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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21
STILL AIBAD {:
OUR GREAT BOSTON
DOLLAR STORE! !

We want good r0lilble agents IN overy part ~
the Country, BY emplUl lug your spare time To
form clubs and sending us orders, you can obtain
the most liberal commissions, either in CnsG or
Merchandise, aud all goods sent by us viii &c
AS represented, and we guarantee satisfaction o.
every one dealing with ourhousc.
Agents should collect Ecu ccnts frnmevory Gus
toner, and forward to us in advance, for Dcs.
crip,iyo Cheeks snf the goods we sell.
The holders uf tie Checks have the privilege
ofeither purchasing the article thereou dsscr. yej
or ofexchaneine for any article mentioned On
our Catalogue, numbering oyer 800 dI.Gluat az
Uclcs, not one Of which can be purchased ~ .ae
usual way for the same money.
The advantages Of hrst sending the CicckSR are
these; We are constantly buying mall lots Of
very valuable goods, which are not on our eats-
lugucs, and for which we issue checks TIL al are
sold besides, 10 every club, We viii put cheek
for WATCHES, QCILrs, BLASEETs, DRESS rAT
rEHSs, or somo other article Of equal value.
We do not offer single article of merchandise
that can be sold by regular dealers al our price.
We do mot ask you 10 buy goods from us unless
We can sell them cheaper than YOU eau oStdu
thcm in any other way--whils the greater part
OF our goods arc sold at about
0Ne-AAlF THE REGULAR RATES.
Our stock consists, IN part, Of The following
goods
ShnwIa, RInukets, Quilts, CottOnx,
en-, Towels, Hosiery, GLOVES, SKI rts,
CorsetS, &c, &c.
ted ON n icKie Silver, i,sssrrt Forks,
Iivo-bDttle Plated & nstors, Hrittnns
min Ware, Glass ware, table nhd
P"cket Cutlery, in great variety.
Elegant French aud Germnn Eu1-
cy Goods. Beautiful PIN OtOgraPh I-
buns, the newest aud. choicest
styles In Morocc" Velvet Sind.
ings.
Geld and plated JewcIry, of the
newest styles,
ehAve llsn male arrlngemonts with some
Ofthc leading puSlJhing houses, that will era
Die us to sell III, sttndlrl and Latest works Of
popular authors At aJNut oue.hilf the regular
price: such as ETEoS, NooEs. Brass, MIirpN
aud TESsYsoS's Works 10 full git and cl0th
Bindings, and hunircds Of others.
These and everything else for
ONE DOLLAR TO i EACH ARTICLE
Ia every orler amounting to 1ver $50. accom-.
panied by the cash, the AgeLt may retain 8 200
and Ia "rery orI - over sleo, sl.Oo may be u,
| taiued 10
PAY THE EXPRESS czAasEs.
COMMISSIONS TO AdESrs
I For an order Of $50 from club Of thirty, ",
will pay tbs agent, as commission, 50 Yard
! blenehci o. hoNn sheetiAg, good dress pattern
| all WOOL pin's pattern, or So so in cash.
fur AZ nrusF pl 500, from club of sixty, We
will pay the ageal 81 yards brown or bleached
sheetiug, huniHg case watch, all wool shawl, Ol
~ 0O in cas-.
Fur an order Of 500, from club of one hua-
1 drcd, we will pa the agent ITO yards Il ysrS
uhs.) shee;ine, >plvndid sewing machine, o'
sll IN cash. rt.-
! ssai May b. Registered Letters.
r or'hsr garieplsrs send for catalogues
Address
GEO. A. PLUMMER Il 90.
tSuccessors 10 Harris Plummer.)
30 aud 50 lIsnovor ST.. nustnp. Mass.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21
pERRYSBURG MEATsToRE
7, G.. HOFFMAN BRO.

A RE at all times To he f,,und attheir head :
IA quarters on Louisiana avenue They al
ways keep un hand an excellent quality Of Meat,
to which they invite the attention Of all lovers
"f juicy Roast, or a tender Stsak. Give them
4 trial. 3LL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
-.DISSOIIIrION.

DEDEMFTtON NOTICE. E. RO.a, or
~ his assignCVs, VII take nI,ee that Jussph
". Smith, has deposited In ihc Trvasurv o'
Wood County Ohm. frrtv rud drtlrs anil hvs
cents, ~ redeem the " Sc NJ suctinn II town 4
range Q, sold az Delinquent Tax Salo January
10, 1900.
H... J. u. NEWTON, Auditor.
Aa iitprs Office, Wupl C,'auv. ohio.
PcrrysburE, January llth, 1870. 2se'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21
WE MEET UPON THE LEVEL, AND WE
PART UPON THE SQUARE.

We meet upon the Level, aud We part upon
a the Square, sa.....H'
What words OF precious meaning those words
Masonic are; r..-
Come let us contemplate them, they are wur-
thy Of our thought,
With the highest and the lowest and the rar-
est they are fraugh.
We meet upon the Level. though from every
station come, ..
The king frm out his palace, and the poor
fr'm his hons :; IL. ...... ...
For the rne mus, leave his diadem outside the
MasorS lIor, . ..
And the other Hris his true respect upon the
chequerd h,ur.
There's u world where all,are equal--we are
hurrying toward il fast
We shall meet upnn tue Level there, when the
gates of Death are passed;
We shall stand before the Orient, and pur Mas.
ter will be there,
To try the blocks We offer, by his own unet.
ring square.
We sh Ill NEE upon the Level there, but never
thence depart,
There's mansion Ills all ready for each
trusting faithful heart.
There's mansion and a welcome, and mul.
| titude is there,
Who have INST upon the Level, an been tried
upun the Sqnare.
The W. NJ. Of Phmiix L9lga having an.
uounccd the completion of tho building, and
that it awaited the inspection Of the Grand
Master, ANDREW RoACn, ESQ.,, formally re.
signed the working tools, and the completed
: HAL, in few appropn ate remarks, when an
exnrdum on Masonry was delivered by P. VI.
ASHER Cook, in which he extended a Masonic
4
coming them to the Hall, but to the town, where
the lights Of Masonry had aided to dSpel the
aboriginal darkness which for ages hung over
! forest AMI fountain, river and hillside, while
none but the In ian disputed sovereignty with
the less savage animals which fell prey IN his
avnrice or his appetite. But Yesterday we ha |
among us those who saw the prmcval forest
fresh in all its luxuriancc Of foliage aud stately
majesty of growth, asserting dominion over the
spot wh.re we have to- night so auspcinusly as
semblrd to dedicate this temple to the II 'ly
Saints John in the interest of tn. peaceful arts
! And here may it stand. through all coming ages,
to testify FOR God aud humanity. Here may the
weary traveller fnd rest and the needy relief
Here may virtue find protection and peace reign
supreme. May industry. sohriety and honest '
there fscaiHe their reward and the Srtde-of the
Craft be such that all who turn their eyes hitl'
erward shall confess the excellence OF the Order
At the conclusion OF the cx,rlium, the dsli.
CATION ssrSices proper comm need, IN Ter the
direction of Grand Master ALEX. H. NswcoNB
4 During the most impressive and beautiful ccrc
tmvnypf dedication, the choir sung the follow
ing ode
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21

FrPights Forwardtd.-Th The following
figures, furnished by s. j. POWELL. Agent,
show the increase Of shipments and earnings q {
this Statiun for the month Of ncccmber 1869,
over the corresponding month of 1862
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21
Dedication Of the New Masonic Hall

On Monday evening last occurred one OF the
most pleasant and larges. attended Masonic
Festivals ever had in this place, under the su-
spices Of Phonix Lodge No. i73. The occasion
was the dedication Of the new Masonic Hall,
erected the past summer, aud but recently com
Ple,ed aud furnished.
The main hall is 2Sxl1 feet 10 the clear, and
is feet to the ceiling. There are also two ante.
rooms each lOxl6 feet. The whole is richly car
peted and furnished in handsome style, with
chandeliers, Masonic emblems, columns, charts,
furniture, etc., making one Of the finest and
most pleasant II Ills to be fbund any where in
the State in village no larger than ours, !,
reflects credit6 the Fraternity, aud is an honor
and an ornamen Mt tn our town. ...If %.
At an early hour the Hall was 6lled 10 reple'
ton, by ladies and gentlemen assembled to wit
ness the ceremonies Of tue evening. There was
not foot Of unoceupied room, and many were
unable to gain admittauee. Visitors were present
from Toledo, Maumee City, Toutogany, Bowling
Green and other places, Notwithstanding the un-
propitious state Of the weather. Cd. 100
All neces ssry preparation having been madc'
the Gland Lodge made It's appearance, and
marched into the Halt while an anthem was
being sung BY choir Of ladies aud gentlemen,
with organ accompaniment. The Grand Lodge
having been received. the choir sang the follow
ling odei IS r..- r. q ..H. ..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21
JAs.w, BOSS, ASHER COOK, ALBEIT D. Koss
ROSS A. COOK,
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
OFFICE
Corner LOuisIana AVehue-aud Front
street, perrYsbETg, Ohio.

I'VE have the only set of Abstract Books
w now in Wood County containing a com
Plets INDEX to all Lots aud Lands therein.
- Certificates Of Title given upon reason
able terms. E-
E4r. Also. Agents for purchasing aud selling
Real Estate, getting up Tax Titles, paying
TaJss. &C., Sc. EL 81
EuUR desirable residences in Perrysburg.
H. Frice ranging IRON 81 400 ia 81 500; for
6Aleby .-. ROSS & COOK.
ROSS & COOK.
Business solicited. 3TII
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21
ENDED NOW THE HAsoNs LABOR.

Ended now the 'Masun's labor, r
Past tire travel and the toll,
Gather in each loving ucighhor,
Share the corn, the wine, the oil.
Brethren now of each degree,
Come in harmony aud gee,
Happy meeting, gentle greeting,
'ris the joy Of Masonry.
Spirits Of the blest departed,
As OH earthly ways they roam,
Where met the faithful -besrted,
They to share our labors come.
Thu their furms we can not see,
They are here With ynu and me.
Happy m,eling, gentle greeting,
-'Tis the joy of Masonry.
y. LnyJ unites us with its crmrnt.
~ Tru:h inspires the Masun's breast;
Ever faithful, ever element, 5000, I.
Thus our doctrines We attest. ,1 r
Thus We come Of each degree, 'l
Come in harmony aud glse.
Happy meeting, gcntl5 greeting,
Z ,f
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21


Where hearts are warm with kindred Are,
And lose beams free frn. nnsw ring eyes,
Bright spirits hoVer always there;
And that's the home that Masnns prize.
The MasOnis home, the peaceful home,
The home Of light and love aud Joy
D.. How gladly does the Mason come
To share his tender, sweet employ
weary task, drcary round,
X al benighted man can know;
But here brighter scene is found,
The brightest SCENE that's f0und below.
The Mas0n's hnne, the happy home,
The homo of light. and love, aud joy!
There's not an hour bnt | would come
--.- Aud share this tender sweet employ
All ropnd the world, by land. By sea.
Whert summers burP or winters chill
The txil'd Mason turns % iiiee;
AMI yearns 70 slare tie tlys we feel.
The Mason's home, the blissful home
Glad creature of uumipgled joy
Long as live I'll gladly come;
Aud SHARE his tsader sweet employ
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21
TOLEDO ADVERTISEMENTS
APERNANENT INSTITUTION

Thruu letsigned nav.
ing halrwenty SiN
years experieuee HeA
fRAertvtNV PaYstc.AS
in the MApwee NAlley
roatlsatttntivn otthose
Interested to the fsci
that he has Established
seite offoomt in Ny.
ers'Block, on Monroe
street a regular Dis.
leuSatory fui hetreat.
ment and rcrnshtnl
eursofallkeoNnP Pris
ate Diseases,
whether cf recent orr.
sin or oflons standing
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21

At the csnclu sion OF the dodlc ition and after
a solemen invocation pronounced by the Grand
Chaplain, RevaG. A. ADix1, the ch,lt sung
their second anthem, which was fO'Iowei by an
Grafton upon the origin, history and principles
Of the Order, BY p. NJ. AsH.R Cook, aud which
was listened to with profouud attention by the
large audience. II asreplete with good things,
and justly appreciated BY those whu heard it.
The crowded state Of our columns preclude It's
publication here, as we should desire, but we
promise TO lay it before our readers complete in
our next issue.
At tie closeo tLe oratiOn the choir sung the
following ode:
THE NJ A O nNIir rrnnnNl
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21

Thnnks.- Capt. R. W. BooSE who has re-
Gently paid visit To North Carolina and reports
favorable progress io that State under the recon
strrction act, will accept our thanks for North
aud South Carolina papers. ....
In u private letter he states that Sinchcs Of
snow fell in Western North Carlina on the 18th
ultn,o, and that sleghine would have been ex
c@lcnt had there been any sleiEhs In that conn.
try. He also reports the K. K. Ks. about
played out In that section.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEw ADvBRrIsEnENrs.
\A/MASONlC NOTICE. will b,
w special Communication Of PhwniS
NA Lodge, No. -123, F. and A. NJ, MON
DAY EVENING, January "a, A. l.. $3.50, fOl
'' william CROOK, W. NJ.
=. J. OpLiNGER, Sec'y.

On Tuesday evening next the Good Tem-
plars have an election OF ohieers for the ensuing
term, which commences on the first Of February.
f Attention is directed to the advertisement Of
"Lnst or Stolen," which appears under the head
OF Wanted" on this page.
As announced last week, the new advertise
ment ofMr. WTrzLER appears this week. Those
desiring anything in the Grocery line should
call aud see him.
"A pair Of ladies mittens were found al the
Masonic Hall on Monday evening, also ladies
fan at Dining ball. Owners can have the same
BY calling on VIZ. Crook, Jr.
"A series Of union meetings were held at
Haskips during last week in which the various
denominations that bold services there partici-
pated. f.... lsa
-ESos GREIss, accused Of burglary, came in.
to Court last week aud pleaded guilty to the
charge and was sentenced to one years impris-
onment In the pcnitenulry.
The Tribune Almanac and Political Regis
ter, for 1870, has been received II contains
very valuable information, as tronomical, laws
procs smations. general statistics, national hnan-
ces. election returns for 1869, &c. Price 20
cents. -s Hr.
The breaking up Of the ice in the liver done
but little damage at this point, except carrying
away considerable amount Of curn in the shoek
for MICHAEL HATEs. Il did not break up until
Saturday afternoon at Toledo, when it carried
away about 100 feet Of the wagon bridge, leav-
ing some forty or ffty teams in Toledo that be-
lcngcd on the east side, all Of them having to
C me to this place to get home. We have heard
~ an f,irihnr la m i-n Of na.,snn...rc.
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And when the hour of death shall come,
And darkness seal my closing eve,
Nav hands fratetnd bear uAe home; 81 q Z
The home where weary Masons lie.
taf The Mason's hvpe thel heay' nv home
To faithful hearts slernal Jss G. y.
How blessd to fed berOni the tomb,
The end Of all uur sweet employ.
The following officers elect 70. The. ensuing
year, we're then installed BY Grand Master A.
II. hEwooHg; ~ ,lHI 10 Ja0LG Is.
WN. CRooK, Jr., W. n.
PgRkY THOMAS, =. w. .
JANEs HAYES, J. W.
AHDREw Roach, Treasurer. r. .-.
=. j. OBLnSqER, SserslAIy. Lt IA -aI4
WH. G. PERRIE. \. ID.
GEsRGE NEwroS, J. ID.
AsuER Cook, Tyler. eT.9.ts.yg.t .r.sE.tg
Jas. II. Pierce, S,.,A.
J. II. RHEINTRAKE,i S'sAA''
The Ohoir then saRg Olasiag anthem, when, %
motion Of Col, ]. A. SRAnsoH. JsdEs Coos was
requested to fuFnish COPY Of HE SddSess foI
PublieatioB, and the thanks Of the Ls.dge were
extended to the n.s0abers Of the 0nud Lodge
and visiting brethren Cor thsiF prsaspes and as-
siss'uee on the iuisTesiirg eeeasion which had
lvilird ihsu toSsthsf. RI 1aa
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21

DAVID MAIN, HrGH SrEwAET, and RBgBT
FENToS, Of Webster township WM. BrET, Mil
ton towrshipi W wRIGnr aud T, E. WRIGnr,
Lake township B. l.. PETERS, Henry township;
J. Q. WADE, Weston township: G. II. CoLwELL
Montgomery township; ISAAC DRtSDEBERRY
and GEO l.. KETcHrM. Perry township; and j..
W. CLRicu, Middleton towuship.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-24

DIED.
FETHERsToE.-On the 22d instant, HANNAH STILLE,
relict OF Michael Fetherston.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral from her late residence,
No. 1906 Pine street, on Saturday morning, the 25th
instant at So O'Clock. Funeral service at ST. Marys
Church. IS
JoHNsoE.-At his residence in Germantown. 9th
month, 22d DIR. WILLIAM n. JOHNSON, NJ. d., In the
Gath year OF his age.
Funeral on the oath instant, at O'Clock P. M.
SHARP.-On the morning or the 22d instant, Mrs.
MARGARET SHARP, wife OF the late William II. Sharp.
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence, No. 102 Christian street. Sat
urday afternoon at O'Clock. Funeral services at
Trinity Church, Catharine street.
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THE Cltv Amu.rmenEs.

AT THE WALNUT this evening Miss Louisa
Moore will have benefit The Ldncers will be
represented, aud afterwards Miss Moore and Mr.
Wyndham will appear in the farce OF Is She
Jodlous2 A matinee will be given to. morrow.
AT THE ARCH there will be another change of
programme this evening, and the great variety
combination will appear in number of new
and attractive performances. A matinee is an
nounced for tomorrow afternoon.
AT DUPREZ & BENEDICT's OPERA HOUSE
the farewell benefit of Mile. Zoe will be given
this evening. In addition to other attractions,
MIR. G.. Harry Franck, the tragedian, will appearJ
A matinee tomorrow
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MEOICAL.
PILES CAN BE CURED
DIR. GALLAGHERS CELEBRATE.
VEGETABLE PILE CURE

Is quick safe. sure and eectual Remedy for BLEED
ING, BLIND, OR ITOHING PILES, PRO.
LAPSUS AMI OR FALLING OF THE
REOTUM, CONSTIPATION OF
THE BOWELS, ETO.
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THAN ELSEWHERE.
HALFWAY BETWEEN bTnSrIi ToYrE Hsrg' e 1o''
FIFTH AND SIXTH 6TREErS.( No sta MxpEFT
SEA Moss FAR1SE is creating a great sensation the
food market and its forth by the reports Of
scientific experts many and various. In the first
place when employed in the preparation of puddugs,
custsrds blanc mango, creams, gruels and of
other decaces for the family tab the sick room, it
adds largely to the quantity of nutrment eerivabe from
the other materials and in the second place renders the
dish, whatever it be, far digestible and agree
able to the taste than it would have been without this
cheap and pure ingredient Such is the testimony of
large number of the prominent hotelkeepers in
New York and other cities 1t is being used largely in
all the hospitals and will lasting blessing to the
poor.
PEARLS AND RUBns.-when rosy lips part, pearls
should glitter behind them. To and beaufy
the dental enamel there is preparation like Sozodont,
compound of the most wholesome vegetable antisepcs,
which the Bark of the South American Soap Tree
the natives OUTLAY, and used by the Span
sh Americans for cleansing without mparng the most
delicate fabrics, is most important.
FOR THE SEAsHoBE
the
SKELETON
BANSocKBUnN sUrTs.
made BY
CHARLES STOKES
No. Ssi CHESTNUT STREET.
Ma. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY. the iswslIsr at No. 8 8.
stocks kinds Jewelry and Siverware in the CITY
He has also hand large assortment of fine American
Western Watches This entire valuable stock Is now
being sold out below cost preparatory to removal Those
purchase at this store at the time certain
TO get the worth of their money
SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
,lance in monthly instalments.
o. +. DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut street.
NEW STYLE PIcTURE-The German Chromos made by
A. X. p Trask, No 20 n Eighth street. They must be
to be admired.
"SpAULp1NG's GLUE" win Just suit you.
SUMNER CLOTHING.
Cheviot Suits. Bannockburn Suits.
Cheviot Suits. Bannockburn Suits.
Linen Busters and Sacks. Linen Suits.
Linen Busters and Sacks. Linen Suits.
Alpaca Goats. Alpaca Coats.
Alpaca Goats Alpaca Goats.
Drap d'Ete Suits
Light. weight Cashmere Suits for Warm Weather.
Lightweight Cashmere Salts for Warm Weather.
rB- The Best Made.
cy- The Best Made.
rB- The Cheapest.
pE- The Cheapest.
eg- The Most Stylish.
eE- The Most Stylish.
eE- On these three points we claim that Gents,
Youths and Boys Clothing is superior to anything in
Philadelphia.
e- We warrant the fit the best and the prices the
lowest.
cB- Boys and Chldrens Department on first floor.
gg- To CLOTHING MEN.-Selectons can be made from
SUMMER STOCK at LOWER RATES than the goods can
be manufactured in small quantities.
WANAMAKER q Brown,
WANAMAKER BROWN,
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
The LARGEST Clothing House in America,
Sixth and Market streets.
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The average weight of the graduating class
o. Triuity College, twenty-one members, Is l423f
pounds. The average age is 2sl( years
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CITY ITEras.

COATS Of liqht tooolien foJrics made up skeleton,
II Alpaca Drgp d'Ete, Linen ETC.. a.
VESTS IF Black and Fancy C7ohs and WooleHs, rtuI
Skeleton, ~Sl
IF Drop fEis, Linen, Aarseilles etc.
PANTS q1 light 1reigM, Black aud FiInog CassmereS
ofDrdp dEe Linen. Duck, Drill, etc.
EYERYTHING IN THE WAY or
SUMMER CLOTHING
SOLD
GUARANTEED LOWER PRICES
THAN ELSEWHERE
. ! BENNETT 4 Co,
FIFTH AND SIXTH sTREErs.I No 5ls MARKTT SrREEr
Smyrna times., 1870-02-02
Delaware Railroad Line.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Onapd after
JANUARY ist, 1870,
SOUTH.

Passenger trains will. run as follows, un-
til further notice. AL Trains Sundays
,excepted
Smyrna times., 1870-02-02
THE DELAWARE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Guaranty Capital S1OO, 900
Home Office" BUILDING -
CORNER 7th and MARKET SITS,
WHINING TON, DEL.

The Pioneer Mutual Company in adoptinv ,.,,.-,
premiums based on American experience of mD',sS"'
ty and Interest. - ''Of'ah'
Premiums LOWER than any other Mulus, Gamma.
furely Mutual. All the profits divided snon~ ~
Policy Holders. There are no SIockhoIdsT" ;s Ias
Company. !" 'nls
ALL POLICIES NON.FoRFEITINC No
two years, 6nl after the first annual payment ''"'
ALL KINDS OF POLICIES ISSUED o,d..
Life, Ten Year Plan Single Payment ana GS'ITnay
ment. All kinds of Endowment TshIes pai' pDn.lai'
Premium Table. Joint Life Table ChIId,sn., Sin S
dowment Table. Eh'
Fifteen or Twenty Installmenis or during IiC. p'
ments received Annually, Semi. AnnualIv n, ony
| Ierly. All payments required in Cash Nus''
| Dividends on the " Contribution Plan" I, ,u,
observed that the reduction OF rates Is eouiyai.n,
Dividend in advance Of at least Ihit,y.,brao'Ss
lOne-th per cent. sns
THE LOAN FEATURE, original with I'M. r..
pany,-ior tull explanation send for The COMPANY,
publications.
Table of Rates.
4 Books and any information required. nromn,I, r.
nished on application to the Home Office or an. at
he COmpany's Agents.
JOHN P. .McLEAR, President
} GEO. w. STONE, Vice Presid.n,
M M. CHILD Secretary
D. w. MAULL. NJ. D. Medical E1amios,
B. NIELDS, Counsel and Aetuary
TRUSTEES.-JOhn P. McLear. VIM Bush. C.o,,.
w. Bush. John V Rice. William G Grbbons job y
Jackson Henry F. Pickles Clement R Smv,h tn IL
\ D. Webb. VIM. CaRby VIM. H. Swift Wm s. Hill,
Edw. Bringhurst Jr., SamI Bancroft, Jr, Jane, Mor
row. J. II. Adams, Lewis P. Bush, Nj D. H. B. Seidsl
James Bradford
!. DIRECTORS.
" John ?: McLear, William Candy, ThOs. D. Webb
William BBsh. William G. Gibbons, George W Bush
VIM. S. Hiles, Geo w. Stone, Wm II. Swift Edward
Rringhurst. Jr, Samuel Bancroft, Jr, John v Rice
IA sept22 ly
Smyrna times., 1870-02-02

John McIIear & Son, Bankers, have for sale
100 shares of Delaware Railroad Stock at $50;
oO00 Delaware II. II. (gueranteed) bonds at 81,
and Delaware State Bonds at 93, at their new
Office, No. COZ Market St., opposite their for
mer place of business.