city country. Cal and examine FOR your
selves Pull sized machine IN constant operation HydrAn-
lie Cow Milking Machine Company, 2u6 Broadway.
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Beautiful Hair.INInny Years IA Chewss.l
experiments have resulted in perfecuG CHEvALlER'H
LIFE FOR THE HAIR unrivalled hairdressing which
mparts life and Increased nutrimen 70 hair peven-
Ing badness and arrestng It's when commencod
producing the principle upon which s color dcpends and
thus restores original color and youthful
beauty. and will stop It's falling out at sold BY an
druggists aud ~ my ONCE. LIS Broadway. New YORK
SARAH A CHEVALIER
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Fenian Rioters Sentenced.

MANCHESTER NOV. 12-Evening.
The prisoners Roberts, Featherstone and Gould, were
brought up before the Commission to-day, and were
each sentenced to eve years imprisonment
All the indictments having been disposed OF, the spe-
ca commission for the trial OF the Manchester rioters
was dissolved.
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The Hair. scalp aud Face.

The Hair. scalp aud Face.
DIR. B. g. PERRY, Dcfmatolosist, ~ bond stre9L NeW
York founder OF tbs Dvgiastoloers science In nus oun-
try successfully treats all cuaneous diseases OK the noA1
loss of hair and premature rravness. 1870.
The Doctor also nces, WAITS moto iresAeI
tao comedones (back worD- unnatural red noses Ano -
pimpl, and scotgGtc affections on me noe nes
NJ charge for ecnsulsstou. personally or By letter..
sand for circular. y
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A Great and sure Rcmedy for Lndies.-Thq
Portuguese Female Pills always give Immediate retisI
Price S. Beware OF matOSs who copy advsrtsomooeD
TO sell poisonous compounds
Dr. A. M. MAURICEAU. i7g Liberty ssress.
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All Who Have Used It Are Unamimous %
prociamlng II the delightful bsautider Of the AOu
GEO. w. LAIRD's BLOOM OF YOUTH
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NEW YoRK. Nov. II. 1867.

.A:-UnixersaI Expeditions. Paris, 1867
STEINWAY 4 SONS triumphant having been awarded
the first grand gold modal for American Grand square and
Upright Pianos * the unanimous verdict o. sas Inter-
Of merit all exhibitors and
than four hundred entered for competitions ~
nearly all the celebrated manufacturers Of Europs.
Warerooms Nos 100 and Ill East Fourteenth Street, New
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fire In a stable.

Shortly after one O'Clock this morning Ore took place
in stable Of No 81 Third avenue, owned and
pied by Henry Aus drop. The horses got out The
damage done to the stable and stock is about $3.50
Insured for 5000 the Continental Insurance Company
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A. M. Mnuriceau, NJ. D., Professor OF DSss
thirty practice l29 Liberty street.
Guarantees certain ladies. from whatever cause.
without pain or Inconvenience.
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A BLESSING to Lndies.--A Indy Wrttcsi-P0v.
tuguese Female Ps relieved day without incoa-
venience, like magic. Price IS. DIR. A. M MAURICEAUs
otnce 1873 Liberty street. sent by mall
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New Marriage ssuide.-Phy siolOgfcNl EssnyaN
young eminent phys!cian, for twenty
the head Of OF the principal charities OF Americas
sealed letter envelops free OF charge. Address
Bank, Dor r. Philadelphia, Pa
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Repression of Free Debate in
Prussia.
ANOTHER RIOT IN ENGLAND.
The Formal CessiOn OF Rus
sian America.
The Steamer Ossipee, With General
Rousseau on Board, in a Gale.


The French Plan Of a Conference-Italian
Explanation to the Powers-Retircment Of
the French Troops from Rome.
PARIS Nov. IL, 1S67-Evening
The French government has issued q second note in
regard 70 the proposed conference the Roman ques
ton
In this note the third rate powers Of Europe are
called 70 participate 1t il thought that Of Thorn
will decline.
FLORENCE, Nov 11-Evening
The government Of Italy which 10 hostile to the pro
jeclsd Conference, has sent . note to the European
necessity Of any Conference whatever
In this the Roman question ID discussed from an
Italian stand point. The Details however, have mot
TRANSFERRED.
PARIS. Nov. IL, 1857.
The Noniteur In it, official column to-day announces
that the Emperor seeing that Italy ID resolved 70 do
her duty and fuln all her obligations under the Ssptem
Der Convention has withdrawn the French troops from
the city Of Rome and other parts Of the Papa territory
TO Civita vscchia
The Menebrea Cabinet Complete.
FLORENCE, Nov. IL, 1861
Rear Admiral Provana del Sabbions has been APP
pointed Minister OF the Marine and his acceptance Of
the post completes the Cabinet Of General Hensbrsa
Italy Decided Against tho Temporal Power.
FLORENCE, Nov 12-Evsning.
The Gaseaa publishes the text Of diplomatic note
from Prime Minister Mensbrsa which declares that the
suppression OF tho temporal power Of the Pope il
indispensable the maintenance Of good relations be-
tween Italy and France. i.
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Don't Use Any Other " You Wish TO Inssrs.
soft clear and decAcly beautiful complexion. AK foD
GEO. w. LAIRD's BLOOM OF YOUTH.
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All Il Requires Ii One Trial.-Onc Applicm.
ton viii beautify the complexion Ask for GEO. W.
LAIRD,S BLOOM OF YOUTH.
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NOT n Description OF Fashionable Fur, Not .
new style Cape, CollA Cloak. Maala, H. Hood.
Cuds Gloves, that will not bs found ~ GkNLS's Sic
A~xs
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street. New York. all Diseases OF the scalp. lose q
hair and premature also moes ,wens. wars,
moth feckles. comsiones tback unnatural
and all prnpies eruptious the face othsr
parts Of the body charge Tor consultation Send for
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C thar You Ger Geo. w. Lntrd's Dioom -
YOUTH, IL renders the skin soft. clear and boAusifu.
Druggists everywhere
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Royal Havana LOTTERY. Prizes Paid. In
10 furnished Fhe highest paid
Doubloons all kinds OF Cold and silver.
TAYLOR A Co. Bankers. IL Wall strsot, NE.
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The Very Highest Prize. the Iross,, o. 49,
Gs.'vER BAyFE SEWING MACHINES .. the kspsy%
sitiuon Unlysrsells. Psfis, lDI. -
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To Ter n Cold Have its ewu Way IL to Ap~
OF To thNs
,nost sdbborn Oough Cold have oayto asc At
Or JAMES kAPEGIOKAkr. Solo essrywhsrs.
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Escape Of American CounterfeIters from jail
In Torouto-HeDry Ward Bcecher.
TORONTO, Nov. IL, 1857.
Ulrch and Harcq. the two American counteneiters
confined in Jail here awaiting sxtradion, escaped this
morning By breaking thos celia They have not YET
Henry Ward Bsschsr and party arrived here to-day.
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A Card.
THE NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
having equipped sufficient feet steamships
specially adapted TO the trade have determined establish
q California line via AspinwaI aud Panama
Believing they do fair and profitable business
this carrying passengers freight
rates than have heretofore been charged they
discriminating and generous public such consideration and
patronage will make successful enterprise OF grsaE
importance to the interests OF tho shipping travelling
community. CHALEs DANA Vice President,
81 Exchange place.
NKw YoRK, Nov IL, 1857
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a MAN ami All 1Iis RelntIou.

q Man AND All Ills Relations
have pain OF any nature, Internal erternal
acute Instantly free Of charge, ~ Dr.
WoLCOTrS Office 40 Chatham square New YORK pam
PAINT will do tho job wOLcorTS INST Mt rAIN
ANNIHILATOR Is also the standard remedy for cstasrh
and head Both sold BY dpusgists. in pure
white wrappers only
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GEORGIA..


Fire In Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Nov. IL, 1867.
cotton factory with six adjoining houses, de-
stroyed by nre here to-day The loss Is estimated at
s25, 600, on which there Is $11, 800 insurance.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, !
ALASKA.


F0rmat Transfer aud Delivery of Russian
America 10 the United srafes-Th,s Cererno.
mics and Addresses ON the Occasion.
New ARoHANGEL, Oct. s,l
Via VICTORIA, v. l., Nov. IN.
And Sw1SoAIsH, W. T., Nov. IL, 1857.
The formal transfer and delivery of Russian
America to the United States government took
place to-day, by Captain Pestrchoff, Acting Com
missioner on behalf of tho Russian government,
and Major General Rousseau ON behalf of the
United States.
At three O'Clock P. M. battalion of United
States troops, under command of Major Charles
o. Wood Of the Ninth iufaptry, was drawn up in
line in front Of the Governors residence. where
the transfer took place. BY half-past three q
large concourse OF people had assembled, COM
and Indians, all eager witnesses Of the ceremo-
MES.
Precisely at the last named hour the Russian
forts and fleet fired salutes in honor of the lower
ing of the Russian flag but the flag would not
come down. In lowering it tore its entire width
close by the halliards and aoated from the cross.
trees, some forty feet from the ground. Three
Russian sailors then attempted to ascend the inch
and half guy ropes supporting the flag staff.
but each failed to reach his national emblem.
fourth assembled in boatswain's chair, seized the
flag and threw it in a direction directly beneath
him; but the motion of the wind carried it of,
and caused sensation in every heart.
Five minutes after the lowering Of the Russian
flag the Stars and Stripes went gracefully up.
floating handsomely and free, Mr.. George Lowell
Rousseau having the honor of finging the nag to
the breeze, the United States steamers Oesipee
and Resaca at the same time honoring the event
by firing salutes.
A the Russian flag was lowered Captain Pes
trechof stepped forward and addressed General
Rousseau ~ follows
GExERAL-As Commissioner Of his Imperial Majesty
the Emperor Of Russia now transfer and deliver the
territory Of Russian America coded BY his Majesty %
the United States.
General Rousseau, in response, as the American
flag assembled, said
cAprAIs-As Commissioner on behalf Of the United
States government receive and accept The &C
cordingly.
The Commissioners spoke in tone Of common
conversation, and were only heard by Governor
Aakesaton, General JeG c. Davis. Captain Kus-
kol and . few others who formed the group.
Several ladies Witnessed the ceremonies. among
them Princess Makesatoff, Mrs. General Davis and
Mrs. Major Wood. The Princess wept audibly ~
the Russian flag went down.
The transfer was conducted in . purely diplo-
matte and business-like manner, neither bouquets
nor speech-making following. The entire transao.
ton was concluded in . few hours, tho Ossip ee,
with the Commissioner on board, stesming into
the harbor at eleven O'Clock this forenoon. and
at four o'clock in the afternoon dozen American
flags float over the newly born American city Of
Sitka.
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Protest Of tho Russian Commissloners-
Trouble for MIR. Seward-Duels ON Paper.
New ARcHANaEL, Nov. 8,
Via SAN Francisco, Nov. IL, 1867.
The Russian Commissioners have protested
against the occupancy of the fur company's
buildings by United States troops. By courtesy
the troops are now sheltered and the supplies
stored The matter will be referred to Mr.. Seward.
Much i'll feeling has been exhibited since our
occupation Of the city. Seven duels on paper
have occurred, but they were settled without
bloodshed. The parties are Of high rank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-13

state Counters tD Imitation Of hosf Exnsss
siye marble. hal price and more durable, 49,.
HUDSON RIVER slate COMPANY, q, Park Row, N. "
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We woa,d say 20 Every nlesher
wse n Sns sys sGa prisvr , , sSss,
~ i,,rs ers immediately vii slsy ALI pain softens the
unsps ;rsduees innsmmAticu rcsa'Mss VIE bowels and
svss psturs sesp, and eomfov>s Os assher ps sur~
and sa' wss wiNsrow' 4 SOOTHING SYRUP.
s.,,ns ,hs rae simis o. 'fts Psrkins ~ suAs>
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Fire Proof Safes.-Five Second Hand safes
for sale cheap at NO. Cortlandt street
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CANADA.

Proposed Change I'm the Manner of Election
Of Speaker of the sennte-Thc Militia.
OTTAWA, Nov. AZ, 1851.
movement 10 foot in the Senate TO petition the
Imperial Psrliamen, to maze change in the constu-
ton 80 AZ TO provide for the election Of the Speaker Of
the senate BY that body. instead Of BY the crown.
IL Ia understood that the government policy on the
militia question Is 10 drill one hundred thousand mon
annually twenty five days. This makes the militia
expenditure about "a, 600, 600 per year.
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Benutifui Women WHO Desire ts Prescrxo
their beauty use 0kO. w. LAlED'S BLOOM or YOU'LL
Sold everywhere
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PENNS YLVANIA.

Steamboat Collision ucnr New Castle-The
Steamer General Putnam Sunk-Death Of
an Editor.
PHnADELpHIA, Nov. II, 1867.
Yesterday about . mile above New Castle the steam
boat Major Reybold. from Delaware City for Phadsl-
pha colided with the steamer General Putnam Of the
Lighthouse Department. The accident occurred about
ton O'Clock In the morning, during . dense
fog. The Putnam from Wilmington, Del,
bound 70 New York. She Immediately sunk in
about four fathoms of water The captain or
the Reyb0ld states that he gave the signals regular
intervals, but heard response from the Putnam,
whose captain and brought 10 this port by
the Reybold The damage to the eybold was very
triHing.
Frederick A Packard, editor Of tho publications OF
the American Sunday School Uniou died here yestcr
day, aged seventy three years He was . native Of
Springfield Mass.
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Hyatt's Life Bal-am. : rheumatism, Nenra!-
Gout In their FORMS also scrofuA Kings
EVIL Kryspeas old Ulcers salt Rncum. Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint Kidneys, tho OF impuriiJ OF
blood certainly by this sovereign
per bottle Sold by druggists. Depot 30 Grand
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AecpRxr Il SENATOR SUMNER Hon Charles sumuer
met with quite an accident Thursday last, while AZ
Ekhart Mich which Is On the Southern Michigan Rail-
road He had be- 70 inspecting OF the palace sleep
ing cars and stepp irom tho car not noticing that Il
was just starting ol the station buried violently
forward by the moment IN OF the and down ward 10
tho ground, striking with considerable force For
tunaiely he wore sn bae. bat, which protected mm
GO great degree from the sry OF the fa and pu
haps from fatal accident But als head badly Co.
and other paris OF his body Druisd His wsrs
not dressed until he arrived Ia Toledo that he hldtoN
ride Ave hours In considerable gain NJ Sumner snow
la this CITY, and still bears The OF the accident AID
Is pained by his wounds - 6os.og Adpsriser, Aov II.
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'varrer,s Housebcid physsctanl. ~ itrS
yyavrcn NJ NJ D. Yellow OF the Msssn<husets hc1fcss
society &C. SO pps s ilursiicea snd egn % 10
pgbllshers aud asenL IRA BKAglEy 4 Cy,s ~ Washipg
ION Boston. MasA W ~ D~SssS", S~"s~s ~se~~
ia fulton street. New rors
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IT, sssw; . sns s sssss" NJ" YoI
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Execution OF Neal Devnney mt Wnkesbnrro
for the Murder Of His Wife.

SCRANTON Pa, Nov IL, 1867
Tho execution Of Neal Devanoy, aged twsnty-one
years. for the murder Of his WIFE, Catherine Dsvansy
Hazlston Luzerne county, Pa, In July last took
place ct o'clock p. II in the jail yard at Wilkes
barre Two three hundred people were present in
the yard and ~ least 900 people surrounded the jail
covering the housetops and every available resting
place He confessed his guilt on the scaold saying
!" Gentlemen, l am guilty. Dominick Toomey swore
falsely; he swore my life away forgive every body;
forgive Toomey, too."
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wills yItnc-visor vf Lie.

Railways Rsnovslnr Resolvsnt resserw the vieor %
lfe the weas feeble ADD dyipx Invalid " On as
soon Ia taken aud coningnce2 is wo4x OF
puaoa ~ tie blood and cxpuision Of corruption from
the body el all afflicted with chronic sbin sapdpias ar
csculous do try A. u bottle g. Msidenlss snG
b, drugslsss.
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wind,w shade. and Holland. Of All Ccsorss-N.
Bray's Y.tent sefac,inG shade Futures hest q ~
u. L. Al. b. NELLY. stdBsSsdwsy.
Wholesale and retail =.
A sv ecialty a. a. La o. n. hELTf IA Sroad"as.
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Diamonds and Watches
Bought BIZ q. Z. ALLEN,
AIS Broadway.
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Agenl, =. sponholz, % HON. pepol.

FROM NJ DIR. sCHAEFFER, OF PITTSBURG.
one might search through whole drug store withose
finding such Peasant and efncacous remedy NJ
HuFF'S MALT BEVERAGE. IL shows It's wonderfvs
power especially OF secretons the lungs
chest, and In the thros, and hundred times have
the besg results In other cases &c
Sold the Depot aud druggists and grooers every
where.
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Anywhere Where Bon's Malt Extract, th0'
found quickly great favor-wth the sick the we'll
with physicians and the public when the depot
way opened sst year the sale OF HoFFs MALT Rx-
TRACT already large that more Than one hundred
thousand bottles used New York city alone in tbs
TIRES months During the summer has been intro
duced all over the East West whence receive daily
orders and approvss. We publish ono OF tho
three physicians enconiums sent lately BY tho Pitsbura
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Sal e at No. 1903 North Fourth street.
SUPERIOR WALNUT FURNITURE, LIQUIDS
PIANO, FINE BRUSSELS CARPETS, HTO'
On saturday Morning,
18th instant at 10 O'clock, the Walnut Parlor Fur
niture I5lb3t
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DANCOAST u WARNOCK, AUCTI0NEERS
I No. 24O MARKET STREET,
n C. MACKEY, CTION E E Z
". Office No. 42l COMM ERCE Street. 9aAtf
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T NJ. GUMMEY d SONS. AUCTIoNEERs
y No. 5OS WALNUT Street.

/ W. CONC. AOSllONEEhD
y No, 5OS WALNUT Street
Hold Regular Sales of
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
Handbills of each property issued separately.
1000 catalogues published and circulated, containing
full descriptions OF property to be Sold also, par
ter, and ohereH al private sale.
Sales advertised daily in all the daily newspapers,
Ledger, North American, German Free Press ln-
quirer, Evening Bulletin, German Democrat, Age,
Evening Telegraph Press and Legal Intelligencer,
Sale on Monday, May 2Oth, will include
Peremptory Sale-LEASE AND FIXTURES OF
THE DlSTILLERY, No. 5lS BUCKLEY Street. in
Guiding Copper Stills Mixing Tub, Mash Tub. Pumps.
Hose, and everything requisite for large Dstilery.
sale absolute
Orphans Court Sale-Estate ofCatharne Arnold de-
ceased-VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND, ). e. cor
ner SECOND and UNION Streets.
MODERN RESIDENCE, Stable, and Carriage
House, .and Lot 80 by 20 feet No. 37lS CHESNUT
Street.
Ihreestory brick RESIDENCE No S25 PINE
Street.
JACOBY and GREEN Streets
Handsome Building Site 20 acres Wissahickon
avenue (Township line road) and Aliens lane,
Twenty-frst Ward, -
street. 10 5llU
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On Thursday morning next,
At O'Clock, at the Auction Store. an extensive
assortment Of secondhand Furniture. lsAN
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On Friday Morning,
18th instant, at 10 o'clock. by catalogue, the neat
Household Furniture, Carpets, Ohina. 10 10 ~
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sale Nos. 18g and l4l South Fourth street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FRENCH PLATE
MIRRORS. PIANO-FORrES, BRUSSELS CAR
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-povIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
Inv OF PHILADELPHIA,

~nnUTnENT IIFE AND IhUbI OUllI AN1
Inv OF PHILADELPHIA,
- Nh III South FOURTH street,
r1CoRPORATED Sd MONTH I'd, lSos
AANN CAPIIAL, fl5O,O00 PAID IN,
,,..,cs on Lives, by Yearly PremiumBi or py
an np on wear Premiums, Non-orieltures - - ,,.,o.
Az pAyAble ~ future age on on PIlor
Enaontt1 ~ oYesrly Premiums, or 10 year Premiums
,1eest cissses Non forfeiture. .,..
Oosr nrnnities granted on favorable a,,. tsrns
TsTm Policies, Childrcns EnaoMSa WINERY ths sscur,tv
THIS 9 eaypiiei viii divide the entire pTohs OF
OI B,a9aa hnsiness aIOngit It's POncy holneIs, $1,000
the LS s recelVed al interest," ana pAlu on % ~ -
StSSrled by charter 20 execute .. 1afds1
hs hAeessar dducary capacities, nder appoihtnent
Of any Court ef this lI o9 oS eoTpoIate
or persons, or bodies PSI1ooTTo PS5RToToRs' no
-, erTTpT w HENRY HAINEH
SAMUEL X. 81 ~ "a - - M WISTAR BROWN
JOSHUA III; h11V1tnniNAH' VlM a. LONGSTREIHt
RICHARD MOOiDffrpy IWIIIIAM HACKER,
RICHAhb S@A ~ a an Fg IL. COFFIN.
SAMUEL r. bHlf =, ~ Actuary,
THOMAS WIBTAR, N. d., ,, H. IL fegsi ADVISER,
TS7I Medical Examiner