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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-08

President Judde-WILL1AM ELwELL.
Associate JUdgcS-IRAM DERR, ISAAC y. MON
ROB.
I'roflAonofd,1y ttc.-RUnoLPH II. RGNGLER
hegisicT e Recorder w tGLIAMSON H.JACOBY.
District AHOrHely-JAMES BRYsON, in.
ghcrin-AARoN SMITH.
HtrUeyor-IsAAC DEWITT.
Treasurer WILLIAM LAMOS.
Commits SiO7icrS- NkUs tOBBINS, HIRAM j.
RTFDEIs WILLIAM S1IAFFER
Commissioners Cicrk-WIiLGAM KRTCKBAuM,
Auddow-U. j. CAMPBELL, DANIEL LEE
CuAtLEs CoNHER
CUTOHcr-CIARLEsG G.. MURPHY.
JurD COmmSSiOHGS-lsAAC MCBRIDE, JOHN Nc
ANAL.
county SuTcrintcndent-CIARLTs G. BARKLEY
Bioom Ioor DiSTict-nlfectorR, q. II. MILLER
WILLIAM kRAMiR, Rloomsburg, and JOHNSON
lELLFH. Greenwood, CHARLES oNNEE. SCc'y.
Bloomsbury Official Directory.
HoomSbU,g Bonktng Co.-JoHN a. Funston
President, II. II. GHoT2, Cashier.
I1tH National Rdnk-CnAS, II. PAXTON, PreB't :
j. l.. 1UATGN. Cashier.
COh1pbiG fUt1itU NtHrpi Sdt1np Fiuld and Loan As
soctation-E. Ii. LITTLE, Pres t., &. W. MILLEB
Scc'D.
B'0onsburo BtdidinO and Saving E1,nd ASsoc,d-
H0n-N VI PEACOCK, Prcs't,, J, B. Robson, Sec
HoomSbu19 Mutual SdUinO Fund Associations
J. j. HEOwEB Pre- si0pnt, C. @. KARKLEY, SeCy.
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VI goods, groceieries and general merchandise
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

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Columbia County Official Directory.

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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-08

Jerry Parker testified that Cap, while
coming up to the express office, had
been insulted repeatedly by the John
sons, who we've stationed at the differ
ent saloons, waiting his arrival that he
turned after he had passed and walked
quietly up to where the mon stood,
bearing his usual unrullled countenance
and in calm natural voice, told them
he did not wish to be drawn into troub-
BILE the stain of two homicides-forced
upon him-already darkened his name
among the people; they knew that, al
though the victim of one was their
brother, he had taken his life from no
ill'will-nOt until he had used every
means to avoid violence, and had been
forced from every attempt at pacflca-
tion.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
AN1nnEcnrncu.

The house Of worship now building for the
Church Of tho Disciples. which the Rev. GeofGe H.
Ucnworfb was installed pastor Thursday evening Is
.itnoted at Madison-ave. and Foryhl 1t will be
wholly of ron and the style OF architecture VIII be the
Orenial Gothic The audieuceTo0m VIII DO larger than
that of any other church in the cty Tie plan VIII be
similar 10 that OF the Brooklyn Tabernacle. TDe church
iu extend 12j feet in Madson-ayo and an equal dis
tance in FortyGfthst The several towers by which the
exterior IS 10 be adorned win add beauty 10 the struc-
tre and furnish entrances aud vestbues 10 the build
inc The towers at either end win be 1I3 feet hgh while
ta IN the center VIII DO 15S feet in hight, with grace
fol cupoa at IS top. The exterior viii be painted In
drab and gold.
The inferior Of the buliug has been planned with
specia attention to acoustic principles and the comfort
and convenience Of the audience. The auditorium Is
semcrcu!ar and will seat 1900 persons The floor has
sopc toward the pulpit OF about three inches 70 pow
The ceiling ia level and comparatively low, as hgh
vluted work great foe 10 distinct sound OWlhg 70
their semi-irCulr arrangement the peWs vary IN slEe
and thus sngs FOR three four, or nyo can DC nau %
NAV be desired. TIE church Will be heated Oy Dol-dr
rnoces arranged near the center with pines radaung
I'm I'm directions and cqualizns the temperature IN all
parts Of the auditorium The yeDtllaoh VIII DO e4cel-
lent and even with the largest Audiences we ar W NOT
be Oppre sslVe. The interior OF the building VIII DO
wholly finished in iron, not excepting the mOdngs aud
ornaeuafon the cost OF which Will bo less than II or
wood or stone. The aCdencerOOm will DC lOOxlZ5 feet
i'm its floor dimensions and Wil be obstructed by no
pIlafs IN the rear Of the pulpit will be the pastors
study and waitingTOOm. Tho HOrk on the DldlnB IS
being pushed forward rapidly and the ehufch Nlu DO
ready for occupation at tic earliest possible day.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
/, Novr1. nANKrNG SCHEME.

banking scheme to be operated on the
most extraordinary scale has recently been brought into
pub notice by the Hon. Mr. Wheeler, member Of Con-
rcss from New-York who has introduced bill Into that
body ITO Incorporate the governor and managers oil inc
TyGhequer Of the United States OF America'-nothng
less than q scheme for the establishment OF great
national bank The capital to be SOoOOoOOJ IN shres
ofsOo subscriptions are payable threefourths in legal
tender notes and the remainder in gold con NOT less
Oan threefourths OF tho capital must at all times DC
held bv citizens OF the United States. To insure the
formation of tho corporation It is provided that after
aivep tlme the whole capital is not subscribed
any national bank now existing may SUBSCRIBE
ppon the same terms, the whole or any part or l1s
capital and consolidate and become merged INTO
tls corporaon provided that It thereby abandons is
Dresrnt organization, and s owners accept III Heu VI
their present shares in any such DlhK, bhhrts III nIs
CoruoFatOn of equal value hut no Dank now CAistuE
approval OF the propretors aud of the governor ana
,secers OF the Exchequer OF the United statcs' II
more fbau 900 shares euDscuOed ppQp to Vtn5
mentioned above, the shares VIII be uiNiVed
onlco j. 20 DO IN New-Nork, ma pIInel
offices arc TO be established in the hifen LdIS5st
es OF the country. Tine proDuetOIs are 70 chooae no
managers for an rhe offices. Section provides hat lHc
Tor bapking aud the other 20 consist OF three Conms
sr0r1rs IN CsCh Oflee appointed respectively Dy inc
President tie Governor the STATE ana Inc managers
of tho office These Commissioners are 10 nave aui l
will required security 10 onoOdith lhe
amount of the first s2OJ,0Jy000. ~,
In0uiry among the leading New.NcrR bonkere laiea @
to elicit any information regarding II, H ueflthE thHt
y Knew nothing bout II, with tho exception OF Henry
Csrs who said that hc knew something oi ~ Du hau
no time IN which 10 give the details
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
Irrl1rREs AND MEETINGS.

Wendell Phillips will lecture, tonight, before
ehs Mercantile Library Association, at stenwsy Hall,
ON Daniel OCOncn and will repeat the discourse at
Jls BfO0klyn 10 Academy OF Music tO-inOrTOW night
A Fair for the benefit of the Ladies' Union
Relief Association which fOr disabled soldiers OF
sha late aud their families viii begin tonight at
Republican Han, az broadway and I~enty-thtdst.
CONTRIBUTIONS % all Kinds are earnestly desired
AZ the Church of the Ascension last evening
iiie Rey. Dr. j. G. Smith delivered lecture Evou-
fion discussed the theory evolution advanced
y Darwin Spencer, and Others and cOntrasted IL with
t6e DrovaIent opinion thai the animal Kingdom had It's
existence from successive acts OF Summing
fbe speaker denied that la any had science
shown the passage OF any species OF brutes another
The Rev. Dr. Bellows discOursed, last even
ing AZ All sonls Church, at Fourth-aYs aud Twentieth
49, the hie and work Of John Howard, the philsn-
fhrOpst After giving sketch OF the number and char
icter Of the prisons Inspected by Howard he showed
the letter. fitness for the task which was undertaken.
tn regard 10 the motives which, Rnnpelled Howard, he
said thar ~ net sentimental feeling, hut OF
justice outraged by The wreched condition Of English
prison discipline in the last century.
A call has been Issued 10 cOlOTed citizens
10 bold meeting st the Cooper Institute the night Of
Dec ls 10 protest against the policy Of he Spanish GOV
sfneht toward Cuba during the past four years, and
ssDeesiy 80 view OF ts sotsbery The Cuban patrot
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
OBITUARY..
SAMUEL N. PIKE.

Samuel N. Pike, the well-known real estate
speculator and dstillerwas seized with an apopetc nj
on Saturday IN his Office No. % Bridgest and In spite
of medical aid died In a few hours Mr.. Pike was born
in this city, in 1927. lie OF Hebrew parenage He
did business in Florida Richmond Baltimore, and 81
Louis with only moderate In 1s4s he began the
business OF recifyng and distlng whisky In Cincn-
cnnati and in a few years built up an enormous trade
at one time manufacturing 12OOO gallons per day. much
OF the money made in this way he invested 10 rea
in that city Some of the handsomest buildings in Gin
oinnati were built by him, including the Opera House,
which bore his name and which was burned lew years
later In Mr. Pike removed to this CITY ana
third ST. and Eighhave., and In little more ihsn
year after its completion sold 1t TO James rIsk Jr
fhe fine of his death Mr. Pike of the largest real
estate operators this city and was also large
facturer and dealer in whisky In lSi5 ne HlarTieu
daughter of Judge w. Miller of Cincinnati, by whom ne
had one and three daughters, all OF whom survive
him. His fortune is estimated at several nhlhohs'
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
. CORPSE EATEN BY RATS.

The body Of a friendless man, age about 20,
and known only by the name Of seppel found hor
f6ly matUstef by rais, on hooT Of the rear base.
Inent room Of The house No l62 Westinghouse, yester'
day morning The deceased is said TO have been man
of education and gentlemany department though ne
suffered from extreme poverty and was OF &C.
centric habits. He p?oiessed TO be an inventor
and 10 have discovered feasible method for
tie construction and application OF snau caloile
te greater oart OF his time n visiting large factories
and Otbsr places where complicated machinery ls
used i'm order 10 determine peculiar plan by which
he intended to simplify the operation VI imachneIy now
nm se When able to pay for lodgings he occupied the
nisers bile basement in which his remains were found
He had been missed for several days When found, ne
fce ana er remitles Of his body had been entirely de-
vonred Dy yermin Coroner Keenan, viii try 10 estab
llsl the Identity VI the unfortunate man.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
FOOTBALL.
HUMAN NATURE AT IFS WORST.

Three women were knocked down and bru-
tally Kicked and beaten in BlcecEerst between Greene
and Woostersts. last night, by weldressed rutan'
who escaped before his Identity could be discovered
One OF tho women received severe wound her head
from the heel OF the boot OF her asaaut who left her
living upon the sidewalk bleeding proiusely Three NJ
tlemen, who wero passing witnessed the ontra-
gcous assault, aud two Of them Immediately
oove chase 10 the Fugitive. the third assisted Tie
lpnred woman 20 rse and led her 70 James s. ScoHcd
drug store nj Beecker aud WOOs ersts, where he toid
her 10 remain while c Joined his companions III the
pursuit. Having faiol 70 oyertlke the rlllll' "n9
avoided his pursueIs b. jumping upon BrondWHY cat
I'm WoOsterst the gelclemau returned, ana fOuhd tue
druggist In the act OF eeclg tue injured woman nom
his Store she was faint IOm loss Of bOOd, anu her
wonnd was bleeding freely, the gentleman demonstrated
with the druggist, WHO refusing an explanation or MS
conduct seized the by tho shoulders ana Nlg
lcnty thrust her from me store large crowd Whch
had meanwhile assembled, became ncensed at the inhu
manity OF the druggist, aud Ureaened ga 4tack up9A
eaf5Efe Of The DolieS SSvcnted seemingly inevitable
attack The women were well dressed aud there was
apparently iOr the ASSAULT Or iOr the druggists
UdIsl treatment
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
POLICE NOTES.

Detective Clapp Of Police Headqparters arrested
lasf night Herman a. and Sarah his we age "a ON
snpp ~ having stolen hundred dollars worth OF k dresses
ana other wearing Mr. Meyers keeper Of an ngenee
ofbce at First-st and the Bovery.
Robert Ward age 80, sailor. of Boston, was
found al The Battery Saturday suffering from three severe
wounds which evidently inflicted with sharp inu
en lie stated attacked by OF aans armed
With hnire woundng him. robbed him OF $500 and hed
At11p m on Saturday a fire of unknown origin
xss discovered rooms Of Charles Hogan hthognpher and
stereoper third floor OF the building No Al hadune Ire
flames were the Of Mr. Hogan whose loss
estimated at $50 The stock OF William haeho ueAef ID is' VI
The second foor was considerably damaged by water
Theodore Varley. alias Martin, was arrested by
Police Capt Bym Saturday charged with completely win Jhao o
square johnson has since served year at sing sing Gr an
other ysusbes from the sale oil e
Hotel where he captured the act Of leaving the
hotel with the stolen property.
A German, named Charles GOetz, age 45, living at
Hotel hundred h and IeLth
Saturday before JRce McQuade a. the harlem
Police charged with trying force bis wife 70 take an overdose OF
causing her death Dr. Brooks super
ntendent for the Deaf and Dumb aeompane
GoetI the Courthouse and testified to the excessive quantity o the
drug sought administer The accused committed 70 sh"H
default Of 80 800 bail. 1t is thought that he is insnue
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
Theodore VarIey. alias Martin, was arrested
RAILROAD AND STREET ACCIDENTS.

Alice Cooney, age Z, of No. Harrison-st, was in
any Saturday by the wheels Of heavy truck passing over
and crushing skull George W. Armstrong of Brookyu d. who
hd charge track arrested and held to await the action 0 e
Coroner.
Lawrence Kelley age &c. Of No. 329 East POTh was run over
injured by NewHsven train while crossing Fourth ave.
near Fy-seveD Saturday morning. Both bis legs were severed
nomh his body. ,-.,.,
John oDcnne 90 Of No A. washngionst bad BIS legs eusaea
under the Hudson River Railroad a. y
rytown He trying TO jump upon the cars 10 %
ride to EewYk bnt missed bis hold He was brought 10 'ms CITY in
dying ooDdinoA- -, - /, c..,...,
Thomas Farley age who fell from Thrave car m Chathns
died ambulance YESTERDAY
from Bellevue Hospital 70 b. Nncests hospa
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
rap n4RrEy CANAL ExpEDlTro~.

The United States ship Portsmouth, which
has been undergoing repairs for evera months loft tho
Brooklyn Navy-Yard Saturday bound for the Isihmus
OF Darien where her will make the 1na suryeys
and explorations for the inter oceanic canal the work
having been begun by Commander sclfgc, ana earned
on more recently by Commander crossman, who os his
ife IIth six OF his during hurricane 90 Fip Juan
del AOre The Portsmouth viii iOnch ~ RIO, and after
a short stay will donb,e Capo Horn aad go 10 Yaipa-
rais0 The vessel viii tbcH pt0rocd 30 Panama aud ihc
gulf cOasg. Nb:n Hi5I ga boat and ihgr VIII hr ~
TrGdEcss 10 assst n 4s rAII !h'ipn Ia, uHi"d rae|
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fiffh Avenue Hotel-SenatOr POmerOy OF Kansas,
,A Hon j. H. b. Of Baltimore exAtorneyGsnera Hosr e
Hsror Boston Senator l. Lewis Of Buffalo the Hon
Murnhy Of Albany Of Batsya n. N Gen j. b.
Prhs q California Mcdonald Of Arkansas eI Senator
J MeCoOk Of Hartford Neo fork Hotet3sen,
Henry Tennessee, and Judge Ravenei OF
Fpu,h Carolina. Ceatrdl HoetE1Goy stOekdsle Of
Ters sDd Gel Bolivar Christian Of Virginia Brevoort Hou
SrSge a Abbott of Nicholas HO-Gen. q. b.
ht vice President the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Com
uT Gen James Cunningham OF Massachusetts and James III
kpekas Of Albany HoaseCo Thomas f. Goode Of Virginia
= Ipeaara Hohl-Dsvi A Wells Of Connecticut. .HooadN
Rps-udRe n Of Iowa. A. p. Lsning Of Buffalo and
Y.rnAudeI Havana Metropolitan HotCol Sam Tate Of Mem
Twin Forrest
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
ARRrsr OF coUNrTRrETrns N ARKANSAS

Sr. LOUIS Dec. 6.-A special agent OF the
Treasury Department who for some months past has
been on tic tran OF countcriciers Of railroad bonds
which we're sold In NcwYOrK over year ago. arrested
two leaders Of the gang last Saturday on The St. Frauc
River. near Bolivar Ark. ono OF the men, John Ai
thc emtloy OF the Treasury Department at Washington
Tho other man gave the Of Edwin Sale hut D. sup
Uo5ed 10 be the who committed heavy lOig'l'1 ih
Sev-O Orleans few years A large amount OF un-
finished bonds and United states currency notes were
found In their possession; Also plates presses ec Ine
prisoners arrived here today and viii be ldAeh 10 Wash
Innlnu Il
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
COST oF THE BALLOT.

The expenses Of the recent election IN this
civ as shown ~ a report the Board Of Police by d.
p aasbrouek Chief Of the Bureau Of Elections, were
u3OOOO 16 divided as follows:
Stationery and printing, s99B " httinR up polling.
places aud cartng baotbOTes B1N ~ Salary Of Chlef
1f the bureau tOO 5s advertising f52D0 ~ salaries
of O72 inspectors OF EectQnat va each. t4gH; saarcs
of H6 poll clerks az " each 252 rent on 6ls places ~
Tec}trV and polling at SO each, fs1O; mice" nDrOus
expenses Incurred by directcn OF B1ard Of Police 49,
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
rup DrpARrMENr OF BUnDIyGs.

James j. MacGregor, Superintendent OF
pr,dines has taken umbrage the appropriation made
for the expenses Of his department for the ensuing year.
and savs that the amount Is too small lie wants from
$4,000 10 $4,000 for the purpose, but Is allowed only
$4,000 He says that he cannot fulh The duties OF the
uosifnn Satisfactorily without more fundH ana states
Iis Intention of resigning Mayor Hall, VINO - cn
powered 10 appoint successor Il reported 20 have said
mat he desires Mr. MacGrcQor 20 remain IN MS present
poston until afer jan l. when the power 0i appoint
ninenf will deyolye upon tue Mayor
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
SKATING AND CURLING.


Skating for the season OF 1928 was opened
in Brooklyn on Saturday afternoon at the Capitone
Lake In the evening the lake lighted up and the ex-
perts Of the Brooklyn Skating Club gave an exhimuon
OF their skill II the weather be cold the sport VIII De
resumed this week. There skating at the Union
Pond The houses at Prospect Park will be ready for
skaters as soon as ice formed Of sufficient thickness
At Central Park the skanghouses are all erected ana
will be ready for public use by Wednesday.
The curling fraternity has been making preparations
for the coming season by electng club onieers Inc
Paterson Curling Club played It's first game on saturday
The clubs Of New-YOrk aud Brooklyn, however nave
yet 10 open the season The New York Curriers' VIII
again occupy the lake Seventy hhst. In central
Park. The Brooklyn Curriers' will have part OF the
Prospect Park Lake set aside for their special use ana
small house will be erected the borders OF the lake
for their implements The large lake at Prospect PARK
has been set aside for the ceboat regaas which are to
OF the Winter sports at the PARK TINS season.
There will also be base ball matches on the ice.
FOOTBALL.
This favorte game with the English col
eans recently become quite popular with Ameri-
can college and academy students. The contests
between Yale College and the Columbia College students
lately excited considerable attention. On Saturday
two parties hang from Columbia College OF this city
and The stevens Institute of HOboken played matcn
on the Knickerbocker Club grounds at the Elysian
Fields which resulted in the success VI the former
eleven, - -
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
van o1 the %s,%ss e ts

Sass The reports viii be forwarded washnrton
after the porations are Completed ana he
coast Of China and Japan, and WI alterward lay up or
cnairs nj san Francisco Sh0 will then proceed To the
spfh eea Islands and NewZealand TO make surveys OF
norts of the Pacific the charts OF which detective
f is expected that the entire expedition VIII cover ionr
of five years.
m1nded by Capt j. g. skerritt; Executive officer, j. @
Reed; Navigating Officer, l.. Clarke Leutenants j. Il
Noel w Christopher, ID. Deehanty, and w NJ Buehier
paynaster E. N Whtehouse; Surgeons, g. Street and b.
Ferebee Engineers John Bayler and Charles Beardslee
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
ana the tspaey with which IL cngs 10 the institution
OF slavery The call appeals especially 10 colored men

and the tsnaety with which 10 cings 20 the INSTITUTION
OF slavery The call appeals especially to colored men
I'm view OF the late abolition Of Slavery In inc united
states The meeting will be addressed by the Rev
Henry Highland Garnett d. d.. w. n. Saunders OF Bal
timore, and others.
A meeting in the interests OF the New-Iork
Church Extension and Missionary Society was held last
evening in the secondave Methodist Episcopal Church
at Onehundred- and nneteenhst Addresses we're made
by tho Rev j. b. Merwin, the Rev. W. G. steele,
the Rev. W. Il. Ketcham, ana the hev. W.
pended s6sOO OF which $4,000 was for the payment OF
missionaries and rents and $50 600 for real estate anu 'e
churches and missions 10 missionaries and assistants
md Ia Sunday schools.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

DAxDRurr.-BuRyErr's CocoArE removes.

II FEBRUARY LAST Son or MINE, AGED
sKyESrEES YEARS PLEuEsr ns uHEiruso
WAS IABonous HlcKSG, PASTUL coroH DEvEioPED usFLr
AND NE COMPLAINED rITESDiSe FRon Tnr EH
PIT 10 TIE WAIST - THE READEsr EESrDr
siTHrs REACH UxEDIATELI ADXNlsIERED SEAELr THREH
rAs1EsPooxsEuL or JAISEs EIFEcroRAyr And APPLIED
James LIsEEST oyER ALL 4HE AFFECTED.
UP wARNLI N riSUrEi HH vOsirEO, ASD WAS
ATTERvARp KAsI FOR THE PAIN ~ TnE SIDE Rs
TURNING GAVE uIH ruE EHPEcroRaST, ASD
AaiiS usrD TnE LSnSr AFFORDED HIN NfTiNT REIiT
Os THE lTH VA, DECIDEDLY DETER RAISING
ooSsIDERIBLE THLEGH COSrlSuSo WITH IHE EI
PEoroRASr The BRoEES Up ~ DAT On
TWO, AND ua WAS ABOUT A. usCaL KSowNs nov
rpsyAlEsr sQv eIEs FATAL THzs ATTACKS W PLzrR'r
,xp SIMILAR LUSs cosFLIigTs AXIS DrISd WINTER
sKorIos or fHs COUNTRY GLADLY MAKE KNOWN TuEn Tca
AND At THH sAxs TxE ooSrDESou rs TnE
VIRTUE or 1Hs EBxEDIEs nsSToSEDB C. G. NioKES eq JOS
tee Of the Peace Elin, Pulaski Comfy, Ill
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

stO.0OO.-Dr. STERLING, Park-ave., declares
sou be without hs BuHoLAH A's o yea
thousand dollars r. hoLsk'' "uii1''"
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

An evening at the Academy is made more
d.ebtI by fhe glorious toaes KS1nH PnNo In iht
MI Inccs soul sing other tOd y J. BAUra Co., 90
Bros
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
THE
Connecticut Mutual
LIFE
Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Organized in 1910, had the first day of January,
1872, Assets amounting TO s3I,07S'fOl Co.
aud surpIus of s5,G;O,76i7 -.
T Company ha, steadily Purue two great practical ead'
FIRST.

Tlls Company has steadily Purwo two great practical ena'i
FIRST
To pao, the security Of s policies beyond the Of adverse con-
upsende. Nothing containing any element Of ha truly safe
unless more than sypsnty sA purely Muind Company has nc
resource beyond the premiums charged upoR s policies
wherefore these premrms apparently higher than een
contingency Vill eslaas or lstore solyerey VehL
SECOND.
To reduce The o'y Of It's meule for % policies TO ihs
loves. pos.b. rate To accomplish @ and ye, msna that perfect
security without which all duon charges nominal
premium cary ample suy contingency aud higher than expects
ever to really need, and practically reduce @ premium each
rear to the actual Of the Company f the mebeug and
take from the pole, holder than present eoniOus demand
sox, him to retain nom 30 per Of the a premium per
sneni credit or loan aud retain from each subsequent prenun that
portion Of the pryoas years m pn actually proved to be
us 80 that a, time does the Company take from him higher
en,l prem than i.ree, cary tho t Tor the rear and pro.
vide the reinsurance fund
Ii. strictly Mutual Sslnsl, diverted stockholders, aud each
nenbeg has BIZ psuIane ts exact cost he Company
r Of eIsn.s ha' besn from tue besanus bsn that Of other
companies, It, mors, b,ea favorable hf and It's rate Of inter
est a. high upon av,stnsui, Of ih. hee, otst
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

CHRISTMAS IS COMING KNOX is ready. lie
displays ysssb and varied assortment Of Tsn urs a, each OF h
e,tabhmer and under the Fnh Arnne Hotel - vel
his voInae popular Winter style OF Hats for gentlemen Deal Al
KEOx'L
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
HOME NEWS.

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