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Valuable Cotton Land i'm Robson
County for Sale.
900 ACRES or LAND. MORE OR LESS

known as the Walkers Land. one mile and q
half east of Floral College in Robson County
adjoining the lands of Angus Leach, John Walker
and others, is hereby offered for sale. All Of
said tract is wooded land except about SO acres.
Said land has common buildings, we'll Of fine
water, fine young orchard of choice apples
Said land is we'll adapted to the culture Of cotton
corn. wheat, oats, peas, potatoes. &c, and is
situated about i've miles from Shoe Heel De:
pot on the Wilmington, Charlotte rutherford
Railroad, in a good neighborhood, convenient to
first class schools both male and female and to
churches, &c.-noted for purity of water and
health. It will be offered at public auction to the
highest bidder at the residence of John Walker
adjoining the premises ca Thursday, the sOth day
of December, 1869. Terms made known on dSy
of sale. This Dec. 18th, 1869.
SARAH WALKER.
dec 2l-72.5t-46.lt
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DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE
OF THE
lodi MANUFACTURING CO"

For sale in lots to suit customers. This arti-
Gle is sold for ha!f the price of other fertilizers,
and is cheaper for Cotton, Corn, Tobacco and
Vegetables, than any other in market. 1t is
made entirely from tho pight-soil, offal, &C., OF
New York City. Price delivered on board in New
York City, Twenty-Five Dollars per Ton. Pam
phlet &c, giving full information sent on applics-
ton to JAMES r. FOSTER,
Box 3I39 N. Y. L. o.
Office GO Gourtandt Street. New York.
For sale by SPRUNT x HINSON, Wilmington,
at $50 per ton.
dec "a G-w3mch
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Dec % Noon
Stocks fcvetish. Money active at per cent
Sterling Exchange short, 1889 long, 1O94. Cold
1907. Bonds ll3. Tennessee skies, ex-coupo1 8
81; new, 4'4. Virginia skies, ex-coupons, 40
new, 81. Louisiana skies, e1-coupons, old, 60.
Levee skies 62l Fights III. Alabama Fights
943 Fives Gl. Georgia sixes 80 asked sevens
so North Carolina skies, ex-coupons, old, AZ
new. 295. South Carolina skies, ex-coupons, new
SO.
Flour without material change. Wheat quit t
and without decided change. Corn frmer for
new and heavy for cid. Pork 1ul-mess s31 On
the spot. Lard dull at 10 cents Cotton steaGy
at as! cents. Spirits Turpentine quiet at 1870
A cents. Rosn firm at s. O5 to $40 for strained.
Freights dull.
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NOTICE.
dec 21-72.5t-46.lt

TOELL L. MOORE, ESQ, Administrator Of the
estate OF John F. Moore deceased, having APP
pointed me his agent to settle up his estate,
hereby notify ali persons having claims against
the estate to let me know the amount. It is nee
essary that should know the amount OF debt
to enable me to make preparation for paying
them. Address me at Harrels Store. N. Q.
OWEN FENNELL.
Agent.
dec % 70 3tw.1td%
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Public Speakers and Singers will find
" Brouns Bro,achical Ti'ccheS - in clearing the
voice before speaking or singing, and relieving
cal organs, having peculiar adoption to affeo-
tions which disturb the organs of speech. For
Coughs and Colds the 1roches are effectual
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SENATE.

FRIDAY, Dec. II, 1869,
The Senate was called to order at 10
dock.
Nr. Respass arose to O question of priv
-eEe, the reporter of the Standard repre-
ented him as having said on yesterday
latthc Sheriff of Wake had settled with
lie public Treasurer. He alluded alone
o the Sheriff of New Hanover.
Ar. Sweet arose to a question of prlvIl-
Re IN regard to an article which appeared
! tie morning Sentinel of this city copied
ION The Winston Sentinel in which he
>Feet) is charged with being a party to a
-.mpulatiOn of the constitution SO as TO
along the tenure of Office of the mem
rs of the present General Assembly. MIR.
denounced the article as fabrication
I'm beginning to end.
CALENDAR.
RESOLUTION instructing the Treasurer to
lake no payment of interest on the cOu-
>ls OF the bonds issued in payment of a
ae Tor Penitentiary, was adopted.
Ou motion the Senate adioured.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY Leo. 10 1COO'
On motion, the roll was called and 81
LENDERS answered to their names.
IN notion of Mr.. Vest the rules were
.>lelded and the Senate resolution au-
.'tZing the Auditor to move for JQdg-
~'at against delinquent Sheriffs in the
I7cla term of the Wake Superior Court
'attaken up
~ w. Justice moved to lay the resolution
tie table,
j ballot being taken the vote stood yeas
nays ., mo quorum.
W VI notion of Mr.. Seymour call OF the
II 1ro ~ was had, and 81 members respon-
% their names.
g. VI notion of Mr.. French the doOrkeep-
>, Vas ordered to close the door and allow
Iemoer to depart, and that he proceed
-ttst absent members and bring them
G ;Tls he bar of the House.
n, gu u. Mayo, colored, was brought be-
~ ne bar of the House and on render
ms excuse was discharged.
,1, ,' hl!IIard was also arraigned and on
>1 ~, discharged.
H. boddie appeared and was discharg-
Il bs. notion of J. S. Leary, colored, fur
.ry .l pttoceeedings under the call was dis
:eIeron.N discussion upon the resolution in
1us5 10 delinquent Sheriffs was re-
sas no,, some debate thu bill, on motion,
4 Ja pnnSIponed until the second Tuesday
ra~ltQary.
easta ao JUS messages were received from the
lem -, thoa11&:lonltting several bills, among
lie and iue bill for the better protection OF
19tlc s' ao'Ion Of MIR. Seymour the rules
letter nl" and the Senate bill for the
AOyisi o,o'ectlon Of life and property flor
2gs, wn ,.S OF III" biii sec ;5oaato proceed
~our said he hoped all discus
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| SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-For this article the
during the week, snd may be seen from our
table of sales below the price is one cent lower
| than quoted in our last The demand has been
any extent unless at further reduction, while
| factors holding higher, and the sales have
been of parcels as they come in-the bulk Of the
| stock here being he'd out of market. The sales
are follows.
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r E Y | L W
OF THE
Will M GTON MARK ETS
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
December 23. 1869,
OF THE

TURPsNTINE-Has been in fair request during
the week just closed, and prices are without
change-alI received having found sale a. 81 so
for soft, and 81 IS for hard, u bbl Of $50 lbs.
Receipts light, being barely ade quate for dis
tilling purposes and foot up only 1871 bbls., as
follows
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SENATE.
SATURDAY, Dec. Is, 1869,
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.


INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Stephens-A bill to fill the office
of Township Clerk when a vacancy occurs,
authorizes the Judge of Probate to till
said vacancy.) Referred.
By Mr.. Jones of Mecklenburg bill to
incorporate the Georgetown x Charlotte
Railroad Company. Referred.
On motion of Mr.. Forkner, the Secre-
tary of the Senate was instructed to trans
NIT to the Supreme Court a copy OF the
resolution relating to the tennre-of-ofice OF
the present members of the General AS
sembly.
CALENDAR.
The following bills passed their second
reading, viz: -,
Bill to incorporate the Elizabeth City
and Norfolk Railroad Company.
Bill to incorporate the Southern Copper
Company.
Bill to Incorporate Edgecombe Lodge
No. 29S.
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CLINTON MALE ACADEMY.

l. begin Jan. 10th, 1870, and continue twenty
weeks. Board from $40 to $12 50 per month
Tuition SIT so and s22 so. Contingent fee so
cents. No deduction unless in cases of protract.
ed sickness, Pupils will find it to their interest
to enter on the first day OF the session.
GRADY 4 MCLEOD.
dec IA 63.d6t&w6w
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BY iiaVh.A CABLE

HAVANA. Dec. 22-Noon.
1t Is reported that the insurgents are moving
towards CaElsgrey. The Spanish authorities
discredit the rumor.
Aspanish frigate has arrived here with t!lir: en-
hundred troops.
Several plantations have been burned in the
vicinity Of Villa Clara
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Bill to incorporate Wilson COLLEGIATE
Seminary for young ladies'
Bill IN relation to clearing out obstruc
tons In Lumber River passing through
| the county of Robson
Bill to amend an act concerning the
powers and duties of State officers so far
as relates to the Superintendent OF Public
Works. This bill authorizes said officer
TO investigate alleged bond Frauds
Bill to incorporate the Mechanics Saw
ing. Loan and Building Association.
Bill to prevent the obstruction of fish in
Little River
Bill for the relief of the severa Sheriffs
of the State.
The following bills were postponoed until
after the recess, viz:
Bill in favor of Reuben King, tax col
lector OF Robson county.
Bill to repeal an act authorizing the Sec
rotary of State to furnish county officers
withlblank books, &C.
Bill to amend section 5, chap. 90, of the
public laws of '6S 80.
Bill to incorporate the Young Mems
Intelligent and Enterprising Association.
Resolution in favor of J. Il. Grady,
Sheriff OF Harnett county.
On motion tho Senate adjourned until
Monday morning at 81 o'clock.
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Valuable Land For Sale,

ONTHE 22nd DAY OF JANUARY, 1870, ! shall
sell to the highest bidder, at the residence
of the late Robt. &. PridSen, $50 acres OF fine
farming land, lying on Kings Branch and Nan
hunga Swamp, Duplin county.
Terms made known on day of sale.
A. G. MOSELY,
Executor.
dec a Acts
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SENATE.

The Senate was called 10 order at {
o CLOCK.
The journal was read and approved.
The following bills were ratified, viz:
Bill to allow enterers of land further
time to obtain grants from the State.
Bill making an appropriation for the sup
port of the Insane Asylum.
Bill making an appropriation for the
support of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asy-
ium.
Resolution in relation to pensions to
soldiers Of the war of 1912.
Bill to extend the corporate limits OF tho
town of Goldsboro'
On motion of Mr.. Stephens the Senate
adjourned until Monday the 10th of jan
uarY, 1870.
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THE HEALING POOL.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, WHO HAVE
fallen into vicious habits, and now desire high
er life, and better MANHOOD, with certain
means OF relief for the afflicted. Sent in scaled
letter envelopes. free OF charge. Address. HOW.
ARD ASSOCIATION. Box r., PHILADELPHIA,
Pa.
sept % 3O7&33-3mch
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Keep the Circulation Active

free and regular circulation OF the blood il
essential to health. It places the whole system
in state Of active defence against all unwhole
some influences, and is an especial safeguard
against the inimicsl effect of sudden changes o.
temperature, and of damp and cold.
Improper attention were paid to this. important
fact, there would not only be great decrease in
the number Of cases of stomach, bowel and renal
complaints, but also in the number of deaths by
consumption and other pulmonary diseases.
At this period of the year, when the dividing
line which separates genial from an inclement
season has just been passed, course of HOS.
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS will be found
of invaluable service in improving the condition
of the vital fluid and gently stimulating it's flow.
Violent coughs and colds, like intermittent fever,
are the frequent effects Of chilly atmosphere
upon debilitated organization. Diseases of the
kidneys often proceed from the same source
How essential it ia, therefore, for persons Of fee
bic constitution, to invgorate the vital organiza
tion at the commencement of Winter. Fortified
by warm clothing without, and HOSTETTER'S
BIITERS within, the frail and delicate may brave
with IMMUNITY an amount of exposure2snd hard
ship which, under other circumstances, would
PROSTATE them bed Of sickness. Let them
consider this and be wise in time.
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]. W. ELLIS. T. s. MEMORY. c. q. WYCHE,
10000 SCUPPERNONG, FLOWERS,
TENDER PULP, THOMAS AND SU-
GAR GRAPE PLANTS, ONE, TWO
AND THREE YEAR OLD, WE'LL
ROOTED
FOR SALE.
MO VINES WILL BIC SENT BUT THOSE
IN of the best quality, and the true character
OF each grape is warranted. Circulars will be-
sent on application. all shipments by Express
will be marked q o. d.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly at
tended to. Address,
ELLIS Il CO,
Whiteville. Columbus co., N. o.
dec Id 6SdSWtaS
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Is. a. FAHNESTOCk'S
VERMIFUGE.

WIN Is IT THAT SO MANY CHILDREN
w die under the age of five years That
large proportion OF children die under that age,
has long been sub ect of remark, and without
u satisfactory cause ascertaned, it il certain.
Also it is known that worms exist in the hu-
man system from it's earliest infancy; therefore
parents, especially mothers, who are more con-
stantly with their children, cannot be too Observ
ing Of the first symptoms Of 7COrnts; for surely
as they exist, can they be
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
removed from tho most DELICATE INFANTS, by the
timely use Of
H.A. EAHNEsTOCK's VermIfuge.
1t is perfectly harmless, contains no Mercury
being
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION,
And may be administered with the UTMOST
SAFETY TO CHILDREN OF ALI AGES.
Worm CONNECTIONS, made more for the purpose
of pleasing the palate than of overcoming the
disease, have been manufactured oil over the
country, but their short lease or life il nearly OK
hsusted, and L. II. Fahnestock's VermiEnge con-
tinueS to grow in favor daily.
CAUTION.
Should occasion require you 20 purchase Is. A.
Fahnestocks's vermifuge. be particularly careful
to see that the initials are Z. 4. This is the ar
ticle that has been go
FAVORABLY KNOWS SINCE 1870,
And purchasers must insist on having it, if they
them.
SCHWARTZ & HASLETT,
FORMERLY
B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S SON & co.
| SOLE PRoPRIEToRs
PITTSBURG, PA.
| dec 3 62e o d-1y.wly-ch
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Good Advice.

Good Advice.
Let our possessions be what they may-marble
palaces, broad lands, magnificent plate, or cas-
balance gainst Heavens great boon, HEALTH,
and they cannot be enjoyed without it. And yet
how little is it valued, and how carelessly pre-
served. The laws of nature cannot be violated
with impunity. Night revelry, luxurious living,
irregularity Of meals. and disordered appetite,
will gradually destroy the power and activity of
eat and drink disease at late suppers, and arise
in the morning with headache, loss of appetite,
feeling languid and unrefreshed. There can be
no medical remedy that will turn lead into food,
or poisoned drinks into nutrment, but medical
science can assist nature, supply exhausted
fluids, and to great extent correct the effects OF
disease In all cases such as the above, we re-
commend PLANTATION BTTTERs. You will find
them just the thing-at the same time most de-
licious tonic and appetizer.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm.
ported German Cologne, and sold at bali the
price.
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Rates OF Freight.

Per Steamer Per Sailing
Vessel.
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ment upon the suficency of the other two for ms
| OF declaration used by the assignee. by Mr.
Moore. for the plaintiff, and Messrs Fuller Bar.
ringer and Bailey for the defendants.
His Honor was of the opinion that there was
no such difference bet geen the various forms of
declaration used, as to remove them from the
operation of the decision 10 the case of Cobb and
others. All the cases Of Dewey, Assignee in
which the general issue was pleaded come within
the operation of this decision
The docket was regularly proceeded with until
the hour of adjournment. Raleigh Standard
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dec Is
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Curran.

BEEswAx, n So "a SO
BARRELS, Sp'ts T., each
End hand. Q 40 a 2 Is
New. 3 90 O 3 25
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-15

Ee2eetle or New school System OF Medicine,
Enbnspg every modern relosn and Improvement In the
Medieal Art. Poisonous Ainssl remedies dispensed with
They produce evil and lay the andasn fr future i'll health
IAsss sAsud zee that their dren ere rot dosed with
such nsddnss tor they ssvr can BE- w afterwards. All
niaeral poons ailks Injurious. The greatest modern
inproveasnt In medicine osus In containing the active
medical principles Of roets and plants concentrated
form. They Eclectic Remsles, and before
equaled In the treatment Of dseasss Whea udousy i'd
nnistered they meet disease with wonderful certainty
y DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
Rsgses-ns this great reform IN medicine ad will attend
soaAlly upon all is Of disease, either ACUTE chronic or
surgical when desired vio'snt diseas ssthsra, cholera
Group dysentsy fsve very saooesfuy treated BY
genuine Eclectic practitioners they scarcely losing any
while In old chronic they noted everywhere. They
always called upen repair the mischief produced by
other physicians with their ~klI q cure" remedies
Coughs 0. 10 Is years sanding Catarrh with the de-
sruction Of the bsaes end cot tissues Of the nose. Con.
sumptioa, With partial lon Of lungs; Syphilis with foul
liberation and loss Of parts; Hip disease, with inability
walk; stulous Diseases u every variety and severity
Deafness from to % yeas continuancs Rheumatism with
enlarged and snchyosed ea spenatorrhsa, With demon.
tie; Diseases Of the Eye. ~ have been cured and all
Of vtcA will b. most happy referred for the benefit Of
those shrly aictsd. He warrants in all Of
Fever and Agua
DteessSof wenen and CAidsn socially treated Medicine
and sa insuments Il every variety expressly adapted
to various coupaiats Consult him. dec. s2-spf
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schenck,u PuIlnonie syrup,

SChemckSn RUynmOMHe GvfUns
$3.50 s.,,. .,a ~. na-.t. Dir. ,u, 80 .,
INV ~. " .' "' 0"'0 So''"'p'ou
liver complaint and dyspepsia, taken according to the d.
recors They are all three t. be taken st the time
vu... .,..... a.. ...,..,. -.,.,r ~, u a 49,. q. ..
A1'y S's~'.S 80 '- - ''' 80 sAe "', an. ~. wv
work then the appetite becemes good the FOOD dgssts and
makes GOOD blood the patient beens to grow IN flesh the
49,, = ~. -. 80, 49, - a. -. ~
"Mci "p04s =. - tsAss' ~au nv P-s''As 'ue
grows e disease and Ges well This IL the only way to
cure consumption.
~. a.. e.. ,,.s,,,u.. n a...,. .~,.u...
Az '"eee 'iee neuo'"0' W. - NJ oo"o"oA' " r""ue
pla, owss his unrvaled success IN the treatment Of pull
snxry consuuptou The PumouIc Syrup ripsus the NOR
,,..-.. =. .,.r -. .... . IVY - -.
"u H"''e' IN u' us, n"'1o a'o"s '"' ""u '"e Ps'sn'
aAss gsnt and the lungs begin t. heals~As FS~$a
"a ID fhis the Geaveesd rono nnd ranSfake pills must
~, =. , !. - 49,, ~ - - :, :.
oe eey ueo 70 Cleanse tne somacn ana hver' 60 that
the Pumonic Syrup and the food will make good blood.
schencks Mandrake Pills act upon the liver removing all
starts freely and the liver s soon relieved the stools will
show what the pills do nothing has been Invented
except caloms adedly POISON wlch gerry dangerous
miles with great card TIT viii unlock the gall bladder
and the secretions Of the liver like Schenck Mandrake
Pills
Liver complaint one Of the most pronent causes Of
ecnsumution. ". t.ssNs w E~,s&ys ssA.s Es--b
schsncks seaweed Tonic Is gentle smusnt and sera
tive and III. aks In thu ssnweed which this preparation IL
sie cf assists stomach throw the essfric Juice to
dissolve the food with the pumoplc SYRUP and 1t made
s f why phy.ieians do not cure consumption con
h. they Ir, I" do too muc they give medicine to stop the
ssea.. s sis.:',: bower; issIiss 10 sf
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-Y1HANcYAx AND c0lflfARciXt.


The past weak has given ~ certainty in regard
% Gspestsy Boutwelis sinking fupd polisy. -
hs has slseady purchased 100000 Of $50
bonds, and peeposs sxag ths ssrplss sdaas Il
the Treasury in buying thsss baaaa atthe @Ae
II about 81, 000000 Per week. ThiA IN sAsst,
tales up this amount Of bonds per week, and h
certainly wise 6nancial movement tAat 1ssp1p
oulated to help our government indsbtsdAsssI
Money in New York remains eonpsntiSsly
easy, With Wild fluctuations and speculatisas n
bonds md stocks. . II $3.50 @rRN%a'
Dasinsss in Ottawa M been DAN dusiag ~
wesk, and the storm Of Thursday and Friday
XSizly brought things TO . stand still and be-
S1sasys4 the famsss in their corn planting, ana
coe,squsatly delayed the opening q active bus
dae0 N town. W. iaiassa w sse aga
IN relation to our water power, we are inform
edtthat ct the tina the meeting vas held at the
Court House that inaugurated the 500 900 bonus
plan, in accordance With which the bill author
king the city to issue its bonds for said $000 900
wasssas TO Springfield, psrty stood ready to
bufld q have built. the power on the terms
then prdpesed, 1 a. on the recsipt o. 100000 ~
s'bcaps; and - the matter, through the passags
Of TIE cetsr hi. now lies dormant, tis . qnes'
ton whether the old plan Of giving the $09000
bonus would net have been the better plan-sa
Ottawa needs the wster power, and can afford "a
pay the $4,000 for it. VII 70
Gold is up to 1873 in New York, and is worth
about 1875 in Ottawa. Silver 120. y 90 4
Exchange on New York and Chicago remains
the same. - - ~ 4. -Ls-- Ea- A. 81
Drafts on England and Ireland can now be
purchased for $3.50 per pound currency.
Government bonds are quoted BY +. A. Sher-
wood e Go. as follows: y ~ fs}fEiE x A
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i .IFE INSURANCE..

The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, Of
Hartford 4 tho largest fe insdraacs the world having
10000 members and ssoOoO0oo assets. Its dividends
ia policy holders have been larger than any other company
having been, on the average, over FIFTY per cent annually
It's interest investments have been larger than any other
company, the income from this alone being more
than enough pay all losses by death for the last ten year,
1t therefore affords insurance 1t less cot than any other
company. These are acts wch e would Be wen Tor all
Who contemplate the sbnng Of insurance their lives
carefully investigate.
Information relative to the different modes Of insurance
end rates BE- obtained, upon application, Il WV. @.
EA6TON, resident agent at Ottawa