Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-06
~ i, - MARYLAND
LIRE, INSURANCE
3, 4aa st,,. :, COMPANY -9.ilo sdi

|lTHEl progress Of Life Insurance Ainf sEs
10 United States proves this great crown.
ms triumph OF modern science and philap~
throphy to De one of the marvellous feetur1s
four social economy. ,,y,s-.f !. ,;,,l ~, tr.
~ The wisdom Of all ages has devised notbi.&
tnat compares with it. 1t is SO manifeStly
good, that 1T is difficult to see how an intelli-
gent man, with proper concern for the c0ti3-
fort and protection of his family. can fail 70
avail himself of its benefits. As'.i , nv
Eo Lille Insurance leaves ready money. to settle
estates to advantage. 1t will prevent sac-
rifce of property if man die 10 debt. lis
subject to no tax during life, noro Orphans
Court expenses after death. tits exempt ~
Flaw from debt. 1t is rapidly becoming 1 fuas
ttliat all men of Just attributes insure: s5a =
Our Maryland Company comnlends itaeH
to the confidence and patronage of our pueoGpic
I'D all parts of the State. Its directors. ans
men Of known integrity aud ability, to whsaa
the public may look with confidence for . ja6t
and careful supervise of it's affairs. It hult
be clear to every thinking mind that, iflwe
would secure the largest prosperity 70 our
State and people Individually, we must build
Up our institutions, and keep our capital #
home. . H' S.i
f. Had the Eve million dollars sent out of:tfSe
State annually for INSURANCE. been inveeted
at. home, it would have told favcrably upou
our own wealth and commerce. This issea.-
phaticaiiy our company gotten up by Eour
best merchants to afford the opportunity sfUr
all to insure without sending the money totlt
Of our own State The affairs Of the con- W. Ia
[ny are managed with economy; !, For TWO
years and a-haff the President received, .uD
compensation for his services. 5:syy st..tssd
fuaSuch has been orr marked success that No
were able after the secoud year totlcciare attd
fpay in cash as large dividend as the eldest
and largest company in the United StatesA
Ibe Company feel greatly encouraged BY he
patronage and compensation they have fecsiy-
ed, and solicits a, continuance of the sanie.
Self-respect, State pride and interest, combins
to make this the company for u.s. sa,, a3fW
Pj Now, dear sirs, in view Of all the advaDsa-
tgesiof Life Insurance as an investmentSsthe
uncertainty Of lfe--the strcHg claims If isiie
and children upon husband and father y 70 It
not the moral duty Of every man to ptt
something in a form that will prevent ,waHs.
and distress, or trouble on the part Of those ID
loves !? ~. az ,-.,; ,..... 7.,.s3s-t 80; Id,
By all means insure, and do it at oncein
the Maryland Company. The Officers Of this
Company are: 'ae>1ff1ais aisiq 4et:
T. GEO. P. THOMAS, President.H
A. K. FORD, Secretary .'i54i E2lhssa
5's'e BOARD OF DIRECTORS: :" saaf
Hamilton Easter, George h. Hilnsr,
Allen A. Chapman, Thomas Cassard, .4of,
Geo. P Thomas, William Devries, ba
Hugh Sisson, 10 b.! Charles Webb. soqn:oo
Hiram Woods, Jr. eais1 81 ~ ge,aiaos ri
bao' @sf A. j. MYERS, State Agsme.:h
= The Company refer to Judges MagrudeF
and Ford, Hon. F. Stone. P. Il. Mnschett,
Esq, WIN. Boswell, Esq, DR.. Robert Digges,
and the Editor Of this paper. -
!, NJ A. j. MYERS, the State Agent, viii
be- in Port Tobacco the FIRST week Of NoveB,~
her Court to transact the business Of uthe.
Company .ss-r94 sfiJs,zI .sa sHafaieaa
May z, 1S68-6m ~ f1stj