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IMPUDENCE.

ed by John Mitchell, the rebel SYM
pathizer, for Imprisonment in For
tress Monroe during the war. He
lays his damages at $4,000. Gen.
Dix's bravery and patriotism during
our national struggle are well known
by all, and the same may be said OF
Mitchell's blatant treason. 1t is q
shame that men who gave their ser
vices to their country are TO be drag.
ged through the courts at the will ol
those vagabond traitors and puppies
whose treason required the strong
hand of the government to be laid
upon them.
The Cleveland Leader thus justly
comments on the affair:
1t is at best sorry appreciation of
the services of the men who saved
the republic in Its hour of peril that
now obliges SO pure patriot as John
A. Dix to vindicate his conduct in
arresting a vagabond traitor like
John Mitchell, at the bar of public
court. 1t is an indignlty toward
patriotism that no other government
but our own would for moment toll
crate, and Congress cannot be a
momeut too prompt in relieving the
defenders of our country's flag from
such unjust prosecutions. The case
in point Was tnn notorious to be thus
early forgotten. Mitchell was a
bowling. discOn!ented, trescherous
renegrade, an advocate of slavery
and bitter enemy of the north. In
the dark days of the war, when New
York was almost at the mercy OF an
Irish mob, when the rebels at the
south were looking anxiously for the
breaking out of the strife at our doors
that should make the triumph of the
Confederacy secure, Mitchell was in
the half rebellious city aiding with
all the power of his reckless, mustang
eloquence. the cause of our enemies.
Very properly and justly, and not a
moment too soon, be was arrested
and conveyed to Fortress Monroe
In any other country he would have
been hung or shot, and it was only
through the mercy of General Dix
mercy which just now appears more
questionable than it did then-that
The only penalty Of his crime vaa a
brief imprisonment. We say this
with the most perfect respect for law
and Justice and the most unquallled
recognition of the supremacy oil civil
over military law in all cases where
such a state of things is possible
If any officer of the army used his
military power during the war to
vent his personal malice upon any
individual, no sane man will protest
against his arraignment and punish
ment by proper court. But that q
miscreant like John Mitchell should
now strut before a jury with such
airs of injured innocence claiming
damages in the sum of S25,OOO
against SO pure and generous a patri-
ot as General Dix is, we repeat, an
outrage upon the commonest sepse
of justice. The depth of the insult
is aggravated when it is considered
that Mitchell in his suit assumes that
General Dix was guilty of personal
enmity toward creature like himself.
1t was due solely to the firmness and
devotion of men like Generals Dix
and Butler that the rebellion did not
break out with its fullest terrors in
our northern cities, and it is a weak
ness little short OF q public disgrace
that allows men like them to be bad
gered and bullied throughout their
lives by the horde of miscreants
whose necks they spared.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reassembled at j
r. NJ.
The Committee on Credentials re
ported the following delegates:
HENRY COUNTY.
l.. C. Raft, S. NJ. Hague. A. Lem
ert, j. G. CulbertsOn, &. G.. Young,
j. H. Tyler.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
J. +. Burket, +. q. Dew olfe, j,
T. Carlin, ii. p. Gage, j. NJ. Hamlin
FULTON COUNTY.
ID. w. III. Howard, NJ. Il. Bradley,
James FentOn, l.. w. Brown, A. b.
Thompson, +. Mann, n. Merrill, \,
Deyo, o. Waters, +. Masters, j.
Springer.
LUCAS COUNTY.
G. A. King, B. W. Rouse, John
Sinclair, Alex. Reed, |. ii. Whitaker,
G.. +. Welles, w. Kraus, V. Braun,
j. j. Baird, George Il. Rogers. An
drew Shurtz, ID. A. Pease, @. w.
Reynolds, ID. S. Merrill, j. Stephan,
j. Mcdonald, Ed. Upton, f. l.. More
house, E. Gardiner, ). ID. Wilcox, p.
Wood, w. A. Scott, ii. n. Rowland
S. j.. Latshaw.
PUTNAM COUNTY
C. nj. Godfrey, N. w. Ogan, j. T.
Thrift, W. ii. Allen, Hiram Raft, c.
j. Swan, d. N. Mccullough, John
Conine, Jacob Werner, c. Ewing, j
McClung, ID. w. Green.
WOOD COUNTY.
II. A. Lease. p. Sleyin, j. Ames
A. Cook, j. F. Price.
The Committee on Rules, Regula
ton and Apportionment, made the
following report:
For Permanent Chairman, Jacob
+. Burket, of Hancock.
For Permanent Secretary, ID. X
Locke, of Lucas.
For Permanent Assistant Secretary,
III. A. Lease, of Wood.
The business of the Convention
shall be taken up in the following or
der:
/. Reports of Committees.
.. Announcement of names of can
didates
8. Nomination of Senator.
The vote shall be taken by a call of
counties, the delegates present from
each county casting the vote of the
same.
The vote to be taken by ballot
81 votes shall be necessary to a choice.
The several counties shall be enti-
tied to the following vote in the Con-
vention:
Fulton county, II votes
Hancock county, IL votes.
Henry county, 6 votes
Lucas county, u votes.
Putnam county, 6 votes
Wood county, Is votes.-Total IS.
The Committee on Resolutions re-
ported the following:
Resolved, That we fully endorse the
platform of the Union Republican
party, as adopted at the last State
Convention at Columbus, and hereby
pledge ourselves to support the ticket
this day nominated, and will show to
the people of the State of Ohio, by
our vote in October, that we are in
favor of first honestly paying our
present national debt, and, second,
defeating all repudiatOrs.
The Committee on Central Commit
tee reported as follows;
Chairman, j. B. Rothchild, of Han.
cock; Alexander Reed, OF Lucas
county; Asher Cook, of Wood; j.
Springer, OF Fulton; ID. w. Green,
of Putnam; J. FL. Tyler. of Henry.
The announcement of names being
next in order, Hon. o. Waters, of
Fulton, presented the name OF Hon.
Abel M. Corey, Of Fulton.
The nomination was seconded by
Col. p. Slevip, of Wood.
DIR. c. NJ. Godfrey, of Putnam,
presented the name OF c. J. Swan, of
Putnam.
o. Waters, of Fulton, and W. ii.
Allen, of Putnam, were appointed
tellers.
The ballot resulted as follows:
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The Republicans of the several townships
will please meet al their usual places OF hold
in elections by Saturday, August q, TO elect
III Fir delegates as above
i:y orIer OF the Union Republican Central
Commiftee.
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UNION REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON
VENTION

The Union Republican Convention of Han
cock county will be held at the Court House,
in Findlay on Saturday, August 2s, 1863 at ~
o'clock. a. m TO nominate candidates Tor tne
following offices: Representative, PROBATE
Judge Clerk of the Court OF common rlear @
or and Infirmary Director , ,
The basis of representation OF the several
Tow asIips will be one delegale Ior edciI tti ,ei
1-..aS sssf for Grant at the last PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION. The following is the number OF del
cate, > which each township Is entitled;
Ss'seS' - a
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A GREATER than Brigham has
arisen in Utah. Joseph Smith, "the
son of his father" asserts his hered-
itary right as the head of the church,
by virtue of lineage, and the promise
of God to his father, as regarded in
the Book of Mormon.
He denounces pOlygamy as con
trary to the teachings and practices
OF the primitive church, and teaches
submission to the civil authority.
Thisis O movement which has been
long threatened, and if the Smiths
succeed in gaining the ascendency In
the Mormon church, and instill their
ideas into the minds of the followers
of Brigham, it will be a very simple
solution of the Mormon question.
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WALKER, Governor-elect of Vir-
ginia, in a recent speech made the

WALKER, Governor-elect of Vir-
ginia, in a recent speech made the
following significant declaration:
81 have everywhere told the people
the principles which would guide me
if elected. l have nothing to take
back, to change, or modiiy-no, not
one jOt or title. 1 am, as 1 hare
been, for equal and eract justice to all
men, acithon regard TO race or color. .
Yet our friend of the Courier
threw up his hat over his election,
just as he is doing over the elections
in Tennessee and Alabama. Yes,
Bro. Glessner, we have heard the
news from Tennessee and Alabama
Our readers have heard it also. II
they result as favorable for the cause
of progress as those of Virginia, we
shall be satisfied. The Ohio Bour-
bon Democracy favor the taxation OF
bonds and nominate a repudiator,
while their brethren in Pennsylvania
nominate ''bloated bondholder. D.
In one part of the Union they oppose
the Fifteenth Amendment and in
another endorse universal suffrage
Would it not be well for them to call
a National Convention and agree
upon new point of departure.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reassembled at D
r. NJ.
The Committee on Credentials re
ported the following delegates:
| HENRY COUNTY.
l.. G.. Raft, S. M. Hague, A. Lem
ert, j. G. Culbertson, &. G.. Young,
j. II. Tyler.
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR
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OLD ESTABLISHED HospIT.I

~ No. ., B.-..-s rsy.--s, AIbzny. W
Oh TELLER o'ptin.-~ 70 b. annnd-n,a.tly
nS----s~ Of his I'D established Bs,-pstsi n.
n~sssr -. Albany, ~. v Twenty year, dev.s.s
NJ ono p~rti-piay brunch Of pr.rf,o., -nai.-s
ver~sn eure- such no other phy-pri.r
ts'ndencr nth the u,s-s e.I~br.,ed ot,v.c,.,. y,
The On Wovidi u obsnanir.x tn. ..,ess - I'll =
M s'sH ssn@n''- sos 'hss-s dis-a-. off.r undn..-
memo % ehe unforrnn.f+ of . auich and ,n,ad
cure To be- obtained ~ other ofh.- IN Am.rs.'s
In syPhlis, e,w'rrhe.. ei-s.t. -rrlefur-d -nl.r,s
msnf 81 the .S~tscies sod -p-rrnzfir cJris ',.,lo
cutanss,us -ruprio'., bile, ale-r. and al ,,h-,
impurities Of The -yst-u p-,rfe~tly under ~
tro If the Doctors medicines. and hzv. b--u
e--t-o In more than 10000 cases annually with
YOUNG MEN addicted Co secret hnfu,.. who
have impaired then health and i.---r,.d ~
igor of their mindr thur deprivir,y tb--'nriV-- u
ne pleasure OF marri-d life. art nofin-o th-i
zs,suiting DIR. J. Teller. they Oil 5nd FREUD r.
console. and physician who has cured ths'H-z,,o-
ssn sl1 81 S,s par Of a.. unitsd Stat. SO
joic- in al thsf makes life as-ir-bl. and ul.u
happy. The reader y Of eours a~ar- that m
delieaey Of the subject viii present minute
description of tins terr1bi. di--as@.
DIR. TELLER's GREAT woRK.-A box faI
everybody. Startling iisrio~uT-s- Dr. T-ii.r-
great work for che married and thnse es,Dt.Inta.f-
ing nArI1age-2"o pas---fnD u pisf@r-prie .
cents. sent 10 all pzrl>, under -.-ai. 6y ual
post paid. The single, married, and the nlaIri.-6
happy. lecture nm Love, hox go eh.-sS. :
partner-a complete work midwifery. II csa-
tains hundreds Of --rr-ts never b.-fnr. publl-i.d
Warranted TO b. ~nrtb thn-- tirn.- The IN ain;
asked for IT Twenty five e-nts. IN p,-tap,. siAuI4
VII -s-rur- ogp, ny r-tnBb nsal IL
Teller has devoted all bi- time "a the Of fi,s
diseases of ghieb HE h.,k tr.sfs.
81 Offo. houp t.Jn A. n. % T.. NJ. ana
on Sunday rum to r. NJ
N. B.-P.r-Ir ~ distance eau b. euitt "a
home. by addressing l.fi.-r "a ,. l.iirt. -',eD,
n remittance Ms-fleIn-p -ssrUr.-s gssnk-d tFru
observation, -.snf "a any I,ar pf The ssud IA
zA-.-- warranted No chaIg- fs zdygo. 81. -
i.nt- or boys employed. kotioe thi- -.ddi.-- "a,
letter. 20
j. TELLER. NJ. 40.
No ;. Beaver street, Albany. =.
mayl5d&Wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-08

The SUEz CANAL.-Another stage
toward the completion Of the Suez Cana
has been reached. On the 18th of March
the waters of the Mediterranean were ad.
mitted into the Bitter Lakes with perfect
success, in The presence Of the Viceroy Of
Egypt and a numerous company. One OF
the chief mechanical difficulties of the
undertaking (says an English paper has
thus been surmounted, and there can be
no doubt that in short time the canal
will be open, at least for vessels of GER
tain tonnage, the whole length from Port
Said to Suez. The northern end of the
Bitter Lakes is 59h miles from Port Said
the lakes themselves are 23a miles long,
and from their southern extremity it is
fourteen miles to Suez. Thus, when the
Bitter Lakes are raised to the level of the
Mediterranean by the influx Of the water
from that sea, there will be remaining
only fourteen miles to be traversed before
the two seas are united, and as the remain
ing excavations do not present any re-
markable difficulty the work will be COM
pleted within reasonable time and OPEN
ed t. the commerce of the world.
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DARN FOR SAI.EA DESI

L>ARM FOR SALE.---A DESIRA-
BILE farm of 165 acres, situated miles north
of Castleton village, with without the stock
thereon. Said farm IS we'll fenced, with living
water IN every lot, running water at the house
buildings new, nearly 40: house contain. IA
rooms, and can easily be arranged for two fami-
lies barn S6xS0, with basement under the whole:
sugar and apple orchards of 100 trees each. Terms
easy. Possession given at once. Price &c 600
Enquire of c. NJ. Willard, or the subscriber on
the premises.
oct3d &wtf T. N HoDKER
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HOLE IN THE GRouND.-During the
first battle Of Bull Run brigadier gen-
eral discovered soldier concealed Ia q
hole in the ground, and ordered him 70
join his regiment. The man. looking him
full in the face, placed his finger ON his
nose and replied: mo You don't, old fol
Low, you want this hole yourself"
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8H1G1oJDa sff
coNcKNTHA41p 1LuID EXTRACT

CONCENTxA3xD1 FLUID EXTRACT
6A80ARARILLA
kradicstes kruptivs and Ulcszative Diseases Of
the Throat, Noss, Eyes, Eyelids,
Scalp, and Skin,
Which - dis0eure the appearance, purging tie
evn eneces Of mWou1y and removing ~ tn11eg,
the remnants a diseases, heSeditaryor othoFw1sa,
and u takea By adults and children With perfect
safety.
Two tahls-spoonfuls q the Extract a saxsapa-
Hlla, added to pint Of water, = equal 70 the
Lisbon Diet Drink, aid one bottae y eqnal - .
gallon Of the Syrup Of 6aTsaparila, or the deeoc-
doos - usually made.
An interesting letter u published In IL Mod
co-Chirurgical Review, On the subject of the Elk
tract Of Ssrsaparlla in certain Affections, By DeA-
jauin Trsvers, r. B. g., &c. Speaking Of those
diseases, and diseases arising from the excess Of
mercury, he states that no remedy II equal to the
Extract Of Sarssparilla; its power Is extrssrdi-
nary, more 80 than any other drug am acQuAint-
ed with. It u.s. in the strictest sense, tonic with
this invaluable attribute, that it Il applicable to
etate Of the system sunken, and yet 80 irrita-
BILE renders other substances Of the tonic class
unavailable or injurious.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA,
Established upwards Of Is years. Prepared by
II. T. HELMBOLD,
594 Broadway, N. Y.
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OUR HOUSEHOLD FRIEND.

Messrs. GROVER & BAKER
It is now more than nine years since pur
chased one Of your family sewing machines. I,
has been In constant use for my family sewing
ever since, and has done several thousand dollars
worth of work on heavy woolens besides. It has
never been out OF order. nor cost one cent for
pairs since it became t'member of our family
We consider it truly 'our household friend"
Very truly yours,
Mrs. WIN. s. SHELMIRE,
No. 1876 N. Sixteenth ST., Philadelphia.
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NJ EW DENTAL FICE

N u w ~ T. IN "A II " r u Il :.
~ G. BOWERS, d. d. s., has the pleasure of
announcing that he has established Dental OF
dce IN Union Block, Rooms No. 6, opposite the
HERALD office, where the citizens of Rutland and
vicinity will find him ready to respond to the calls
Of any person requiring dental operations.
His rooms are finely located and beautifully
furnished with every convenience and luxury
necessary to a first class-dental office.
he trusts no essential requisite IL wanting to
enable him to meet the demands Of the public for
REFEREscEs-C. A. Forbush, ESQ.,, Springfield.
Vt, q. L. sltder, J. g. Bowera,.A d Coburn,
Rutland.
April Is, 1858 dAwtf
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ZOO DOLLARS WILL BE

COO forfeited by DIR. i. DIX n fiIlng 10
cure IN less time tn An any other physician ia . e
efectually and permanently, with les restrau [
frun occupation or l--s exposure TO all weathrI
with safe and pleasant medicines.
sELF-ABCsE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences
SPECIAL AILMEN Is AMI SITUATION
incident To married and single lafi.-s
+ SECRET AN ID DELICATE DIspRDEAs:
mercurial Affections eruptioIs and all dl-.s,--
the skin, ulcers of the nose, throat and t-dy
pimples on The face, swelling Of the JOINTS, ueT-
constitutional and oihsT weaknesses in
youth and the more 74dvanc. d. at all age OF
poTa sIH 49,, .I-suitz Dis N-NHnIEH.
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GLARK'S CARRIAGE & SLEIGH
~ MANDATORY.
ANDREW CLARK,
Light Carriage and Sleigh Manuf.cturr,

PoULTNKY, VT,
Heeps on hand . large assortment Of Light Car
nag. and 6leighs Of every ds~cy1ution- Il voaio
eAu the attention Of persons wanting cariavs- T.,
~ stoek. Our gearinss are made Of thr ~
o o,sy. noned WITH Norway iron and steel tyr-
tcs.ennasu.s oest Buffalo brand" top leather ana
@posseo heed lining eiotA are u.sd. Ths -,
s.snn - e@peoyee end warrant al ny vnrk. !
oo1ie easiaess hat n durability, hehfnss.. ~
eeo oeeuey, are esnond 70 uDne
RspaiEin9 duas d t. -
asslsdAa ANDRKW CI.ARE.
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e A clear, smooth skin and beautiful COM
plexion follows the use Of Helmbold's Concen-
trated Extract Sarsaparilla.
1t removes black spots, pimples and all erup-
uons Of the skin.
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3 g $ 8 8 s

To THE WORKING Class IL am now pr,pared
TO furnish all classes with constant employ ment
At their homes, the whole of the time or for the
spare moments. Business new, light and profit
aoie fhty cents to - per evening, is easily
earned by persons of either sex, and the boys and
girls earn nearly AS much as men. Great induce
ments are offered those who will devote their
whole time to the business; and, that every per
son who sees this notice, may send me their adj
dress and test the business for themselves make
the following unparalleled offer To all who are
not Wen satisfied with the business, will send 81
to pay for the trouble OF writing me Full mar
ticuIars, directions, &c, sent free. Samples sent
by mail for 10 cents. Address
L. c. ALLEN, Augusta, Me
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NJ In the Spring months, the system natural
ly undergoes change, and Helmbold's Highly
Concentrated Extract Of Sarsaparilla is assist
ant of the greatest value.
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EXCELSIOR EMPORIUM-ANy-
EOR 500 PER LINE, WE WILL

Oh $lOO PER LINE, WE WILL
n insert an advertisement in one thousand
UUewspapers one month. The list includes single
rapers Of over 100 900 circulation weekly. mere
man ivo DAILY Papers, in which the advertiser OBJ
!ains a insertions to the month"; and the heading
sPen N more than 500 different town. and eli.
-. Compaete dies can be seen at our Office 6end
ss9mp Tor our circular. Address GEO. p. ROW
ILL., w., Advertising Agents, New York.
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ITO THE LADIES.

The celebrated DIR. l.. DIX particularly invites
all ladies who need a medical or surgical adviser
to call at his rooms u Endicott str. ct Boston
Mass which they will find arranged for their
special accommodations
DIR. DIX having devoted over renty years to
this particular branch of the treatment of all dis
eases peculiar to females 1T now conceded hy all
both IN this country and IN Europe), that he ex-
GELS all other KIN practitioners In the safe
speedy and .tfectual treatment of all female COM
plants.
His medicines are prepared with the express
purpose of removing all diseases such A. debility
weakness unnatural suppression-, enlargement
OF the womb, also all discharges which flow from a
morbid state of the blood. fhe Doctor is now
fully prepared to treat in his peonii.r ,.yIe,
medically and sursicIIy. all disc of the female
SEX and they are respectfully invited to call at
No. 81 ENDICoTT STREET, BosToN
All letters requiring advice must cont-in. one
dollar to insure an answer. febsd3aw&wiyr.
Boston, 1862 lyr,
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plANO FORTES AND ORGANS,
CLUETT Il SONS.

go, River Street, Troy,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in
PLANO FORTEs, ORGANS, & MELoDEoNs
invite the attention Of the residents Of Rutland
Village and County to the following
CARD:
"STErSwAY HALL, NEW YoRx, Feb, goth. 1864.
"Mess. Cuett Sons, Of Troy, N. Y. ar.
hereby appointed Our bOle Agents for Rutland
Village and County. Vt, and We take especial
pleasure In recommending these gentlemen to the
patronage Of the musical public"
We o6er the world renowned Stairway Piano
At cheaper prices and more accommodating Terms
than many inferior instruments are cold fcs1 This
instrument received the First Grind Prize st The
Paris Exposition, and b conceded to be the Best
Piano Hade.
THE HAINEs SRos Piano. Cheapest Fin.
Cfao Piano made. Prices from 137S to $500.
MASON Z HANLIN'S Cabinet Organs.
ESTEY 4 Co., Cottage Organs; the best red
Instruments made fog Churches, Sunday School.
Lodges and Societies.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS MADE
and parties purchasing may rely upon receivins
tns most complete A6Sfsctioo, and NEST avon.
Y1O1. enc. A. x1I1xKn. Il
t. wsn hac.n 1taa4 tvAoss ssaM1sa1sous to
- eooo nsexu1ane nsas ~ Q0asoAsn.tvin
-. 6H6Sr3 s Sora
nedAviy. aad Dsisna 1ssss xihs:y.
E1EsH GRATED HORSE RAD
= ihA'& ". B. NUssxY'S. |
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TOILET ARTICLES---A LARGE
- Stock st y. HENG q CO.'S.
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THE GRAND RESULT ATTAINED
LIFE ASSURANCE ECLECTICIZED.
Assurance effected by all known methods and
made
INTERCHANGEABLE
without surrender of Policies, or loss to the as
sured,
AT HIS OPTION.
Premiums received IN Cash and entitled 10
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.
Premiums partly paid by Loans on Interest,
to be
CANCELLED BY DIVIDENDS
Stock or Non-Partieipatlng Assurance without
dividends, on the best terms, and lower than is
offered by Stock Companies.
Life, Endowment, Limited PAYMENT R.tur,
Premium. Joint Life, Term, Income Producing,
Chlidren's Endowment, Instalment PAYMENT
Annuities. Survivorships and all other de,crip-
ton nf Poiioics demanded by the public convrn-
fence, granted.
Profits divided annually on the Contribution
Plan.
Thirty Days Grace on application for payment
of premiums
No Policy in the society can lapse
All policies made nom forfeitable from their i,
Issue by paid-up policies, granted after one pre-
MUM, or the extension of the whole policy for a |
limited PERIOD according to the provisions of the
Massachusetts Law
Losses promptly adjusted in Cash.
No extra rate on lives of women nor ON those
of the officers of the Army, Navy, Steamships, I
and Railways.
All the recent Improvements in methods OF in |
surance adopted and applied.
All the desirable concessions recently intro
duced IN favor of the assured, including liberty
to travel made.
No other company Possesses ali the foregoing
attractions.
NJ. j. FRANCISCO,
Rutland, Vermont,
ueHerai Agent Tor Vermont, to whom all appli-
cations for local agencies will be made.
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