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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11
MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov, ll.-James St. q air ere
81 the four ,ner engaged in the robbery Of
the Alton Ill bank aud the murder o. rii.
rsle wat hnan, Mr. Tiliy few nights
ago, vas ar Gated in kansas city No, s.t
Friday and brought here last night BY
marshall hetk Of Kansas CITY and d-.sctlvs
Wright ' 40 went from Alton 10 identify
the priso r. Another man in company
With ST. ar was arrested at the same
time. but Il is not yet known whether no
was concerned IN the robbery. About 800
dollars worth Of nickel and revenue ., &mps
being part Of the eight hundred dollars
worth taken from the band was found on
ST. Clair. II is thought the arrest will
lead to the capture Of tho remainder Of the
rsbbers aud muir dsrers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11
.s,er. IN ,ioro-. en- making their return.

dealers in liqrov, on making their returns
Of d.s,i'ed spirits on hand, ire required o
draw ea into regular ba~relf what 81 the
time may be in the stand cask, in order
thai i. may no gaugei stamped
Gen Grant declined TO-DAY demons a
ton IN hi. bonci lendered ~ TIE various
Repubhsa1 Asocia,lcns of this eitv y -
II ernoon q committee co.'s sting ef dee
gates rom Sal ors' AID sold e-s Rs publican
Committee, oih-srs the Bcys in 5're.
Prssidena OF TIE Cent, Grant Gu and
Mayor Of Wash.os oe, together VIII NE
A dsrman and ota.T prominent eiiz-ns,
called on Gen. ant By appoiatment.
The al G. ogthe ). il IL stated D tna iol-
lo~ine address BY tie 1ol or
.Gra Csani IN b-holi 81 the eitiz.,s o.
Ire R.pub can 0 = cations Of this city,
W.. laSe ca I'd to te der our tts rty con
rraiulaticns Oh tho re,ult OF the cent
election, and to make known to you heir
Wis ,es that they be permitted 70 ATTEST
their feeiings Of happiness and JOY by a
proper public demo STATION ~sleoa,ing you
a. the President elect 10 the Capital Of the
Nation. h-thsy we're deprived Of that
pleasure on your arrival here by a ,crt Of
fank mosemeni,i in winch you ole marc h
upou our people, all unite in the nope tha /
YOU vi!i nov aec.de to their request, and
meme time and place that will be ,nos,
agreeable to you for such demo asraiion. >
G-n. Grans responded as follows
II am ga1 10 meet you al. rid 10 re-
ceve your congratulations, but hope on
will spare the any pubic dsmonst'hiion.
live in this city, and like to AVOID pn b &c de
monstfatoas here Is elsewhere, and WIN
my CO. sent there cannot he any an AL
WAYS RAY 10 receive sucb gentlemen as
NAV call upon me 81 my chi e a any time
| without public play or demonstration.
This would he much more agreeable to
me and hove it viii be agreeable to
IRE Mayor replied ave shall certa ly
study yes pleasure in the m,tt.-.'
Gen. Grsnt then said: Il AIN no, m
mindfll Of sue fee x in ended to dis
PLAYED BY a public demonstration. AID you
mus, lake all this for granted iaughter. !
The company then rssir,d.
Great disappointment is fe't a. the refus-
al OF Gen. Grant TO accent a public demon
s,ra on, As preliminary arrangements had
been made for a grand display.
Gen. Grant was 1t his headquarters to>
day from 9 A. NJ. till SP NJ. in the perform
ance Of his official duties, although constant
, interrupted BY visitors
The Young Mems Seymour and Blair
Club have recognized under the name Of
, the National Democratic Club, intended TO
be . permanent organization.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11
CHICAGO.

CnicAoo. Nov. ia Ere At l o'clock
this A. N. ,otsliv Destroyed the tannsry Of
Bristol 4 Eagls. The loss 10 supposed to
be very large.
/, wss discovered Yesterday that . young
man named Morgan, in the employ Of the
Chicago Dock Company has disappeared,
aud is dsfaut.r 10 the amount Of $4,000
On Monday night. . drovsr, Lamsd Je,-
niugs. WAS Earro,sd and robbed, on the
corner Of Lake street and Michigan Avenue
o( a Gon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11

wAsnISsrox, Nov. l0sh.-Ths Commits.
asonsr Of Internal Rsvenue has decided that
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11
NOVA SCOTIA.

Haitian Nov. IL Hon } seph II we
publishes another letter in which he an
nounces that lie h,s reached tie con clu.ion
that il is useless IT, continue The strueele
ior the repeal. lie says G is il cor
r'srhnaen' III tie Domiu Q Govern.
ment but omi,s h state the ei araet.r Of
the correspondence. Tie le,ttr clea,e,
general e1 ! emet here, and the Unionis,s
predict n collapse in the repeal movement
The ami Unioris,s denource Howe in IN.
ma eurad tarms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11
NEW BRUNSWICK.

Sr. joins. Nov. li.--Quits . panic WA
occasionsd here TO day by reported failure
Of the Commercial Bank. Stock Sold yes
srds- ~ SO Tor 500 shares. AMI this
fornoon its paper W. generally refused.
About noon the bank closed tie doorp.
Other banks are dslibsrsting whether they
will come TO its assistance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11

Note Paper ssd Envelopes. Call and SEQ sam
pies At LUSE GRlGGS'.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11

!tisf the "PrrRlEssr because II 10 superior to al
other siovcs in
let ECONOMY. talented method Of heating
ar and conveying 1t through the even saves twenty
70 tnirtv isr cen, of fuel
I'd elMPLiClTY. Its easily managed and TIE
nre can be ~ an entire eeason without
Sd BAKING AND sOAsrlN0 The current Of
NOT cir constantly passing through the zen makes
2 parts OF equal temperature. and % thoroughly
v-nates II that II ro.s,s well tin kitehea and
bah even y ~ brick oven
lth DURABILITY. Ar:ieticaly designated
sneothiy cnst and m de OF the best iron, II will not
cIscs, It's the most beautiful - well - the mOes
sersiceable stove.
Each stove is warranted to b and 10 do al that
ie claimed foAit.
PRATT & WENTWORTH.
Manufacturers. Ne saoo.
BRANCH HOUSE.
1913 LAKE STREET. ChlCAG0.
For sale ey our agents tAreuehest the country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11
Foreign News bv Atlantic Cable.

LoSnoS, Nov lU-rhe Times has an
editorial giving basis Of tie settlement
and present status OF the qusstiohs nj issue
between the United States and Great
Britain. mixed Commission, consisting
Of two msmbers from each nation, will be
appointed, TO adjudse al questions arising
since $50, the cat. ~ the last commission.
Eugla, d's resIonsi hihiy in 'he matter OF
the .!shama claims will b. reierred 10
PRUSSIA for a,i,itia,i l. the decision, is
in favor of smetics, the comm salon will
then investigate the claims. Aaerica has
withdrawn the question If recognition CT
The Southern States by Grea. Br tain dar>
ing the war
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.
Short = Direct Reute - the
Nerth, Northeast 1 Northwest.

Two PASSENGER TRAINS LRAyR RoCR
Isiano daily, At s:D oeleck q n, and 4:l6 o'el'k
N. "ak'he close eenneetions with trains - fol.
A. PORT BYRON, trains on this road leave inne-
oiatsiy On arrival OF trains iron Rock Island. ~
King Close coanections II the following poipte ::
AtFULiON. With trains from and 10 Cecar Ranida
boonoDoro. Aanhatown. Council Blum O1ahs'
ana Al points on the Union Pacific Railroad
A. UAsANNA, With daily line Of Packets 70 n>A
etppi River. ~
A. ~ EXPORT. with trains ea the Illinei ce.r.,
Railroad fUr the North and south
A. CLINJONs With trains for Janssvills, MaAfeep.
Prarle % Cnisa. La Croses. " stertown, ROY al
Lac, Oshkosh. 0recn Bay. and potnts n Ner,scrs
Wieconsin, Iowa and n ,nesots.
A. RACINE, With trains for Milwaukes, Kenoeha.
Msuksgan snc Chicago: Also with Belle Iiiy
Line ete amers for the East. Ferry Boat lesvess
Davenport q o:46 .. a. Time-Davenport e IN
buQue-7 hours.
Passengers By taking tAis rs.ts win save 18Th
tine and 0onsy.
IA. COTTON, Asst supy.
&c. DUNCAN. Agent, Dsve,nee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11

Chic Mgo Market.
[ By telegraph. Nov. II.
Flour Firm and unchanged.
Wheat Quiet al o.l,.
Corn Nominsiat7e
Oats-4hlA nA6t5
Rive Better III 4j<Qlo5
Rarlsv- SLOW ~ las.
Provisions Strong.
Fork 27.75
Shoalde,e-ll for new
Lard 1884
Chicago Live stock Warket.
BY Telegraph. November II.
Receipts Of cattle. - cars receipts Of hogs.
- cars.
C.ssle--Good to extra. oo@s.so; ssocksrs.
a'5Ml Is.
Hogs Good to extra, 7scQsGk.
eheep-3.004s7t
-. Louis Market.
~ Telegraph. New. ii.
tlo.r-Aorc active but unchanged
lie. W
Ccsn-unsetiled: rev. e0@S1; old. 7sass
ens- Unchanged: 4ssgs2
Rye-l.1pcrl.
Barley Duh sa3 unc laneed
ffesnons UNCHANGED; nothing dong.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10
VILLAGE Officers.

At meeting of the trustees of this vii
lage. holden on the 4th inst, the following
appointments of village officers were made
for the ensuing year. to wit:
Police Cticers-B. F. Rollins, chief, Dan
forth Wiley. John Stevens, Justus Burn
ham, Alden Wheeler.
Fire Engineers-Francis Walker, Chief;
Franklin Fairbanks, LIST asst. engineer,
Lindorf Morris, I'd engineer; I. p. Ma
COON, Sd engineer.
Surveyors Of Wood and Lumber-Daniel
Carpenter, Elisha May, John Stevens,
Chas. L. Carpenter, b. F. Rollins, j. N.
Gale, NJ. W. Hale, J. NJ. Hancock.
EFF. BROWN. Clerk.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10
LyndOn.


The friends of Rev. L. B. Tasker and
family will meet at the Free Baptist Par
sonage at Lyndon Centre on Friday of the
present week for their annual visit and do
nation. The older people will convene in
the afternoon and the younger in the eve
ming. All are cordially invited.
ANNUAL Town MEETING.-At the an
nual town meeting on Tuesday last, the
town of Lyndon voted to raise tax of
thirty cents on the dollar of the grand list
toward defraying the expenses of the town
the past year, leaving about $4,000, which
is nearly dollar on the dollar of the
grand list, unpaid. This was done to
equalize the town taxes, which would
have been unusually heavy on account of
the new roads and bridges constructed the
past year. The entire tax is as follows
Town 3Oc: State so; County 1Sc; School
Sc; total 107c.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10
CABOT.


At the annual meeting of the village on
the 4th Monday of Dec, the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year {:
j. 2. Lamson, moderator; c. b. Putnam,
clerk; j. &. Harvey, treasurer; Roswell
Laird, collector; j. Brown, Orrin Heath.
F. Whittier, I'd, 7. III. Lance. j. A. Far
rington. trustees; j. c. Harvey. j. L. Lii
ley. K. Laird, Ii. F. Britt, Horace Morse.
w. w. Lyford, Enoch Hoyt. fire wardens.
Voted that the trustees be instructed to
build reservoirs. so that, in case of fire.
every building in the village eau be reach
ed with 300 feet of hose. Also, to thor
oughly equip the fire department. The
expenses of the village the past year have
been about sl0O0,-S7OO of which was for
the fire depastment, and the balance for
incidental expenses, repairing high
ways, &c.
Officers of Green Mountain Lodge of F..
Fl. OsgoOd, S. D.. L. o. Leonard, S. W.,
n. B. Rogers, J. D., J. B. Hatch, j. w.,
c. NJ. Cade, Tyler. A. f. Sprague, Sec.
Il. III. Lance. Treas.
The mortality of this town has been very
much smaller the past year than for
number of years before; there having
been but Ii deaths.
The week OF prayer is being observed in
rotation at the three churches in turn. and
a good degree of religious interest is man
itest. j.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10
Horses Spoiled.

As Mr.. Cross. of the firm of Cross &
Brigham, bakers, of this place, was driv-
ing his bakery team down the steep hill
into Whitetie!d Village, one of the rear
horses slipped upon the ice. and fell under
his mate, throwing him down also. The
leader was frightened. and ran, dragging
the wheel horses down the hill. and injur-
ing them so much as to ruin the pair. Mr..
Cross had never been over this road be-
fore, ard was not aware how steep the hill
was. it being literally as ''steep As the roof
OF a house." The ice, too. was covered
by light snow, and its treacherous char
acter was not known until too late to pre-
vent the disaster.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10
r. r. r. Radway's Pills.

Are the only Purg tive, Altera i've and thartc Ne /
icne, that secure vegetable sub-i for mercury
cAlomel. They cure with II tni hing r'pdity liver
som int, kidney die SIS, ir ita ion # bl dder
piles biloun ss jsundice, dysp pa costly ncss aii
complaint, and all diseases ndicaing the it Of
purgstive medicine
Aged people, subject to costivenes paTay i. Of the
bowes, &c qui- KY ed by til Sc Pills.
A gentleman, aged So Year,, WHO hal not enjoytd 4
n tura discharge from the bowes for neatly 10 years
and was always compe led to to mi lone,
relieved by one dose; and by taking pills each night
for one month"; wss restored 10 sound heslh and rcg-
larity.
lh,.e fis purify he blood remove all distractions
pu ge out all cor. pit 81 d nc imouious humors few
days ue of these pills will make the SKIN oth clear
pure and healthy. They iaCrease the appetite and
he.h
DOSE-for regula ing thu liver toma h. bowels and
promo ing digestion, on Pill Il night. Tor ua,e
disease" and On onit cOmpl ints, TO "A hodrs
fiice % cents per box. Sold by drug lists. Always
ask for DIR. Railways Pills. 5 DR. Railways Almanac
Tor lSos.-R. K. K sold by d.uggist-. - 80
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10
A Permanent Ionic,

Every times feel. the necessity OF something TO
one up III. system oppressed by mental bodily eI-
hlusou. Al such i'm lie: every instead Of tax
coholic or medicinal ,nnulsn;s reinvgorate his de-
bilitsed System by the Natural tonic elements Of the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
or Protected Solution Of the Protoxide of Iron which
vitazes aud enrches the blood BY supplying it with its
Life Element, Iron.
Being free from Alcohol in any form, s snergizing
fFects III owed 10y corresponding reaction, ut
pcrm,net, infs strength, vgor and new life into
puu Of the system AMI Hiding up Iron constitu-
ton.
VIZ. {. STERLING, ESQ, OF Poushkecpsie, n y says
since taking the Peruvian syrup sl better, my
strength impruvs, bowel are rss-aT, my sppe-
mrs rate.
there i Old physician Ia this city, told tan ann
vino has h, Dig I.incs for ~ yeas ~ho has
used syrup tire monte, and gives II rs his
decided op uiUn II is TIE test Alternative Ionic
iciDc r knew
For uyspupeis, debility and female w skneHs tie
Peruvian syrup ,peC nc. y: page pamp lie sent
Tree. The genuine ha ~ ruvisn syrnp blown in the
glass. }. L. DlNsaOkE, III pr'sio''
No. Sc ID y At New York
,.I.t-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10
Alric1iLtlfrn{ lMeetillQ.

The friends will bear in mind the annual
meeting of the Agricultural society Janu-
AIRY DIST. Il is hoped that there may be a
full attendance of the farmers and friends
of agriculture on that day. Let us mani
fest our interest in the success of our an
nual fairs by taking little pains to attend
the annual meetings. 1t is important that
the several towns be represented. I. w. s.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10
East HiL!'Ge.

East EiGI'Ge.
\ few days ago as Mr.. John Goodrich
was engaged in rolling logs at the mill of
his bro her. VIM. II. Goodrich. he was by
some means thrown down and a log pass-
cd over his leg breaking it below the knee.
One night last week Mr.. Ziba Freeto
heard noise in his barn and went out to
ascertain the cause. He went into the
stall beside his horse to remove a box
which was under the horses feet. He
SAYS the last he rem embers was STOPPING
to pick up the box. When he next became
conscious he was crawling away from the
barn towards the house SO severely bruised
as to be unable to walk. Whether the
horse kicked or struck, or both, Mr.. Free
to is unable TO say. The horse has never
before shown any signs of being vicious
on The contrary it has always been {
family pet" DR.. Cahoon of Lyndon wa:
called, who pronounced Mr.. Freeto's in
iuries severe but not dangerous. He il
now as comfortable as could be expected.
| MEMO.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10
The Ktn0 Life.

We would inYite attention to the state
ment OF this old and well established Life
insurance company, to be found on this
page. The testimony OF Elizur Wright is
perhaps as valuable on this subject as that
of any man. Mr.. Z. Z. Sargent, the agent
of this company, has been located here
nearly year; and by strict attention to
his business he has made many personal
friends. as well as friends for the company
he represents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10
stand he will take possession of the office
Immediately
WASHINGTON COUNTY.


WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Another fatal result of the disaster at
the Harlow bridge has been added in the
death OF Michael Healey of CRANKY. c. E..
All the others of the injured are thought to
be out of danger.
Rev. VIM. Fl. Lord, pastor of the Con-
gregational church at Montpelier has been
obliged to suspend all mental labor for a
time, owing to bodily aud mental prostra-
ton. His society have given him a six
months vacation, and contributed hand
some sum ofmoney in aid OF his finances.
STATE AT LARGE.
Col. B. F. Orcutt of Kalamazoo, Mich,
and originally from Vermont, died on the
18th of Dec. last, from a wound inflicted
by a prisoner who was attempting to es-
cape from his custody, Col. circuit being
Sheriff of the county.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10

50 Probably no disease except pdemic dies e.
ha- been more fatal than the Diptheris. For time i
ba;ieI the kill fphysicans everywhere, and is sh
caus ng them car full and anxious study. The Area
ian Recorde," publihei at Ha,1, " g, IN speaking
upon the ravages Of Dphtheia in that Province says
IA an internal and extcrnal remsdy for tina; fa, i
sourage Of our Provi icacc Diphtheiia we are told
tat Johucons AnCdyne Liniuent has no equal eject
ullly preventing when used in ss-ton sd stfordins
great ef to- seldom failing to cure the most stub
born cases NJ family should be without it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10
TO VERMONT FARMERS ,

Double Refined Poudret, composed Of the ni-ht sol
and otfa Of NV Yo City is 'he mos, Jo,iNy aud quick
ing manure in marke ''r'ce a. siTOog articl
commonly own As ioud EFT; one half a mich will
go a far l. Is equl to tie Let Supe-pho phi tie in
market at less an hd,f the 31c i g ta lie FIR ever
crcp or gard Il stuff. 1t will ure them ten W. Ia
two W eks earlier and double the produc 81 viii ms
ure of corn in the hill, Price in burlington
$50 per Panphl Is with full Information sa
for the Lodi Aauuiae.n-,- .ugt-n, agent
---..ns Company ispr.l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10
.l'igAihSeI Suicide.

i''hip|FU SNtC'Uc.
The wife of George FarDham of this
va attempted 10 destroy herself on
....r- lay evening last. by taking an over
H-e OF opium. Her condition was
ely discovered. and prompt medical aid
..'i her lite this time, though we under
aal he declares her determination to
mut he deed. The reason assigned is
t'1>r from her drunken and debased hus-
and. Here is a text tor temperance
...mc: y man reared in this lowu-a
a.a which has heretofore had a fair
.-'i.r !pr temperance and morals-and vet
."r" hr i thirIy-five wears of age. his
..lGbi" abuse of the wife he has prom
.-'1 To- love and protect. drives her to
.a'"-" death by her own hands, 70 life
''A such a monster. There are plenty
"''e Fonn" men -Oing the same road will
.'hn" Farulam. though perhaps not
''1iy quite 50 tar along: cannot they bo
we'd: Touch not, taste not, handle not,
: safe motto.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10

sz- The great American Hair Preparation, valued at
home abrosi, real Hair Reotorer or Dres ing Tin
bottle.l A great triumph OF science. Mrs. S. A
Aliens Improved NEW stye) Every Druggist cells i
Price dollar. $50
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10

zs- The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsau, for coughs
colds and consumption, is not ono of those ephemera
nostrus that are forgotten in the year they
born. reputation of forty years standing and in
crossing pua ty, is pretty god evidence of its value.
Get the 2 uuine. REED, CUTLER a. CO., druggfts'
Beet IN frcp ietors, 96-lUS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10

~ III. Jackson tAlich.! Citizen say: We would
call the lend, to ts fine instrument
rhic.l su sses al, otIes of the kind. There many
ther limitations in tie market, bu; none have been
III dc to equl The srican organ, manufactured by
: D. l. ii. ". smith, Boston, aas=. We wou.d cVu-
atulate the MessIs Smith the entire success that
attended thei. efforts pr. superior inst urne
Almos 81 other max have ihe. to filled to produce
All inst uIncat hch answers Object design, d--a
substitute for the pipe organ. The American Organ
c. mes the nearct accomplishment OF this end OF
INV instrument W. h:vc ever seen or heard. 1t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10

sVrhere axe few person, living who would consent
for Civ sum plrt with their hair and forever
wig, consent to have this glory of the body
changed from it, natural hue to the color that mark.
uge and decay. Yes thou ands for want Of simple
enedy within their II ach, becoming .premst Ire
bald and gray Bsrrets Vegetable Hair ke.toi alive
su.e p. eyentstive, costs but trife, and will work
" wonders with your personal pearance.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10
Etna Life Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.

INCREASE BUSINESS:
In 1865 three the average of all companies
in the United States and its cpesss to income less than
any In 1sG6 is business four times the average
and iA elpeilses IiIIe-.enths less.
IsEuel 1865 s,S0a in ct, 1904 In 81 over 10000
new policies Dividends paid 80 per cent. Poiici.s
uOnfofiting Jan. l. 1866 IT had 1925 Of assets to
ea,h 300 liabilities
Read the following from the greatest Of Ameucsn
Acusrie. and for year, Of the Insurance Com
missiouers Of Mnss on the Etns and note system:
RosTox, Nov. Goth, 1867.
5. PEDLAR & Co., MONTREAL,
Gentlemen premium notes when not exceeding
the value Of the pociesor in other words the IN
earned emiunsIre the rt I-ss-i5' ASSETS Of q
L,ft ItS. Co. lnasmuch - they the notes Of Its
crtGitors they on ct, their full emit IL
C of liquidation. With he ordinary premiums and
especially such charged by the Etns there be
reasonable doubt Of the sfety Of 90 per Get notes. nor
she solvency of the company is made sopIetrhat
by their existence . consid rSble part OF
the p-rLnium Tese.ve
Very respectfully yours EiIzUR WRIGHT.
SEE THE PUBLIC VERDICT, that out of 100 600 per-
sons th-t insu ed 1866 1000 insIed in mote
compsnis And of the 60 American companies over 80
note comp and among them the largest in the
world.
Z. +. SARGENT, Agent, St. Jobnsbury, Vt,
For EEsUI, Called 0n!a a-d Orange Counties.
SE AgCut. wanted.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-10

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