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G.. o. HENRY.


BEENINGToN AS 4 MANUFAcTURING
CENTRE.-The town of Bennington, with
population Of 5000, does a heavier man
ufacturing business than any other town
or city in the State The most OK tensive
establishment is that of S. b. Hunt d
Tnlinghast - the Bennington Wooden
Manufacturing Co The factory cost
about $4,000 and employs two hundred
hands in the manufacture Of shawl-. 1t
has Just started aud is now working its
full capacity.
There are five knitting mills in the
| town, employing about three hundred
hands, tho largest being owned by II. +.
Bradford IL Co, who employ about one
hundred hands and turns out 10 900 dozen
shirts and Drawers annually TH.ir sell
ing agent for Vermont il II. Bingham.
Booth & Valentine employ about 600
hands, and George 4. Vet fWulloom-ack
Mill, about the soIu" number. Bedford
d Sons employ nbont 10 hands and Geo
Rockwpod & o., about 30 Some Of the
best goods made in the country are
turned out there. There is cotton warp
and cord mill, also cotton wadding mill,
the two employing about - hands. Put
nam 81 Go, manufacturer OF clothes
wrin4ers and wire fasteners for soda aud
beer bottles, employ 46 hands. Scott's
foundry and machine shop employs about
30 hands; this establishment makes the
greater part of the machinery used III the
United States for powder mills. Adams
81 Co. manufacture steam governors, en-
ploying 10 to Is hands. Sibley 4 Wash
have large machine shop. George Ben
ton & Son manufacture paper. They
make speciality of ptpeSfor led-er-, and
make one third of al that i used in the
United States Graves. Root & Co, man
ufaeture tin ware, and keep 25 teams em-
poyed in selling their products.
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.Inaugu ration Of Gov. senter.

NASHVILLE, Oct. IL.
Governor Senter was inangurated yer
terdsy. In his address be pledges him
self 10 support the interests of the people,
without regard to party, race, or color,
bnt gives no expression of opir ion upon
any political topics.
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The Result I'm Ohio.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
The Worlds special from Cleveland
says, there are enough returns in to indi-
cate defeat of Pendleton and the Demo
cratic ticket BY twenty thousand majority |;
the Legislature is Republican BY small
msiority.
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Registration I'm New York.

NEW YORK, Oct IL
In this city only 32,454 votes were
regis iered to-day. ss,223 last year. Agre-
gate decrease 4I,769.
Brooklyn to day was 100,0S1 bt ing
y, 1o3 less than the first day of 1868.
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lust PUBLISHED.
TIE AMERICAN TUNE BOOK.
THE STANDARD BOOK FOR CHoIRs TO
SELECT FROM.

A complete coilec' ion Of all the church tune
vhich are widely popular Ina Am~ysex, with the
must pypalar An benas aud set psec-~ complied
fSm al s0usces, prvc-ded BY . oousre Il lnssrue-
tn az eeng1ng bcbuois sontAsn M about 1000
lsvseiss ptssa ssssss<d b. 500 1eAchsrs ana Choir
Ls.dss1 wno have bsso interested h this -
sxDseoD4 vosk - p.ges. Pnee else Ga. -
- daesn. ssnt posaos pssd "a reesias u pssse-
4, OLIv1R DITsoh CO., Bexss.
q u UlHoON q Co. New Yoxk.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
! J Of Rutland A.. Tho Probate Court for In.


District of Rutland:
10 all PERSONS concerned. GREETING:
Whereas, EOlnsy hoss vi Brandon, IN said dis.
tric', guardian ~ Warren T.. Ross, and Eugens
X. Epsn minor children II phTaiIn Ross, late oi
raid Brandon, and trustee Of Abby NJ Kinsnan.
daughter Of the raid Ephriarn, under the Last
vii and tostame nt OF the said Ephr am, having
presented his petition in writing 20 SAID Court
representing that by virtue Of sad last will ans
testament, hisstid wards. Warren 4. and Eugene
and hfs - cesfui qut trust the cal Abby III
lSsm1rl. are the owners IT certain real estate,
It Bong ali the real estate, Of VIII ch the saId
Ephritm died seized, situate in sad Brandon and
IN Rutland IN said district that 1t will be con
dIcive 20 the interest Of bis rad wards and
cfskt qHi trft TO sell all Of said real estate tor
the purpose 81 putting the proceeds VI such sale
AZ intercs. or investing II IN stocks or other re
ess.ttc, and praying said court to grant HIM
hcense both a. guardian and trustee, u II said
real estate. for the purpose aforesaid. Therefore,
BY the authority OF the state VI Vermont, you are
hereby notified 70 appear before the said Probate.
Court at the Probate Office in Kntand, in SAID dis
tric;, on tie lsr Tuesday Of November, A. ID. 1869
20 show cause, If any you have, why sail licen-e
should not DE granted.
Dated at Rutland. IN said district, this 9Th day
of October, a. ID. less.
". q. EDGEgTON,
il.w3w- "a Register
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Nomination

AMSTERDAM, y. Y, Oct. u.
Daniel O. Cleveland has been unani-
mously nominated for member oftbe A.
nembly by the Republi cans of Fulton and
Hamilton counties.
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IN. 4trs.,Id - ibc only paper In
.,csaunly "f katianh, or this sec
.,a - vermont ,hat takes Eeis-
.rs,ptsif ucsv~. 81. Herald receives
me .a.pcinteh Press Reports regu-
.trt
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No HukBUe No CHghrISo A pint bottle
fun OF DR.. ssge's Cstauh remedy lie prepared
from one hfty osnt package, and the proprietor
ohsrs $500 reward for case Of c4taIrh which he
cannot cure. Fold by drugsists. or sebd SIXTY
cents to DR.. X. v. Pierce. Buffalo, ". Y, ADD get
three bottles free Of express CHARGES
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Special 70 the Associates Press.
- NEW YoRx, OCT u.
The Republican nsiosity In Reaasyl.
'ania foe the State tickss = 1000,
Hlgnsd), JoHN OovoDB.
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3e1u ,Aduerftaetsssute.
STATE OF VKRMONT--DI

GTATE OF VERMONT--DIS
C0f Rutland, -.
BE ]. remembered, that st a session Of the Pro-
bate Court holden at Rutland. within and for
said district On the 18th day Of october, A. ID.
1869,
PnEssEsr: Hon. Walter q. Duntpn, Judge;
Whereas, q certain instrument In writing
under seal, purportiny 70 be the ast win and les
lament u Doreas Livingston late Of Mt. Holly.in
said District dccessed, having been this day pre-
ssnted 10 said Court tor Probate, ard duly nied
IN the Registers ONCE Therefore, 1t In ordered
that all persons interested In the estate of said
deceased, be notified 70 appear before said Court
at the Probate Office In Rutland In said District,
on the lat Tuesday In November, AID. 1869. BY
publication Of thi. order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
previous thereto, in this Rutland Herald, news
paper printed Mt Rutland aforesaid, to show oanse
If any they may have, why said instrument IN vri-
ting should not be troved and allowed, an the
iast will and testament cf the deceased.
w. q. EDekHTOS.
ll:w3wN I'd Register.
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LECTURE IN HYDEvILLE. - Henry
Hall, Of Rutland, will deliver his lecture
on st. Paul and Staley," in the Baptist
church, in Hydeville, on Friday evening,
Oct 18th. at u m.
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Information viii be promptly furnished, and
our Weekly Price Current all b mslel on re-
teipt of inquiry. KELLEY * GREGORY,
L. 0. Box 81, y. Y.
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GTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

- n II Or LhhOAN l. bIgO
~ Of Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for the
District OF Rutland
To all psr.ons concerned, Greeting:
Whereas, Frank Eody and James Eddy having
presented their petitoh in writing " said Court
representing that they are heirs Of Joseph Eddy
late OF TinmOutb, in raid Distinct, deceased In
tests'e; that the said Joseph died seized ofAn
divided interest. in certain real estate situate
IN said Tinmputh, which was occupied by the
said Joseph prior and up 10 the time Of his death
rs u homestead, that the said Joseph left widow
surviving INN, VIZ. samantha Eddy, who il by
law entitled TO homestead in said premises; but
that severance OF such homestead would greatly
deprecate the value Of tho residue Of SAID
premises, belonging 10 the estate VI tbs said
Joseph They, therefore, pray SAID Court 10 order
said homestead Of the said Samantha sold. In nc
eordance with the Statute Ia that behalf made
aud provided Therefore,
BY the authority OF the State Of Vermont, you
hereby notified To appear before said Probate
Court at the Probate Office in Rutland in said
district, on the LIT tuesday Of November, A. ID
1863, 70 show cause, If any you baye, why said
license should not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 9Th
day Of October, A. ID. lsas
w. q. EDGEBTOS,
ilw3H- I'd Register.
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Rutland Retail Price. Current.
"WEDNESDAY MoEsrso, Oct. u, 1863

reported expressly for Tie HEA1LD b. ClnsgHR
kDosIEy, HLOleAAle and Retail orooer.
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500

REAH6 OF NOTE AND LETTER PAPER,
Just Teceived ord fer sale q anall pro6ts a4
H11ALD BOOK eTORK
espk. q, lee.
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WI-DsEspAT, Oct. (. 1853.
BUTTER-gSew, extral = d, 3SS39c
80 far 20 good = y. 3293sc
" :" cBmInunl . n. HSa25c
% Prime straight lot, 4 ib....... $780,
CHEEsE-l Extra, new factory . 3D.. lCGl7c
:" lorcinary q q l5Gl5s
iEntIa, new farm , n, $50 ioc
Farm Extra a. d. l5ial 6c
tOrd.. new farm 4 L., l2salie
EGGs-Per dozen, 5oa5le
BEAss-lPeal extra, per bushel, e. 256l3 IS
Medium par busbel, a. 25sl2 50
UE.yp kpprrs' L--teTul y n, I5alGc
nys-t.,,, = ~. l3Sl1c
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4 'OTTSWOLD AND LEICESTER
" SHEkP

CHAMPLAIN, CLINTON COUNTY, MY.
TWEEN y-fve cottswold Ram Lambs, 100 Cots
void and Leic ester Eve Lambs, 200 enc and two
years old ewes, tn few choice two and three
year Oh bu X. Thee sheep have been se'ected
nom TIE best flock. Ia Canada for breeding, and
sil b. sold a. reasonable pres.
;. 81 MCDOWELL
Champlain, Oct. llth 1868 IIw2w'
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BUrTrR. Prime state in god dem.Ed :, foil
prices. ioor and medium grades neglected. The
stock, osing 20 light Teocip.s, has been re5Dced.'
particularly that u poor quality, tang much
needed.
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gold diggers tell about, and the hidden
mysteries of ancient geological formations,
have been brought to light.
Atherton's grist mill il, however, safe
and can run though tho water runs all
around it, and customers carry their grists
to grind on their backs across the ford
way. The other grist mill, in town, Ord
way's) In huahed by the loss Of the dam,
banks and streams il fearful. Ftton's
mill, his splendid new factory, ia safe, es-
Gaping by slight Comparative damage
81 ono or two thousand dollars ~ him in
tho basement by way Of loss Of dye stufs
and property there, without the under
mining ~ any part Of tho building. This
IL, indeed, good fortune, for his Is the
most valuable property on the river and
its loss would have been sad one, not
only for him but for the community.
Balcoms mill, at this place, is uniniured,
except what is incident to the flooding
Of the basement and the breaking away
pot street were fooled ID. G.. Pollard IL
Co lost about 500 in value by water
rushing into his store cellars upon sugars.
molasses, butter, produce, and merchan
die stored there. At one time it looked
as though the Post Office building and
factory boarding house might go floating
down stream The canal above and below
the factory is damaged, but we should,
indeed, call ourselves fortunate in this
vicinity, for 70 lives are lost by this freak
of nature, and the energy and persevcr
ancc Of our citizens will soon restore all
the damage, and the waste places will be
built up. The damage done to the roads
aud bridges will soon be ascertaincd in
dollars aud cents, ar the town selectmen
are letting out the repairs by contract to
various individuals but the present es-
tiInata Is $4,000. This is besides the rail
road losses noted in the HERALD yc-ter
| day. When thir delugc shall have fairly |
-ub-iIeI, and tho dove shall return,
bringing evidences that tho food il end |
cd, We viii make more full and definite |
report for the valley OF Black River we
.,.....,.;.....t, ,....e,..f.
railroad communication since we, tenn
,,.r,ri,v th,n,h i h.. hav, lo.t il Tho
F,;. 81 - ,,,,a ~ ~, ~. t2tb /
- 1fn i.1, -. pI..,a, p;,.l. r..
ting Park, has been indefinitely post
poued on account of the food, though We
understand some ,,,+ched ,riJ. 81 Iar.eI
ia ~ ,...a ~ Il
Ur.r p,,r, r.o W. p.
TIL, -, y - ~ 49, -.
.ef.,bl,, .-,,,,.., - :. p.;1,,4,
c.tbaI,c Church f,r ,,..,,l,, t.,, ,o.,r. ,,.s,
nv. ho~oa, w.3,-1.., ;.
bi,,hor nd me- .raron. an, g iii
- - D;..,s
~ - p:.l n r',eI~;,
a.bo an onh.rL ~. IL - r,,rono
,rhoro lo ,,oo. - a.+.,,a no Fc,,o.,,;a.l
C.,,.o;l ,ot.h,l4i. p..i :, D...a,,l,,r
F.ttar T,,..,, d,,r;,,. hi.1.,.. I'D
f,nitf,,1 ,,,.,,.r.,. b.r. Ia. s.a....l ,b..
entire Ioyo and co.fda,co e tis rao,,e
.na ,to ro.,o., al ..,oa,, af NO ,,loIa
III, ;.t
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: I,lloNInK 70 u qno.atlons

oorne stronger. With principal dealings Ia AichI-
gan and Southern and the North wesi.-rn M The
advasoe. Michigan Fouibern took the had. md
old ~ high as ssk. The members Of the Core
mit.ee Of -Four. recently appointed by the Board
II Direction 81 the Lake shore aud Micbige .
SoDtbsrn kailToal COMPANY 20 enseayoT 20 set-
tie all differences between that Company and the
house Of lockwood a. Co., we're IN session this
D. m. The fun board vail meet to-mOrrov when
It is expected that this Committee viii report 10
them.
Stocks clOsaf steady
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~ Every attention win be given TO details,
the pieces will be superbly mounted with furni-
ture properties, and every accessory necessary TO
present these master pieces Of Bulwer and shake
speare in as complete q manner as they can be
performed in
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n.,.,,.re Of Trains.
rI.AIao LEAVE RUTLAND.

..s...ys p.ils. / 30 . t445 a n.., 'l2:2op.m -
- f3,3J p. u.
#,#.ast.r. ~ = 1890 n. M, "2:25 x 5.S
a.
rsr, .S3ta M, 12.2GA z 10 y. a..
sl5h i0aG a. m, N '3O0 ?. IA.
ab q fy.yo N. M, -I1.I3 pm, an
g o. l.. m.
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Boston Produce Market

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBER
LIE, SrUl.GEs 4 Co., Commission Merchants,
70 and 81 Faneuil Eal Market, Boston.
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E# TALoWs SnoP.-D. L. Guilty
paai Il custom tlilgr's shop over
X Parkes'- store, on Merchants
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BEsss 1nD PEAs.-Old are about out II market.
The new crop ooHes 10 sl,w4y AID pIices have
ruled firm. our demand j. purely lDcal, and
small lot, only can b. moved.
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GHAIS Wet q r.e'. TIE fecsir-s have ben
Hight. Pnoez a -hsde ez-.s.T b. bot sTs are
encouraged by the pope; 4 = mu,A diminished
-tock. Corn qu.t aDa uDebaog . o4s 10 fair
demand. Rye 1gl but HIIa. Barley aul-t. Bar
ley malt IN iair demand 40 lifn.
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ANY THEATRE IN THE UNITED STATES
PRICES OF ADMISSION.

No extra charge for reserved seats in Parqustte
and Dress Circle. eeats can be reserved on and
| after Tuesday, Oct. 18th, at N. v. Brooks Music
Store.
Penons living at distance can have seats re-
served By telegraphing e above.
octl3dkw2W
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Nes-rs. Van Arnufn and Evcritt respectfully
inform the citizens Of Rutland and vicinity that
they have at a great expense effected engage
rneit by which they will have an opportunity to
present for
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Stocks closed steady.
Wholesale Prices of Prod nee.

Reported expressly for fh- Rutland Herald, "
Messrs. Kelley q 0Tersry. Commission
Merchant. 30 Water st., New York.
49, Nagy ~ n 40.
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CHEEsE The market has advanced and prices
are very firm. The I.oeipts have heen light,
owing principally 70 the damage doae By the late
storm. The 10 al demand il good
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WooI.-There - ie-s activity, without change
in prices. The bpl1ers ere making concessions
fT pr mp. cash.
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Vermont Fac'ury. fancy.............-.i GalGac
Vermont Factory good 10 prime. l5c 80 - Sc
Tor 10 god ....... ..... - trlGc
a. dairy, sy,ys 20 gnu c........ Is % axe
por u god 49,. - 10 lSc
state FACTORY fame. .......... 90 c 10 l7c
.. 70 j o. prime ...-.. n r. 10 sc
poor 70 -DJd...--..... I5C D. ljhe
Skinned .......-....... &c 20 nc
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Hop~. Our market i.'ven turpl'eo with "a,
bat toe resap's u nev have becl nyft shippers
and brewers complain Of the high pnc-s aslsed
for new, and are 1T oI,.farIg.
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ID UTLAND OPERA HOUSE.

VAS ARSUA a. EyERITT. LRssErs.
.pr Irietyrs Of Griswold opera House, Troy, MY.
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How the Debt is Being Paid OFF,

But they claim they are paying off the
National debt. Do you know how that
is done? They made tariff so high, in
order to protect peculiar interests, in or
der to raise prices of goods upon the
country, that the manufacturers of these
goods might make great profits. They
raised the tariff SO high that it brought
into the Treasury more gold and silver
than was required to pay the interest on
the bonds. Our tariff has been bring
ing in the National Treasury gold and
silver from $40, 100000 to S190,0OO,00O
a year, and it only requires 14O,O00,O00
to pay the interest on the public debt
So that the gold has been accumulating
in the National Treasury,and when Bout
well came into office, suppose there
had thus accumulated over S10O,000,000
of gold in the National Treasury from
the tariff. Now,what is done? He sold
this gold he found on hand in the mar
ket, and then, with the greenbaeks he
got for the gold, he buys in 500 bonds
at their market prlce-about $l2O for
every 800 of bonds. And that is what
has been going on; and that is the way
they are paying off the National debt
paying $40 in addition to what Governor
Morton says is the contract.-EGtract
from Speech Of Hon. T. 4. Hendricks,
Sept. %. r-
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Master Commissioners Sale.
j. N. Genin, Ex'r,
VS.,
Thomas Gillespie ct al.

DY virtue of mandate to me directed
ID from the Court OF Common Pleas of
Monroe County, o hio, will cffsr for sale at
the front door of the Court House in the
town of Woodsfeld il said county, OIL
Saturday, the Gth day Of Novembcr, 1869
i O'Clock p. nj. on said day the following
property situate in said county to wit: Com
menciug for the first tract at the southwest
corner of the southeast quarter of the south
west quarter of section twenty. eight township
three range four; thence east to the middle OF
McConnelrs run; thence northward with the
middle and meandeiings of said Iun to the
north line of said quarter; thence west to the
corner of said quarter; thence south to the Sec
ton line to the place of beginning, containing
fifty acres more or less, decided by VIM. Myers
and wife to said Gillespie
Also, the following tract decided by Wm.
Coleman and wife to said Gillespie, being part
Of the southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter of the same section township and range,
commencing for the same at McDonnells run;
thence eastward sixteen rods and sixteen links
to white nak;thcnce northwest course thirty
nine rods to McDonnell's line; thence west IF
teen rods to McDonnells rum thence down the
run southwark with the meanderings of the
run fifty-one rods to the place Of beginning.
containing four acres and thirsy-tiYe rods.
Also, third tract, beginning twenty rods from
the northwest corner of the northeast quarter
Of section twenty-seYen township three o.
range four; thence east serenty-ono and four
tenth rods; thence south fourteen rods TO Z
stone; thence north fifty degrees west forty-sever
and seventeenth rods to sycamore; thenc,
north scventy-one degrees west TWEEN 'v-o,e rod
TO the place Of beginning containing thirty acre
more OF less
Appraised at s1,27j.
7 F. SpRIt1CS.
cor2Rvt Ma. Z m " e q
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From the Insurance Company, (Cin.) for Aug.
The National Life Insurance Company
of the United States Of America, com
pleted the record of its first fiscal yeal
on the 1su inst, and it is brilliant one
That its success is without parallel in
the history of life insurance, is attested
by the fact that within twelve months,
it established its agencies, published and
distributed its literature, made itself wide.
" known throughout the country by q
judicious system of advertising, and is
sued 1910 policies, yielding in premium
receipts S751,5S2,47, and representing
insurance to the amount of Sl9,003, 400.
These are big figures, and they exhibit
a business nearly double that ever done
by any other company in the world in a
corresponding period of its existence
Indeed, out of fifty-eight companies
doing business in. New York in 1868,
we see that only nme (the youngest of
that number established over ten years,
and the agencies of each in a complete
working order, for the full PERIOD is
sued more policies than the National du-
ring their fiscal year. When We take
into account the dullness Of general bu-
siness and the consequent scarcity of
money among the people, the sharp com
petition Of life insurance, and the adj
mitted difficulties Of its successful pros
ecution, which have characterized the
business during the past year, we regard
the results above indicated. as truly splen-
did, and the sure guarantee of an envi-
able career of prosperity and usefulness
in the future.
Low cash rates, ample security, plain
business contract Of so much insurance
for so much money, (avoidlng all the
complications and uncertainties of notes
and dividends, officers and directors
whose names are synonyms for honor
and ability throughout the land, active
and intelligent agents Of unquestionable
character and standing in their respec-
tive localities-these are the factors that
have worked out the signal ACHIEVEMENTS
of this company, which deserves its sue
GERS, and the confidence of the insuring
public.
WARREN HoLLIsTER Esq, represents
the NATIONAL in this county. fEs-a
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The Democracy and Conservatives OF
Monroe County will be addressed at the
following times and places,by the speak
ers whose names are attached:
Blattler's School House, Ohio town
ship, Wednesday, Oct. 6; j. P. Spriggs
and I. G. Allen. ~
Myers School House. Switzerland
township, Tuesday, October 5; William
Milligan and L. B. Williams.
Town House, Jackson township,
Thursday, October Z; j. R. Morris and
j. P. Spriggs.
Brownsville, Friday, October s; j. P.
Spriggs, W. T. Sinclair and A. j. Pear
son. " 7sE-L 80
Lebanon, Saturday, October 9; A. j.
Pearson, j. P. Spriggs and W. t. Sin
clair =
Ali of the above meetings will be held
at 64 o'clock in the evening. The
speakers will promptly attend each meet
ing. Turn out, voters, and hear the
issues discussed.
The party in power is destroying the
Government. And they declare by Act
of Congress that the White people of
Ohio shall be ruled by Negroes!
The tariff, Bond question, aud other
measures of Importance to the tax-pay-
ers, (now being oppressed by those in
power, will be held up in their deform-
ity and odiousness.
Turn out
BY order Of the COMMITTEE.
WooDsFIELD, o., Sept. Z.