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INREAT IMPROVEMENT IN DENTts-


EREAT IMPROVEMENT IN DENTts-
" TRY.
The attention of the public is called to grea,
discovery in Dentistry.
THE GREATEST ADVANCE STEP EVER
MADE IN THE ART
The main difficulty in wearing artificial teeth il,
they do net hold iii their place firmly enough,
and add to this the annoyance OF food getting
p"der the plate while eating. ] have discover
"a method of so constructing the plato on
when the teeth are set that they will not start
" drop while eating on speaking, neither viii
any particles Of food get under the plate. 30
matter what the condition of the mouth is,
which is not true OF any method hithertoused.
have secured Letters Patent for the United
States, England and France.
The improvement is not III material. but III
the construction, whichs ccures the atmospheric
pressure on the entire plate.
/ have sold the exclusive Of said improvement
to Dr. l.. Gilman, to wit, the Counties of Frank
lin, Washington, Chittcndcn, Lamoille and
Grand Isle. Those Wishing t. avail themselves
of srch improvement will call on
DR.. l.. GILMAN.
ST ALHANS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .NrRMoTr
Mt. FOLSOM.
November. II. 1867 i9I-tf
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CIRCULAR.
STATE TREASURER'S OFFICE,
MONTPELIER, W., January |, 1869

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that under
~ the provisions ca an Act of the l., gislaturc.
approved Noy 18TH 1865, no interest i'll be al.
1--WE ~ a,,er eannary l. ID. 1870, on money in
the treasury of the state to the credit Of Onccrs
ooi9lcrS' or their assgnces, which was received
undor the allotment ~ stem of the United States:
"ia t,,e roV'siohs OF the Act of the Legislature
OF Inn inns state, approved Nov. 20, 1861.
mere Is large number of unsettled alo.
ment accounts on the Looks of Ills Office show.
inB naances due to Officers and Soldiers or thei,
represcntatiNes II d 1t is requested that parties
eh'ltled 10 the same. draw the amount their due.
III ordti that the accounts may be closed NJ In,
earliest day practicable
me Act OF Nov. %, 1861, provides, in case of
the dcccsco of such soldier While in the service
the money due such soldier shall not be deemed
sssets on such solder for the payment of debts
AGAINST such soldier, but shall 60 to and be held
by tbe widow OF such soldier. or next of kin.
10 enable these who may have claims upou
tne state FOR the balances above referred to. 10
uu.auh 'no same with the least delay, the fol.
lowing information il furnished
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MISSISQUOI RAILROAD.

fINHE undersigned Commissioners appointed
i by the Act Of the Legislature of the State
of Vermont, approved November 18th, 1867 in
cooperating the Missisquoi Railroad Company
and by the Act OF said Legislature at the SEES
sion thereof II 1868 amending said Act of ncor-
poratiOn, give notice that meeting Of the
stockholders Of said corporation viii be held at
the Frontier House, II the village OF North
Troy, on the 10Th of February, 1869, al o'clock
p.m., for the purpose Of electng Board Of Di-
rectors of said Corporation.
w ID Crane, G s Cutting,
Luther Baker, J L Dickermau.
ID Pendar l. W Clark,
Z II BENTON, q l. Sleeper
3 II Davis, Joseph Smith,
Elisha Lane, Levi Spalding,
Russell Cummings, Geo II Lane,
Wn g Elkins, + 20 Bennett,
II G Wilson, l. II Bisbee,
l. Robinson, \ I Foster,
Z B Palmer.
February 2, 1869. l4*222-t
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ORDER of PAYMENT

Fmsr Upon the order OF Il Z pe,son. ,luIy
Witnessed, whose name is on the books of thi.
office. Wac
SECOND If such person has deceased. and WAS
married, payment VIII be made LIST. to the wi.
dow "a, 1t there be 10 widow. to his child or
children Of minors, to the Guardlan).
IHIRD-lf he died unmarried, LIST to his IN.
Their; I'd, If the father is dead to the mother
81, II both parents are dead, so the brothers and
sisters co1cctl''iy; lastly, to the bcirs gene.
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VERMONT NEWS.

This, as heretofore, will be specially. We
are securing an intelligent correspondent in
every town throughout the State VINO will fur.
nish us, each week, with the current news OF
their locality, full and complete. l he news thus
sent us will be arranged in manner which will
enable the reader TO tuin at once to any locality
from which he may desire to hear. We are de-
tc'1aimed not 10 be equdled by ony of our Compel
aofs az Mts department. 1t is our intention to
give all the essential news from every section
Of the sta e, simultaneously With its publication
by the papers of each County-thus, SO far as
state is concerned, combining ali papers in one.
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L. STANLEY FOX. ESQ.,.

of Boston, Mass, will furnish us the coming year
with the fullest and most complete Reports OF
the Cattle Markets at Cambridge Brighton and
Alcdford. These weekly reports will be pre-
pared expressly for us, and With an eye solely to
the interests of Vermonters. They will be the
fullest, most complete and useful Market Re-
ports published III Vermont
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NOTICE.

L charter terminated on the 10Th day of March,
1868, hereby give notice that it will redeem its
outstanding bills, at its banking house, in the
Vermont National Bank OF st. Adams, for one
year from the 18th dav of May, 1868. agreoably
to the following act b. BARLOW,
Cashier.
st. Adams, VT, May goth, 1868.
An act relating to the redemption Ct Bank notes.
II j. hereby enacted. &C.
Sec |. After the expiration of the charter OF
any bA Tx chartered by this State, or after the
termination of the existence of any such bank,
agreeablv to the laws of this State, such bank
may cause notice to be published in ali the week
ly newspapers of the county where such bank Ii
located, for full year, setting forth that said
bank will redeem its outstanding bills, the day
Of the expiration of its charter or the date OF
the termination of its existence, and a copy OF
this act; and upon due publication of such no.
tice, neither such bank nor its officers shall be
liable to any action for the noD-redemption for
any of its outstanding bills, unless the same
shall have been duly presented and payment
thereof demanded within the year aforesaid at
the banking house of said bank.
SEC. 2. After the expiration OF the charter
or after the Termination of the existence of any
such bank, as aforesaid, such bank shall cease
to be subject TO the operation, liable to the
provisions of the sXty-third section of chapter
eightynine of the general statutes.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 1866 2l6-ly
May Doth 1868
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c,rArH or SOUTH CAROLINA,
- TRsAspsv DrpAuryKsT, CoLrNnfA, e. g, June -
The Interest due the bonds of the State OF south CARO-
rs since Jul, 1851 VIII be- paid on snd sner july lsss
Al banking Of n. H. kimpton, No Nassau street.
New YORK, and st ire Treasury Once 10 Columbia.
The interest due the registered stock Of the state sncs
July 1851, will be pahA The Treasury persrtmen uo
iumbs cnly, ,,,us n p.ovpn
Treasurer OF the
State Of Sou.h caroltnA
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TUNE MEETING OF THE EARRAGAESETT PARK
ASSOCIATION
AT NARRAGANsEIT PARK, CRANSToN. r. T.,
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
lima nd

JUNE MEETING sdE Of THE rkSaARRAGAssErr PARK
&C 4a.sdsy ZEE fa
fEffi|g SiTgS gFi psf sl;S'5, j."
:r9ea Gs.mSn:y Eaisis; Jim LIBBY. sIt shs.,
$sss 9:f.ss s.,sst .ss s E.
ss aG all h1s.i; , ssss %
sss:s;1
sf'sf sas
seF {: ASst. as ss' sass
slias Wright, Dr. Brown Dick, Locust D. m Olive
asssS ss' aaaSas a'
.s. Ss,I
wales and BIZ Darkness, bks General Mcclellan and
. g. pSIss of for q. horses that nsvor ro.tsd
AHy elsson ' b. See 'S g Wilmington irSns
,s. i 6 qs,sd s,
suSssl sesse Wn s;o NV s Hot ISa 1
Oh Ok pasass % b.; Lady nss Lady g. ~ ss
B;ssokyn Sss CEN MscisIsn &c ~ ,..... v,... mn
%ntss, :. m. American Girl Sr s. Geo. E.iner sr
Rhode s'sns II Lssy Thorn b. Lucy blk Bs'haw
AL the above milo heats best 10 O. and al in
Bo:son and FroSdsnce and Providence and Worcester
Railroad Companies viii sell tickets at reduced
Tates.
Horse leave Providence each OF the meeting
every ten iainutes direct for the Park.
Troans to commence at o'siees eacs S day p,..,.,
Gxo. H. SMITH, Secretary.
TUNE MEETING RENSSELAER, PARK ASSOCIATION,
Troy n YPurse No July 4 lisa slsc fer & hSTs.s .
to O.Oss Wednesday, June g, ats O'clock F; II; .
GATES II. BARNARD, Treasurer.
aoakss MHaion so mile ass
W. II; Nelson's b. Andrew johnson 10 wagoa Mr. Cl.-
mi he &, in S. to wagon. W. H. Nelson's e. Gray Harry;
James AeLouchlins blk g. Grocery Boy No. ,.,...
DvERI,sEMEETs + EoR The HER.LD IEI 4
BRANCH OFFICE, H5 FULTON sTREkr.
sPORTING-DOGs,B BIRDS, &c.
ALL xINps or Fancy DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
y sale Nedis'ne. for q, diseases: Prepared Food for
N. g.-Lades attended to by Mrs.. Dovey
ALL BREEDS CHOICE DOCS AND MEDICINES
81 Msnss Cure pa Flea SS resa susi si ne
work. 81 Extra Stock and Trained Dogs. Imported lri
coios Go.aniun,.
A FIRST CLASS SETTER DOG FOR BALE CHEAP.-
"A Broke TO fetch Can be tried before purchasng Apply
10 $. hEsDRA, Rock Cottage, East Chesier, NJ T.
THE GRAND sCULLINq MATCH, BETWEEN MI
sreeio $lOO VIII place Tuesday
oyer tho Empire Coso The bea. viii star, from in front
Of Browns Astoria Ferry Hotel foot OF Ninety street.
East river, at 3P N.
A RECEIVED III BRooKLYN AT Our
BRANCH OFFICE. hs FCLT0y STREET.
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LNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT MD RICHMOND.-,
n Daily Norfolk sni Portsmouth tr-weekiy Cilg
Point and R,chmcudThe Old Dominion sissussip Comvss
will despatch their side wheel steamship NIAGARA
Norfolk City Point sui Rchmond Tuesday, June a. al
r. M from r,er 81 North river f?c 81 Be.eh STREET connec
nessee Ar Line soasde and Ps.es'tgrs Rsisesas sna
taking freight and granting throns bills OF isdns 70 ~
points South aud Soushwes Bills of lsilnl sisned the
president l grsenweh stee, corner Of Dsy fns.rsesS
MARLE win follow FOR Norfolk and Portsmouth, on Wsdnss
day, June 20.
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| L,OR SALE OR ExCHANGR-FIPTEEN YOUNG
Horsea just from IN. country, IA TO IL hands high to
years DID, all kind Inquire 22 Norfolk
| also one coupe Horse,
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HAVANA, SISAL AND VERA CgCZ.
i i New York snd Mexican Mail Steamship Line saiho1
every twenty dayz from pier IL East T1ver, at II n.
The splendid steamers
CLEOPATRA, Captain Ph!lips Thursday, JLye
CITY OF MEXICO, Car.,iu Deaxcn, Wednesday, July u
''' "e's'' VI pA'''s' ArEFYA ALEXANDRA SONS
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A SPEED AND STYLE

"A. On Tuesday, 2sd, at vANDEwATERy ssiesrocns,
81 Duane street, at 12 M, by pubic suction,
Of tha nee handsome aud fasost high bred,
chestnut rog Horses offered this u snc,ion p
Pilot The sie Of Bull Run and many noted toier His dam
q by Engineer by = NJ Bolts,
OF Virginia. lie lsK high, 6yearsch, with das symmetry
style Hts first appearance IN public last june when
be srot,ed at fair n Woodford county Kentucky beating all
his mpetiors in sdih His next race was two miles and
rcpost when The last mile OF heat In
winning easy; then purchased by private geneaan for
road puposes and has troed In pubic ein:e he
driver, agreeable does pull tricks
speedy rapid and strong to road wagon end delightful
horse TO ride ohnd. He Is warranted sound and kind and
10 bes { 40; can beat 2 oJ.
skee,on Wagon by Svers Harness. Blankets, Hoods
&C. All the property well sporting gentleman
who ysed to sell. This horse will be sold positively
limit reservation and record OF speed guaranteed
Pun particulars at sale.
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4 E,oR SALE CHEAP-A WHITE MESSENGER MARE,
hands 10 years old; tots IN 81 has been driven by
lady; she is pet together with top Wagon and Harness
price $325: Apply to r. b. MASTERsoN, corner Fifty
l ninth street aud Seventh ayenue. until sold.
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ID OsT OFFICE NOTICE.
The mails for Europe during the week ending June =
will this osice Tuesday, Weiresisy, THURSDAY
and Saturday At 4: NJ and q. the s,stons ss follows n
And D, II ~; and y. II 90; snd iiae; and a. -
A. NJ r. H. JONES, Postmaster.
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THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE LONG ISLAND, TUESDAY, JUNE
e. AT o'clock +. M Three matches $5v0 zach; all
from tho Seventh ward owners 70 drive TO harness.
j. CHAMBERS. PrODretOr
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

J,OR SALE CHEAP-FOC RTEEH SECOND HAND ONE
II horse City Railroad Passenger Cars Apply the Office
of the Brooklyn City Railroad Company 10 Fulton street,
Brooklyn.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, Ssc.

a. yacht, HATTIE MAY In complete and elegant order
ia tons aud considered built by the celebrated Fred
srck schrber Jersey VIII be sold auction Thursday
June ~ threo O'Clock NJ she lays st Bsth House,
llns her, cutmen, boaen speculaors snd olhcrs
No reserve. CAMPBELL 4 Co., Auciioneers.
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y Free from government tar.
THfaD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
CorSgr TuIHD AVENUE Ann TwrNIy-sIxr rH SrKrrf,l
NEW YORK, June ~, 1852. }
DTvfpyypA semi annual dividend, at the rate OF sir per
per (rce from government tayL on all sums
from 81 20 $s00 will be paid and after The third Monday
In July.
Deposits made before July 20 viii draw Interest from
the Bank open daily from 10 A. NJ TO ~, and ou
Monday, wednesday and Saturday evenings from 70
O'Clock. SPENCER X. GREEN, Fresdent
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FINANCIAL.

ITO LoAN-OS BOND AsD MORTGAGE, Az FOL-
4 lows:-G16o,C6o, New York 900 Brooklyn; Sl+vp
Weschester county In 90 suit 1e50O TO purchase rs
and second mortgages. HINMAs SON, ~ Pine street
To LoAN-oS BOND AID MORTGAGE UPON REAL A.
estate In this city, &30G1 $500 ~ eco 500, $ls70
and $3.50. Apply to James Price, 800 Hudson street.
lessor requires loan OF 330 III oO worth OF furni.
ture without removal OF the to bo returned by install
ments with liberal interest Address Professor Herald oce.
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-srREp. STYLE AND BEAUTY.
A oCR REGULAR SALE THIS DAY, AT II O'CLOCK
n promrt, At g7s and alt Mercer street,


II fine work. family and road Hors~s ul description
at saie); also close Coaches, Barouchs vctoas,
Rokswsy top and open road Wagons, Jsggcr Express
and Depot Wagons skctons single apd double work. coach
And light Harness; shee,s Nets, Blsnss'. Lap Robes,
allowed ~ hours from time Of sale for examination and
trial. all where horses moi represented the
mpreys will be refunded ssles regularly every Tuesday
and Friday Throughout, the rear No pos'ronemcnt on 40
count of weathar.
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E'oR SALE cHEAP-A NICE TOP BUGGY WAGON
price only i75; worth &123 Can be seen at the gro.
cey store, No. 2e Third corper OF Twensyhrst st.
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and damaging service to which multitudes o.
working girls and women are doomed, destroy
health, imDeril virtue, and are a standing re-
proach 70 civilization that We would urge them
20 learn trades, engage In business. Join Labor
unions, secure the ballet, AMI use every honor
able means % persaade or force men to render
unto every woman ccording 70 her work
Resolved. That labor reform is no class
movement, no trick Of few in the corner. bat
an utteranee Of the primary wants or man IL
behalf Of universal interests, that the marvel
oas results ot the partnership Of industry, where
ever fairly tried, enable us 20 all engaged
in production and exchange, that the pecaniary
success OF any lAGd4ble enterprise is in exact
maIhenatieAl ratio 60 the pArticip ,ti0a II labor
ia the products thereof; and " ..hlentls urge
the manager whose genius and energy make him
the natural head Of she concern, honest mer-
chants serving both producers and consumers,
the philosopher IN his CLOSET, preachers OF truth
poets l. ecstacy painters, sculptors, counsel
Tors IN equity, .rates-GAn enActing justice, wo-
man sdoriiing industry, she ~hoIe fraternity Of
workers, % aid this great struggle for human
redemption.
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The saw is an instrument OF very ancient
origin. We ind it mentioned ia the book
OF Isaiah at q period cote nporaneous with
The building of Rome. Il IL represented on
the obelisks of Egypt, AID was in use among
the Egyptians a Thousand years before the
days Of isaiah. The Greeks ascribe the in
yenEiOn Of the saw to Deadalus, or his pupil
Talus; bot It 10 certainly OF q more ancient
date. Sawmills were erected in Germany
10 the fourth century; in the Island of Ma
de.Fa IN 1925; ct Breslau, in Austria, iu
1882; and in 1880 the first one in Norway
vas built. TheseSwefe followed by many
Others all over Europe. The sawmill, as a
mechanism for cutting timber, had not been
Ia use very long in some countries before the
settlement of America. The early mode
practiced by the American colonisss of man
ufacturing boards and planks was either to
saw them BY hand or to split them from the
log, and then finish them by hewIDg with an
Ak. The 6rst sswmill erected IN New Ens-
land vas In New Hampshire, near Ports
moushs some time previous to the year 1854
The FIRST will In Massachusetts was buiiI
ab0us the year le33. This was some year,
before the sawmill was introduced into Eng
land. An early account Of New York, pub.
iished In l70s, speaks Of Datch-built mill
for saving timber, one OF which wo0ld d.
more work in an hour than ffty men il
| in two days. S4wmills we're erected OF
Manhatsen Island ~ early ~ 1888. A sau
mill, down 20 the close VI the Lass century
was quite simple affair, and q mill sha
then est one haadred pounds vas eonslder
Cd better than the average.
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CATHOLICITY.


I
Our readers Of every religious denomina
tion who are interested in the growth Of re-
ligion in the United States will find below
an exhibit OF the status of the Catholic
churches throughout the Union.
The States are divided into seven provin-
ces each governed BY an Archbishop, assist
ed by bis associate prelates OF whom the
highest is the Archbishop of Baltimore,
Most Rev. Martin j. Spaulding.
The province OF Baltimore extends over
the District Of Columbia, ana the ssates OF
Maryland, Pennsylvania, Defewarc, Virgin
Ia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, and
the eastern section of Florida, and numbers
thirteen dioceses governed by as many bish-
ops.
The province Of Cincinnatti is under
Archbishop John B. Purcell, ID 9 oldest pre-
late in the United States, and includes the
States of Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and Ken
tucky, divided into nine diOceses with as
many bishops.
The province Of New Orleans comes nexs
in ranking order L. is under Archbishop
John Nj Odin, and includes The States Of
Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, Texas and
Arkansas, making six dioceses, with bish-
op in each.
The province of New York is governed By
Archbishop John McClosky the immediate
successor of the late Archbishop Hughes !;
II extends over the States of New YORK and
New jersey aud the New Engl and States AID
includes ten dioceses and bishops.
The province Of Oregon Is under Arch
bishop Francis n. Blan chet, and numbers
FIVE bishops aud di0ceses situated in Van
couver's Island, Idaho and British Columbia.
The province OF St. Louis, governed By
Archbishop Peter Richard keurick, the
brother of the late Distinguished Arch bsb-
op Of Baltimore. IL includes Missouri,
Tennessee, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, K an
sas, Nebraska, Minnesota, Dacota, New
Mexico, Colorado, Ariz ma, and the Indian
Territory, with fifteen bishops.
The province OF San Francisco embraces
the States of California and Nevada, aud all
the territory east 10 the Rio Colorado it is
governed by Archbishop joseph ). Alemany,
~ith two associate bishops.
There are seven Archbishops, and forty
eight Bishops, with four mitred Abbots, and
three di0ceses whose prelates have recent
ly died, aud are for the time governed BY
There are also three thous-
and one hundred anu eighty-three Catholic
priests.
During the past year, the mortuary Inst
included three bishops, forty-nine priests
and thirty seven members Of religious Or
ders, men and women There are 8 979 reg
uIar built churches, not including chapels
or mission houses, 80 hospitals, 326 orphan
asy ylums, and the other buildings used as
colleges, converts, seminaries, aud other
about 1900 The Catholic
population is about three million eight hun
dred thousand.
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SOLICITORS ANn ArToI
WI F. CBANDLFE. wssblneton, D. G.
GDORGk HARDING. Phiiad. paia, Pa.

This Company, National IN Tvs character, offers, by
reason 81 its Lag. Capital LoF Rates Or Premium and
New Tsoes. the nost is-iraos means Of insuring life
Yst essutsi % the public
Tie rates 90 premium oeing largely reiucs are made
avor.eIe 20 Ihs insurers hos. n the pest Mutual
mrauia- aal ayait ll the complication. ana unesr-
mites OF N,tes bivdeHds. and The Misunderstanding
hch tas stt-r sa srt a. came tbe Policy llders
Several rew aud attrte w tahlss nov presented
which rd uif to e u1 rsfeoI prove &C eptable to
tte public, Such a tta INC9ME PKODUCING Icy
ana RErUEN PaEHlUN Policy. ~ she former. the
poicy Halae5 sa'v secures Insurance. payable
4 death, ta. v --e tve u -ytag. after period of a
few yesss a-aual iacan- e3asl ten per cent 10
PIT oa-l th- las o- hs policy. n the batter, the
oomPaus agrees vs. return " tue sssured tie total
smount q. uoae5 he has paid in, Ia addltitn 70 the
amount DIZZY policy.
The aieuou 81 persons contemplating insnrlng their
Rvs Inerea the emant 81 Insurance. tasy already
nnv y JAW -d The special advantages offered by the
N4dans LIE Insurance CO ppanv.
Lrruan Panralet- aul tuh particulars given on sp-
.a.s1 la ihs Branch 0ass 81 chs oompnay 81 III.
city, er % lr- 6saarai Agents.
Rs- LOCAL AarNrS ere wanted H. every city and
trvu; and sppisstlsns from competent psrtie. for
such agfne.4s ath sas.he endor= rasufs, should be
al Wv ssra tl the Camrauy's GENERAL AGENTS only.
% tae.r respective d.str.eis.
General AZ. ut- % the Company.
JsY 90 K q cl.. YORK. lf New rk ssa,s ard
EW CLAHKl a Cl.. NJ P4nu.y ytula aud Southern
JAY oooEs ( C1 inetou. d. e.. Tor Maryi,ud,
BeaTsre Virginia 0i-tra' IA Columbia, aud
j. A. Ellis CO.. Chicago, Illinois, for Illinois, 10
Hon. srEPHEN MiLLER 81 psul. M Ntnnssota.
5. IA. KHAN CJ., D.t. it tHr Michigan nnd Northern
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open on
SA 7 U RDAY EVENINGS
Means for Identifying DepO.itOrs

Wien Depostor first comes 10 the Savings Bank
precautions taken, and records made so hat he NAV
awaN be Identified. and th In case . book s lost
the owner thereof cannot be deirauded
The business Of this Institution s confined exclusively
70 the receipts ahd care OF Savings Deposits and Funds
deposited In trust No Commercial or General Bank
lug business is transacted.
certain proportion of the funds are invested Oy loan
upon real estate 10 the city Of Chicago In making such
ans, preference is always given applications from
Depositors Of small who have accumulated in the
Instu ion sufficient funds 10 pay for lot Of ground
and desire to rorrow something 20 aid them In
erecting buildings be used ~ permane NJ homes for
themselves and families
Ss-Mon~y remited BY Draft to Europe or elsewhere
for DepositOrs.
eS-rhe Plans Of Cheap Cottages, selected by a com
ml'ee q depostors In tins Institution, may be seen at
the Savings sank
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The TRAvKLERs also grants a approved forms Of fall
Le tnsurslce, ID nE rttHH uf prtAlln, either the
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