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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
schenck's Pulmonic syrup,
SEA WEED TONIC.
AKIN
AIANDRAIIE PILL s .

The,e ~rrev celebrated aai popular medicine, have ehf rev
olnton "a h. healing proved the Gsey Of several m'Iis
which DISTRACTED the Of medical sc'eee
The false superstition Consumption Hcabe deferred phys
clans from png end remedies cor that disease; AMI p'eas
,gi,t.l y th reoae themselves without making edDd
to e,e-pc which hy Supposed 10 be unavoidable H"s
proved howeyr tia, Consumption Dc cTj sni that has oo1
cured Ia yer great number (ome oi them aPaaea5 ds'pse
ate osss) by StheacEs PaaoH Syup aoue and In other c
the same medicine with SLeuck Sea Weed Toeic ai
Mandrake Pills both According 10 the requirements Of TOE ess
Dr. Sheuek himself enjoyed uninterrupted good health t NOR
than yes supposed at time TO be At the 'e ga"
DEATH his physicians having pronounced BIS case hopeless al ~
b IA III, f. He As cured by aforesaid syrup sof
Nil, recovery many thousands similarly afflicted have Used DE- Scaeaes'
medicine. With the remarkable Fall directions ior the a''
Of them accompany each bottle.
DR. Scheuck hs Rooms No = Bnist' tof e''V
Tuesday from m to } p ~. snpP, Vi medicines may DO
obtained there At 81 timct
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DIED

STN NV n s5Go" %, ?, ESt az s@,sy' m "
The relative, and ds1i. Of the tn n.o -
Crussi,yJ March s. at O'clock p ~ '''' ~
BATESM The residence Of her soninhs Lathr ae- Mach
1901 Der'rs widow O the late Roger Bates Of SJrae~ss sssi
The friends q family respectful, invite. attend the tn,
iyn TIE VIII be taken 20 Syr5ease or iG,eaeni
BREwRR-A Tsrytown n r. on Monday morning March Ma
Mary Brewer widow Of the late Jsn.es Brewer ibs III
WEDNESDAY morning at o he Ms,so ' spi.ss ss cSa
BoND03 SUNDAY morning March sally Thsmpoa 'do" Of WI
The relatives and friends Of the family are Invited 20 snl III. h'er
IcIagton.ags this iay Tae,iiy afternoon al y eeock
CHURCHMANA Brooklyn, on the morning OF March 0~sa Chucs
The friends Of the fly sni those Of his sonia ,r I,
Sons Aid Of Putpsa
ayes, o Wednesday March O. aI2 o'clock, m
ELY-On sunday March D. Horace Bly, aged 81 yesrs.
Funeral from No III E hirty ssyenst on Inesy Mach 80
ere S'i iass ID 10 attend
GRAYhi, late residence in Salem Feb % Beoaaa G.r
in the SD years vi bis age.
MOULTON-On Friday March Ms Eliza T. Monion. WIDOW Of III,
late Henry aTa s s'r h,s ar. ,.Dely invited d, q.
funeral 1hurSlsy neIt at 10 o'clock foa hs NAL
lAds, Raeoryyil. Staten sani
PRICB-A Brooklyn on Sunday March consumpon wilma.
Parkinson Price in the 9th year Of bis 80,
s biz an W. Thompson Price IN Mulberry st. between
and wanut Nank, NesIexey Where the funeral services Sin
Al5,ay g sni Troy p,p-r, please copy
SIMnoSsAt Brooklyn Friday evening hah J'ms' IT, SIM
The re,ye AMI friend. family and members Of ios-
NJ
D. IN. from the York-s. NJ. H. Church
London. Fng. papers will please copy.
SLACK-Suaieny at Fshki IInion Sunday March 3 hut
Steele daughter Dr. Henry and Faac NJ sack sr eat' ,ai
months.
The relative. friends OF the fJmy nel 10 attend her fne
residence Of her father fhk wednesday Msr 4.
O'Clock N. Carriages Kshkl w NEE; train eayn. Ihresh
depot at 10 O'Clock
TOBEYAt n Snndsv March Faces. The gs
Of Robert O. Tobcy dagb'st the s Mse@ Hoo
per OF Brooklyn in the 3lst year Of her
family invited 20 attend her funeral the ,e-ienes
Of her uncle Dr. Rodgers Bound BooA tbs Crue@ii
.neroo, oclock viii leave York b. the Ce1tr,l Raj
rosd OF Lbeyt. at ~ O'Clock, 1ni
returning leave Bound Brook st 81 O'Clock.
TOwSLEYOa Saturday March g. 1861, Charlotte sarah rO-ns'
sged -
Funeral services will held the residence Of hr Wlam o.
Town,ey ~ Pars ave- geiay. March = ccock. an.
10 which be. fi.nis Invited.
TTRLAY-On sunday March Thomas " Turs ot e srn e>s
A Tsrsy) In the 18th year Of bis age.
m Invited 10 attend The funeral 1essr
O'clock from the West Pesbyeusn Church.
Rs Dr. sngss Forty secoais between Finb sni Sdhve.
wArR-In CITY Sunday March r. juliet daughter q jugs
Slas " waite Of reesburgh, Rensselaer, Co, Nes-lo,k
take place 1t the her Hns tao g. Batter.
", ninths' al o'clock Tur+sI. March,
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Special Notices.
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To the Hon. Charles :
Union Republican General Com

To the Hon. Charles - spencer, s vcePrr,iea 1f No
Union Republican General Committee:
SIKWe respectfully renest csf Sperid Meeting o ths
TUESDAY EVENING Mab lb 20 he-nch
reference 20 the death 81 \ VIII
HANSON. the late President Of our Committee dated Ma D. u
1851 iOat, &C., A. SAGE Eighth M'uet $500.
WIN MckIANEl FoHth Ds'rH'
ALEX Mcleod. Thirteenth Daiitrt
JANIS MCCARTHY, Twelfth DI'uct
GEORGE McGRASN. Fourth Ds'rf
ROBr. u. DARRAGIl. TSelAb D.ig;t
JESSE FONDA. NiKteeHth District
WIN y !. CHAPMAN, FInh D-trt
e. r,,pre of s above telurst hsirby call SPECIAL AkBf
ma of lie p on gepubHcsa }cue sal pppnl u ~ 10
tsi llas No Gu BrOissy % II hNDi M.ra ,.hrst
at p m - 49, i,l..' ,t - ,,a-.,'A,..
MON Republican General Cymmiiee.-A sPs-. Al T,es
ias Committee viii be- hell iie'iqghrts As w."
10. Broadway, TUESDAY kNLNl.G Mlrh > At y oc''a
CIlAS. ). SPENCER FIrst Nicrficslea,
w. W.. D s s.eSs sesretAr'e.
al nion Republican Association o. IL. FOURTEENTH AZ
=, Masonic Hal Thelths TUESDAY kyENlh" hmos
:. 1901 - O'Clock BENJAMIN. MhNGii 4, ffe'itsh
BgxI,NY A GtcQUgt. Secrriirt -
Executive & ommittre UNION REPUBLICAN, ASNOciAu1s,
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT meets THIS (u-s) hFhSNos
At Runks Hotel Headquarters. No. "a Grand q - . .,
JosErt Bl,or. Secgesry i0IlN W FANhL1, LI-s.lne
Association for the Advancement of Science and ARE
-NArI'RAL HISTORY SfCrONA Lecture viii De iiFer~l ~
Pr M NJ KING BROWNE D. on the Seryons system o. ssa
80 Animals with Illustrations ustrr ~ The ICONS te $50
eaton ssoni fo Cooper TUESDAY hNhNlN" hifh
8 a O'Clock Alr.sU01 FREE
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A Family Trial

a., -, , ct, '"nAton, Tens writing m is, a,l> Of s.s
d. 1885 was formerly on Cor lie - ~ 49,
Cam 1belD and the sane time ~. - " -
mactns Thorough Dtei NY r,, sScn ~. p'ss'ss ~
e Ofbba want u get and ".' ".''' -
cheapest yoq eouN let iae have it"4fdrertisshn,rL
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The Grover BAKER sewias Machine COMPANY beg iBfsa
patrons public while their establishment No 80 Bs.d-S
being repaired and refv their business viii be coaanei us
the adjoining premises No. 4g7--dey,rfiAenr',
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MIRnIEn

ARMSTRONG McNTYRR-n Mrmor,sct Nsr'b 1867 W M
Mr. Coos Mr George w ArAs,roat Jss Aap BsIO.n
dsugile. the late Oougls Mcintyre e,I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

CardMOCRNING GOODS Of eser desirable Nod oslslny
JAIkSONS Mourning store No I1 bOslhi 0PP'Ae
Tidiny COS. Prices very reasonable
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-19
WATERING PLACES.
Indian Springs.
= p~- 10 .4.aa4 -7-via nssgD moti
I Martin County, Indiana. p [.

THE PR0PRIET0R OF THIS CELE-
- brated Watering Place. and well known
resort for InvaIids. announces to the pub
lie that 1t will be open for the reception of
yIsftors from and after the FIRST OF
JUNE During the last year the Build
iings at this delightful Summer Resort
have been mucn ENLARGED AND IN
PRO HED. Ttoenty. four addihoudl Rooms
haze been completed. together Nth three large
poyches, and the establishment Thoroughly
refuynislted and in the best order for the conn
fort and convenience Of Guests. i-ttlH4 Dah
Tue Bath Rooms, Swings, and Alleys are
new and complete, and the lately discov-
cred Cave on the premises furnishes a cool
and refreshing retreat. THE MEDICINAL
AND CURATIVE -PRoPERTIEsl OF the Waters
are acknowledged and attested by all who
have used them. The Group consist of
WHITE SULPHUR, BLACK SULPHUR,CHALY-
BEATE, and FRESH WATER, and especially
ef1cacious for Dyspepsio, Diseases Of The
Stomach, Boeceks, Eyes, for Dropsy, Neural
gia, and RheWm0tism. The vicinity Is
WILD AND ROMANTIC, Astounding in GAME
and FISH, as well as MINERAL. and BoTAs-
and INDIAN RELICS.
Hacks will convey passengers to and
from the springs, connecting with the
Trains East and West on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad at the Shoals and
Huron. For further information address
maya If d. R. DUNIHUE, Prop'r. y
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-19
S ALINE CHALYB EATt

TheProprietors have fitted these beautiful
Springs up in the very best manner for the
comfort md accommodations OF Visitors
and BoARDERS. at a cost of Twenty Thou
sand Dollars. The Rooms are large am
W all ventilated, with spacious Halls.
The DINING ROOM is furnished in tx
latest modern style, and will be suppl.
with everything to prompt the Appellee
satisfy the wants Of guests.
furnished, with Tub and Shower, OF t.
latest Philadelphia styie.- The Fountas q
of Mineral Water flows constantly IN >
ct, in front Of the main building
The DANCING HALL and RECEPTIOI
ROOMS attached are unsurpassed by any
a splendid Band of Music is engaged II
The BOWLING SALOONS are OF
best, and in large, airy Buildings.
The LADIES' CONFECTIONERY
GENILEMENS' SALOONS will be
with the finest offWines, Liquors, and q.
gars. 7sa~as-aas-rass=saHa7a
: Swings and other species of amusemen
ola a aad Dame for the wants Of families
The Ground embraces Is acres, covered
with forty varieties ofsFoFest Trees, max
ing a grand Bower of Forest Foliage
in all lis rural loneliness. Thee finest
Fishing can be had within five minutes
v ak from the Springs. Within enc hours
S.de, by rail, you have the best Bass Fish
ing in the world, The Springs are in Inn
mediate connection with the Ohio Rive
and Rail to any part of the United States.
and within five minutes drive of the CITY
OF Evansyille, containing population of
The SPRINGS are now open. for Board.
es aud Visitors. and will not close until
the LIST OF November. Fam1lie, and others
wishing a Rural Home for the season can
o n Hit & OEHLKUCH.
mayl3 bGg gtE-s.0-= n PrOprtetCrs -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-19

Passage and Freight at Re-
duced Rates.
Sailing days from New York:
May 10Th .......-... 1867 July 2oth.......IS67
June 10Th and Both % Aug. l0th and Both
And every twenty days therea ter. leaving
on the Saturday previous when The regu.
iar sailing day comes on Sunday. For fur
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
5# VIM; III. WEBB, President,
"a Exchange Place, New York
ID. n. CARRINGTON, Agent.
III West Street. corner Warren. N. Wv
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-19
New Advertiseme.ts q.
THE

first thing you should do, after you read
this heading, should be TO put your hand
IN your pocket, take out invent, five cents.
ana senn Tor copy for year. II you do
not Ieei IKE risking that big amount, why,
ask your neighbor to take #; but as an
~ AMERICAN
you should support an American enter
prise. Iou viii ind our paper worth ten
times the amount we ask for IL. Wit. hu-
NOR, sketches, and poetry Will oil its coll
UNI :, and II viii make T.
Of you and all you relations. No use of
delaying; the amount is not large, and
you may as well invest your ~ -1'ttlI +
TWENTY FIVE
cents now as TO wait six months. IL will
save doctors visits, as no one can read IL
and get sick. 1T Is flled with sense. nom
sense, ana Innocence, and twenty-f1ve
CENTS .ief3 ~
Will make you as merry as a cricket for "a
year 10 come. We want at least twenty
nve subscribers from our town and Won
might as well head the list as
l-h E4t.Ntsl W H.f
young man we know OF In your town.
send along your stamps the more tine
merrier; and when our subscr ptionr list r
runs up, we Will send for
YEAR eA s4l
q paper twice as large the one we now
issue. Address all letters 10 RICHARD-
sun COLLINS, AZ John Street, N. Y.
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THE BEST CHANCE YEr.

{, n GENTS WANTED, on a salary or
IA. commfssion,i for my new map Of the
HGreat American Republic" showing our
recently acquired Russian Possessions, etc
Get your territory at once r. |. DIBBLE.
Wholesale Headquarters for Maps, Charts.
and Pictures, 206 Main ST., Louisville. XIV
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-19

VIZ NTED- EVERY WHERE Sales
80 men, Ladies and Gentlemen-SlOO to
ESQ per month-To sell the genuine Com
mon .ense Family Sewing Machine. Price
only 80. This machine will stitch hem.
leii, tuck, bind, quill, braid and embroider
Inc cloth cannot be pulled apart, even
after cutting across the seam every quarter
OF an inch. Every machine warranted for
three years. Send for circulars and terms
70 agents. or call at McDowell's Block.
corner Fourth and Green Street. Louis,
xiIie, Kentucky. BLISS & MCEATHRON.
General Agents.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-19
Crescent City Springs.

CITUATED ONE MILE FROM tn
- City of Evansville, and one quartz
rom the Ohio River, on Pigeon Cree
Indiana. The Waters are
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25
BUSINESS LOCALS.

L want good set of Furs; where can I oet
them? The only successful place know nf - at
Primrose's. He buys from manufacturers. and moi
from peddLers. ''O'
Persons wanting to buy good comfortable Loun.
ges, should call at McDowell's Furniture Rooms.
Commerce ST., near the Depot, Smyrna, Del.
OYSTERS for sale. by the Quart or Count. at the
Restaurant of G. w. Standish, on Commerce street
Families supplied.
McDowers Furntur. Rooms is the place to bpv
CheaP Mattresses, near the Depot, Smyrna, Del.
Where can l buy the latest style and Chea pes
Hat! Up at Primro,c's; he keeps the largest and
best assortment of Hats and Caps that ever saw
Smyrna.
We are glad that Primrose is again into business
lie is not extortionate in prices.
The Furniture Rooms of James Mcdowell. Com
merce ST., near the Depot Smyrna, Del, is the place
TO get Centre Tables, Bcdsieads and Bureaus or in
iact' anything in the Furniture line.
Why do so many ladies wear short dresses? tn
sho" the pretty shoes they get from Prmroses.
The place to get Extension tables, at Citv Prices
IS at The Furniture rooms of James Mcdowell. near
the Depot, Smyrna, Del.
If you want to find a beautiful assortment of
adles Fdrs, go to ]. III. Primrose's.
The best place and only place you can find a fulI
line OF Carpets and Oil Cloths, is at Primrose's His
Carpets are Cheap. He hBs beautiful room fitted
up over his store to show them. The thing 70
Smyrna.
=, Go to Prmrose's and buy your Buffalo Robes s.
Sleghing times is a coming
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25

leared by those who would still be enemies of
the government.
1t fell to the lot of but few men to do as
much against an armed enemy as Gen. Sheri-
dan did during the rebellion, and IL is within
the scope of the ability of few in this or other
countries to do what he has. His civil admin.
lstratlon has given equal satisfaction. He has
nad dlthcultes to contend with which no other
district commander has encountered. Almost
II not quite from the day he was appointed dis.
5rlet commander to the present time the nress
mas given out that he was to be removed that
&C. N-'''''iSn0u "iCh hlm'
This has emboldened the opponents to tbe
laws OF Congress within his command to on.
pose hlm IN every way in their power. and has
Lenuereo necessary measures which otherwise
may never have been necessary.
In conclusion, allow me to saw, as n friend
oeslrlDg peace and quiet, the welfare Of tba
Whole country, North and South, that If is in
my opinion, more than the loyal peopIe of tbis
country l mean those who supported the gov
fefnment during the great rebeilionl will o1iat-
" submit 10 see, the very men of all others
moved. lu' re-
would not have taken the liberty of od
uIEesSlng the Executive of the United States
m Illus, put 1or the conversation on the subject
1hude6 TO- IN this letter, and from a sense of
uuty' feeling. that [ know am right in this
I nlaIler. With great respect, your obedient
u. S. GRANT, General.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25
MARRIED.

teFvlIIe; by the Rey. J. T. Bryan "TTrGn TTaEC CheS
co.. cAASHT Ma to Miss NJ Ellis SpRY, both 1S of Kent ~
On the 10Th inst, near Rl.oL,. vp
I9e y v same, Mr.. W. Fl. LANE to II Mr. noSas, S, oy
H. On OEAHSsAMT, ms both of Kent CO., Md 'S' 0ARNT
Rev "" Shs me jzth inst, in Wilmington. nv tbo
Miss MAr MaTHs sTSk,r1k sssSk, Mr. td,p HEsar II WnrE to
In GEORGETOWN. Del, on the l6th 6tIuInrt inrt
~ hevi w Mr. Allen, Rev. GEORGE + p, iIH'', ,IM;y 0y
OdN OF Weslean, New York aud LA1iNIA TNhEK' J Lix'
tom UN youngest daughter of Hon. G. s. Lar
d On the 18th inst, in Philadelpb;o b, a.
ney, neH =. Is. Maddux, HowARD V. SfccKG9r ~ 'nf
0dnasne 0dd.,aaelPhla' n to MAGGIE r, LANCASTER Of Of
0n the nth inst, at the residence of A.,
6rlde's father, by Rev, Henry Marbowos " w fns
NJ NJ BRAcKIN, of New Castle county nel "Mf WI
MARY, eldest daughter of Joshua JJea, Je,l,ani anu
Esq., Of Cecil county, Nd. 'a 'ackson,
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25
MARYLAND Affairs.

oyster LGnds.-Our citizens generally wbr
nave lands bordering upon the waters are avail
ing themselves of the privilege afforded bv th,
new oyster law, and are having SURVEYED anC
staKed ont five acres each to which the law ON
Titles them. After the first day of Janmarv
any citizen of Maryland can take un fvc ocres
9i T unoccupled water wherever he can find If
tracts taken up under this law are not subiect
10 taxatIon'-&. Michaels Comet.
The Case Of Senator Thomas. iudi
clary committee of the United States Senate
on wednesday made report in tho case nj
Hon. Philip Francis Thomas, Senator cleo,
I! from Maryland. The testimony fails to estab
,lsh the charge Ofdisloyalty preferred against
hlm' ana the committee have very properly re.
ported resolution in favor of admitting him
to his seat "i'n
.. hd'tr0dd Etectt0n.-The annual election Of
othcers for the Dorchester and Delaware Rail
1T3 T3ad was a held In Cambridge. Nd, last week.
Inc Inc following gentlemen were chosen :-Presi-
dqent w. Wilson Byrn; Treasurer. Thomas
w. Anderson Directors, John Webster Jnbn
w. Brown, Daniel NJ. Henry, r. f. Tbomn.
son. S !, Edward Lacompte, James Gore and Isaac
w. Fisher '''''' A'A''0
Acgu'ttaL; James Arnold, tried in the CIR.
cut Court for Talbot county, last week for tho
aHeged murder OF James A. Tarr, at Hillsbo
Io9gh' caroline county, was acquitted on Sat
urday week, in few minutes after the case
was given to the jury. '''O
Death of0 Clergyman. The Newton 10
@ette records the deal b of the Rev. VIM, Ouinn
at MS residence in that county, in the seventy,
ninth year of his age. He had been a member
OF O. the Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Con
ference for about fifty years. ''' 0O"
u. y. Senator Hon. Thomas Swon H.
fR2enJ' w W. Harris, Hon. VIM Il. Hamilton and
LeUn on f p nos U' Pratt are all prominently spo-
ken OF Tor the position of U. S. Senator 70
take the place of Hon. Reverdv .Tobns,ou "
whose term expires on the 4th of March next
e Dr. w. e. Perkins, formerly of Smvrna,
'i[ef residence of seventeen wears near So9''
aIraS, ND, where he has been extensively on.
,asGu In the practice Of medicine and arricnI-
urai pursuits, announces his Intention Of 70
moving to Philadelphia on the first of Januarv
capt. Hardcastle, the new President of tho
laryland and Delaware Railroad, pronosos 70
.1 !.11Secute the enterprise with energy. WorL |
III pe resumed and the road built to HiIlsho- |
ough' II $4,000 more stock be subscribed
Ie0ches-llOre than 80, 900 peach trees bavo
cen 70 set out the past Fall, in the neipbborbooJ
Iialtown and Goldsborougb. ON fhe War,
md u Delaware Railroad. NV --"''-
once navigation closed a daily stare routo
as Deen started from both Denton and EaSton
connect with the cars at Greensborough
RlehIand Lodge, No. 100, Independent Dr.
alltown. O1 0''""iiShcu at
= ne Iiead OF Sassafras has had its head cut I
> anu hereafter 1t Is to be called Sassafras,
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25
THE LOAN FEATURE
OF THE
DELAWARE MUTUAL.
life INSURANCE CONpl\Y,

The Directors of The Delaware MutuaI
anee Company, believing thai lis mem ara 49, ","'
ebllled 10 receive all the excess of rem,,,, NV
assumed ny lhen. IN the shape aud under mn. ~.
olSiuehdS' hui lhey are entitled TO all Ihn n. =: "
whlsh lhe large accGmniaIinns OF a Life C,, " w "
conner nave determined TO IncUrpOraIe IN. Ii) ="
feature INTO its plan, VIZ: " ''"''I3
When lhe accumulation OF funds from n-e,,i,,
ceIpis' snail he sufficient to meet ,,d;,or. I re-
The excess shall be loaned, 10 The h ''>t =
OllOwIng terms. VIZ: ' o'' 'le
FIRsT'-MOney shall be loaned To Policy bo,,i.,.
only. '"'y ""nefa
SEcoND.-No member shall borrow rnore ,ho,, H.
amount Of his Policy ''' '''n'' '"'
IHRD-The Policy will he taken os secu,,,, J. ,
ohiy It's actual value e., lis '.surren,er vaue n,
oaIanee must he amnlv secured NV sot,sCarInry e.
Mortgages on Real Estate The Buprd nG ni,y., '''S'
snail DC the Jud ges Of Ihe suIcIency Of snch s-cu,
FoURTH-ln The event of the death of The nIanLS
10 whom such loan is made. it shall he aonlieJ ~ ~
payment of his Policy fP'eN W 'ile
FIFTH--hloney so loaned, shall be chilled in onIr 80
cases OF extraordinary losses an then siYrv do, Z "
nee snail he given, and the loans nye. ,ut .h, -
the hrsi called in, and more Than U,e ,or,h , @ &c
one loan snail be called in one pqvu,eut ,,,Ic.
larger proportion shall he lndispensohlv no.osan
mus giving the borrower IN. prohohIa mo-. 80
ohey uurlhg MS lie. II be chOOses 10 Retain :,
, lAIH IN case the member To whom ,o,,,,a,, :;
'oaneu snail iaIl to pay the interest aprccL ,,,.,
SnII aIIo" MS FOlIcy 10 lapse for non pavn men, f
premiums then the loan shall he with,Jrawn -
SEVENTH Every member Of the COnnarv y shall Ia
Wheh iunds are TO be disposed Of in this man
"eI' ana Dlds shall he received by se led nrnosoi
i0au advertisement OF Company in anJIhcr column
Smyrna times., 1867-12-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

=, NOW Is THE TIME To INSURE YOUR LIFE!-The Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Companv of Pb;IaJoIrt;n
Organized in lS47, offers Inducements suner;or ~
any other Company represented in this State The
ecurity is ample; its management economicaI--as.
sets nearly two million dollars dividends 50 per cent
annually, on full premium, whether on life nr en-
dowment policies Those who insure now will mr..
uc'pate IN the dividend of January 1868 the same
as if they had insured earlier. Persons ;ns,r;'''Y
may give note for one-half the premium with ,Le
assurance that the dividend will cancel the nn,o
every year. If full premium is paid in cash al
premiums after the third, are rrdnccd
one'half by the dividends Persons desiring fnrth.
information can call on, or address DR. J. b. Cav
SON. OF Smyrna, the authorized agcnt-Nnv2O.2m