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DANGER OF USING SLANG.
A Pittsburgh Drummer Abroad
faroed Up che spOut-A Cenmer.
ciai Traveller Csppersd. - .

A Pittsburgh Drummer Abroad
Fsroed Up the spOut-A Cemmer.
ciai Traveller Csppersd. - I
ON Monday last, says the 0mshs Bee,
Jrmes S. Devaux, of Pittsburgh. Pa.
a travelling agent Tor MCDOWELL d Co..
iron and hardware merchants OF that
city, and also for a glass factory, arrived
in that city and registered at one Of the
prominent hotels. During his peram.
bulations about the city he fell in with
some sporting men, who "steered him
into a Twelfth street alleged brace
game OF faro, by which he lost, $25 and
a valuable and handsome revolver,
which had been presented to him IN
the east. Leaving the saloon, and
meeting Captain Kelley, he informed
him OF the matter. The gamblers had
kept an eye on HIN, and when they saw
him "squeellng" to Capt. Kelley. they,
hunted up Deputy-marshsl La Fond.
aud in formed him that the man who
was talking TO Capt. Kelley was thief
from Chicago; that they knew him 70
be a dangerous character and that his
thieves slang WAS enough to condemn
MIN. Upon this information the Pitts.
burgh drummer was afterward arrested
by La Fond and brought before the
police court. The gamblers by sharp
--.-..,:.. k,l ,,AanE al tho dunn m or
who, when before Judge Porter, was
really considered burglar, or come
thing worse, a. his usual flow Of slang
led 10 that i'm preston. The judge had
n suspicion that the man was not all
right. and therefore telegrsphed to the
Chief of Police ct Pittsburgh, who re-
piled that Devaux was just the man he
represented h'mself to be. He was
therefore discharged from custody,
giving the gamblers credit for whlp-
saving him on the turn. ..
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LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE or WIT VIKGINIA,

STATE or WHIT VIK6INIA,
ohio cot nty,
Al rules, held in the Jerks ONCE 81 the
County curt ~ the county Of Ohio, ior
s,li court on the last Mo day In February ,
1873
IN CHANCERY.
Richard V. Whelan guardian of John
tSuhl anJ Joseph Ruhl, complainant.
Caroline RITZ, Administrative OF John Ritz.
deceased & trOliue Ritz, Mary Nichols and
David Nichols, her husband, Catherine
MtSeT and Henry Meyer, her husband.
James VI. liz, IL I'm A. "UZ, onstsntine
Ruhl, Anna RITZ and Jane, NJ. Ritz, her
guardian WI liam Ritz, Caroline DIadley
and Kali h Bradley defendants.
. Ii" Orlect 81 tubs suit IN To effect the par.
tItirU ~ certain real estate lying In the
Ounty and STATE aiore aid, OF wUich John
HI T. deceased, di. d sieSed, and II appea' ing
lrDi. IN abide VII filsI In his cause that
aroline Bradley, Ralph bradley, Mary
y tchols. IavId Nichols and constant u"
hui, deem ANTS, as sJoresaid, sIe non
residents OF This STATE, they are hereby re-.
guired Ia appear lhiu one m nth nj 81
IN" date ni the first publication hereof, AMI
do what may be necessary 10 protect lheir
intr.cstS IA this suit.
tuph test. ROB'T Is WODDs,
de X OF County Court Tor ohio coun'y
WIN. n. McLnrue, solicitor or com
plaLsnt. ieb2D-O.wb
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TIE Louisville Co,r'er 'jo'T"a' man
.s- read CoLr.x's recent explanation
- Sonth Bend sand compared 1t with
r,.. testimony given before the POLAND
committee Bat the mental and moral
-,rain wa. too -evare for unassistet hu-
~ nature. and the editor contesse-, IN
e.. ,onhle loaded paragraph, " 1t will re-
.nfrr closer srslysis than that which
,,a nave made. or are capable OF MAX
,.,, to alter our opinion that IN this
h, -iness Mr.. CoLsAN hs- been very
much abused and wronged
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rHE March number OF the We-t Viz

THE March numcer oil the West Nlr
.,nia Educational Journal l. at hand
= ii, as usual, tuil o. interesting matter
h,rn original and selected. 1t contains
an editorial review OF the provisions OF
House Bill No, g, the proposed school
NV that " now under consideration 10
NJ legislature, and gives TO the bill
commentator and support. The edit
,or saws, after speaking OF the man
,-.rures OF the bill, at Is desirable that
.a essential charges he made.
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r. is now considered probable that
P,NrRoY will be convicted OF bribery
q, me June term OF the Circuit Court
81 Touexa aud will be sent to the nen-
;.rn,is-y uoless sooner elected to take
r,LDwaLL 5 place in thesUuited States
Scale
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CAKES AMEs Is to nave public DIM
rcr aud reception in Boston, as An ex-
cr.ssion OF the admiration OF h's con-
,.i,nen,s. for the manner IN which he
rlaced stock where it would do the
most good.
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NED O'BALpwrN writes from the
s., nbenvine jail to toe New York pa
,,ar. a letter in which he renounces the
nrze ring, forever but in which he as
.,ils some al his fellow pngllists IN q
s.yre that will probably provide HIM
u..,h enough personal and private fights
10 ,-pep MS hand in for some time 70
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Rnf1nNn Sn0RFa.
THE DAILY GRAPHIC.
ANEW ERA IN JOURNALISM.

TIVE DAILY GRAPHIC is the only jllustrat-
daily newspaper in the world. II h an
eight page paper, published eve afternoon
and contains al the latest news, besides q
great variety OF correspondence, gossip and
other fresh and interesting matfer. It's
ereat feature consists In the fact that by
the Aid OF newly discov red and wonder.
full processes II presents daily tour pages OF
beautiful pictures, Illus rating the leading
and striking events OF the day.. These IL
lustrafionB are executed In the Richest
style OF the art, and cnnstitute complete
and graphic panorama OF our times and
proeress They are prepared BY the lead
Ing artists of the country and without re-
gard to expense These illurtrations are
accompanied by graphic descriptive mattei
and able editorials which combine 70 make
THE DALEY t3R PHIc newspaper ofsur.
passing and permanent interest 70 every
man and every family. In politics THk
DAILY ORAfsIc IL strictly non partisan
aad fndspendsul, and while itdi>caseee al
tnpica OF public interest, 1T deals fairly and
impartiany with all secfs and parties. ~
win alWays bA high toned and VIII c'ntsin
nothtpa 70 offend any taste. Trms S1.e
Der year. Henn for IT, Addpees; lis.
1shs THE DAILY GRAPHIC,
usrfiC .lE las ,iao NSW York Cffy, =
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AND now the people of New Jersey
rr,pose TO remove their State capital
from Treutoo to Newark or Elizabeth.
Ii IS hard tor legislators TO find IN any
81 ,he States a "permanent seat"
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ValuaM fabturingPropsl
FOR SALE.

The subscriber wishing TO retire from
BUSH ess, W Ill sell BITS oue-half interest In
the Wheeling Boat Yard with all the mod
ern appliances and facilities for boat build
ing My partner, Dunleyy, cannot be ex.
celled In the art Of boat building. Also my
interest in the Keg and Barrel Factory.
will sell either separate or both together
and wilIsaIl or lent thereal estate consist
ing OF saw Mill, Drafting Houhe, Dwelling
House, with, three tenants, cooper shop,
Dry House, Engines, Machinery; Se.
Pittsburgh Commercial and, Cincinnati
Commercial COPY sig times and sen bill 10
this ffics for rOlleotiOn.gYr5. marlz-a
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wEnNEsp.Y, MARCH ic. 1873.

4 LAseg box OF goods OF various
l,irjs was shipped from Charleston last
Friday TO President GRANT. Some'
ho5y down there wants an appoint
ment.
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NEwfAoyasns EMEhTs
FINE new PIANOS
ksATAUcTIoN!

To he sold at my aucnon room. No; Iq
18TH, at or. H.. Two plep did seven Octave
Pianos, with fne rosewood cases, Large
scale, carved legs, mouldings and petdier,
top leaver hampers, and Agraffs teb6les.
These pianossre made BY an Old establish
ed Plano Mandatory, OF the best materl-
ais and are fully warranted by the manu-:
facturers for five yeaI1. They haye been
consigned t. me from the'east and Will he
'e they WIZ Wit Be on exhibition Friday and
s nssiss sf:S11t w III Aucdnee
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tDtED.

P' pPrRS-At New orleans, La, March
|, 1873. THEODORE, youngest son OF Peter
and t,ycI,ael Perper aged two mouths.
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iMcLAIN'S
SYRUP
PUBLIC SALE.

on wEDNE'DAy, THE 0TB DAY oF
NMsrch, 1913, co. msncing at 10 o'.l pck,
i viii seli at Fublic Auc ION. NJ my ~.
denee On Jonn rEtet, etween Sixtn ana
seventh- all ofmy Hcusihoid and ktfcn u
furniture, cons sing OF Paflor, timing
room and Chamber sen also one exfa
hle 10 ewood IhickeIing Plano, one lot OF
Brusseb nd ingram 'srpets In TACT every
hing In the housekeeping line 10 pei.
sons IN want " such goods this h rare
Terms OF sale CASH. ID, LYNN.
J.A.AILlAk.4s AuctioneN, DAfu
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NOTICE.

r{NHF UNFERSIGN I'D LUMRER DEAL.
| rrs o Vine Ing would respectfully Ia.
iu' IN The customers that all accounts Will
he pres. nted for e. u. mrnt qu trtsriy IN
stead OF ~ mi-annuslly az her, ofpTe.
,Tmstrug. oen a Co. Klevis, KRAFT 4 Co.
HAMS & Wilson. VI Al. hubbard
Pannell q Updegraff Peltz <Flading
J. \. OllidaN n son. Joseph salisbury.
February II. 1873
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oIsoCKS.7

ONE or THE LARGEST AND MOST
~ varied stock of Clocks can oe found al
at 'O4 Market street, below M'Lure House,
where all latest sly les have Jast been re-
Try, silver and Plated " are, Spectaeles,
Gold Pens, &c t,...
sS-fihe Watches, Jeweiry, Clocks &C.
repaired and warranted, . :, %.
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Mre: O. MSOoy,

TEEps A FULL ASSORTMENT or
N LAces, Trimmings. Gloves, Coryets, in
Guiding Mrs. MOody's Abdominal Corset
Cent? and Ladies' Hosiery, Handkerchief
and everything appertaIn ng t0a complete
assortment or Fancy Goods. Orders for
anything N her line promptly attended 10.
Ladies desirirg 10 purchase handsome win
ter clio II or water proofs would do well 10
examine her stock before making selections
elsSyyhsfs. .rfl2r
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Travellers Insurance Company,
Or HAkTF" Ri. CONN.
ACCIDENTAL PLAN.

NASH Az Eta JULY !, IMP, 81, i03 2s6.sl.
" John Il. Trull, Agent, Hrket stree
one doof south OF RIGIsrER Office, Wheel
log, W Va cobra
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LINDSLEY INSTITUTE.

THE SPRING TERM OF THIS INsTI:.
tute will open April 2, 1873. This school
l. now a pernenancy, and In successful
operation. and all branches receive carei III
al ention. JAMES WATSO
mar5-b JOAN HUTCHINSON.
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Wanted.
" ANT ED.

WE WISH T., ENGAGE THE SE"-
w "icesoi a. least one reliable, intelli-
gent gentleman IN eve v city, town and
county In the SoiLh. Business agreeable
and STR city legitimate Welding from slOV
~ s2tJD per annum. For uartic . iars sdjro--
TURNBU l. BROTHrRS.
i710 eg0 Pubs, PalumOre Nd.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ ~" !
GOODS!

idLT .i.st
We win open this morning, Feb'y 8,
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,OOTIt RCES SUGAR CURED HAMS.
5OPsckeses Lake II h.
500 Packages OF Macsera!. Nos en- 3.
mars. UdLE ebay, SON q co.
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Seeds.

zoo BUSHELS PRIME TIMOTHY SEED.
j 500 Bushels of Clover iced. For sale by
mars. O6LEBAY, SON ca.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership,

TIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THfs
i day formed co-partnership fnr the
puruose OF continuing the Brewing husi.
ness nsreioiore eoiduordd by the firm of
~. d nd-lt n CO." under the firm name
NJ Tnglsn SCo The business " i'll be con
ducIed At the same place as that OF the lals
firm. An. ID. ENG ISH
pET.R nAIMk
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NEW ADVERTISERS EMS
MARKET SQUARE
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

21L by 861S feet, Real Estate on West side
of Market squara, 81 Ward, between Mahi-
son str. ct and Msrket alley. ror pariiCu-
lars apply at this office. mars
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Quoted At the same place as that OF the lale
firm. An. ID. ENG ISH.
Peter DAHME.
BALTIMORE, March, 1874 m.rl0s
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Or THE
/ United States for the District OF West
Virginia. In Bankruptcy.
IN The meter OF Richard Porter and
Richard J. Porter, partners ~ X. Porter q
Co., B.,nklupts.
The undersigned hereby give notice thst,
In pur nance al an order OF the aid Court
IN said case, he will on Wednesday, 18th
day of March, lsTs, commencing ~ u
o'clock A NJ sell TO- lash Al pu ic auction,
~ the Tont door ~ the ourf iious- of Ohio
county, W. Va, the outstanding ana un.
90 ,ecied q, BITS due the estates Oi said
Baukrupts or either Of them, III OF which
may be- seen al the office of Geo. Il. Isli
well, 80 one oi the negiste \ In Bank.
uIicy, III Fourth street. In the city ~
IS h eiing. " Va Said debts Will be sold
under lie eXp.ss, condition that they ale
- III al the risk o the ~ chssers th-reo',
and without ecourse 10 tn. undersigned OI
the estates OF Said Baukrupts sh"u d the
~ me prove Wort htess or uucolectible nom
any eau cor paid in whole or Ia part.
said debts will b, sold separately ~ all
together M may he best Tor my trust,
X ,bFkT I'STOIL.
Assignee In Bankruptcy oisaid Bdnkrup,s.
II
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ne acts.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-11

a7A;ihanAsome Ge9sgia. girl ,hsp aacom,
RBllgghsH Bg TIE feas ef yidlBg mule eighty;
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'Inkbtifdfiiax pT 9fAainaEda daikra o6Mf
A eaAs 3HvoHfHk > question. OF

'IakBtdfIiax .p1 44saE Il arhz oSMf = q
A 6aas 1HvoRfnk 3 question ot s1t'
was .iied' Thnssdsy, Ia, ,ths C9an 81
mon PleA3;a between Jat1es. r. a44S81;
Esq :3tahf fife WestsHn Qnion Telsgraph
CoatP4Hy. IT 1ppeafs tRat SotIss .titne
sinte.Mf: Aiken fescefted a aidespstoti ttStAma StAma'
Miadleton &sCo:,so of Baltim6ieia to The
effect, chat they had an ordef fof 100
bl4Spf cottop, at 165 cent?: he; re-:
pfed"'I will Atl the ORDER" About D.
wS6k after fe received q letter ID answsf'
t6Sn6 written by Him, RaYing that he
wss'nistsken il che price, whfch '5h6hld'
h4vei btSn 143ff. - He visited the teIe.
gtanh Once and found that the hessaRe
hsd Beerl pfpperly sent across The iwitea;e
hut TIE operator he9e 'Enad De q InistAke IN:
ttAHsetibing 'sMf: Aiken applied TO!
Mid4letoh SEQ: fpf k;ifeleAse, but they
refused qs,r 'He therefore brought stiit;
against the telegraph: c6mpany for daE-'
msgesj Amounting feoa seSeraf = hundred
dallaf6.1 Colonel Rioh, In behalf OF: Mr.
AakSns contended that the oot6 6pany WAS
responsible for Losses to the party in1
juted, whoever he be, and cited many
authorities III support Of his position
Pefcoatru. MesstG Robertson and Mo
Giants &;Douglass, for defendants, argued
that Mr.: Aiken wasipot privy to the suit;
that he was not comp pelled to. fill con-
tfactt for 141AS cents; as despatch con:
tanned the figures is sc. 566. and 66At Middle.
ton & Go. we're the parties to bring suit.
They also. adduced .weighty authorities
IN defence OF 2 their position. Several
other points were involved, among them,
whether theHpresent agreement, at the
head Of each despatch, binds the e.Bender
or receiver, or not. The jury rendered.
q verdict OF se0G in favor Of plaintiff.
This case is an interesting one, and may
be oarriedinto she'higher courts. i.ss'Tt
- .!r'h7I, 1JVinns6oro News. :
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COLUMBIA. s.. g.. SUNDAY MORNING. .MAYl1 1878. n
Attractive Goods 4
Attic
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishm't 4
OF -
WIN. d. LOVE & co.

= -@S$<
"Ehave added to our stock the past few
w days. some choice goods, as we'll as
% Wl!i 151s open, MORROW, ,tMosDAr,, April
:, 1900 loo yards Foulard Silks; beautiful goods,
$500 yards A Printed Cretone, at 1Gsconte
yard. Chea pest goods sold this season.
ESQ pieces Dress Goods, from 25 cents to 81
yard, In the new colors. =
Two-l}utton Kids. at rs cents pair,
Tucked Skirts, at rs cents each. -
Ladies Whito Aprons, from 25 cents to Il 25
Yard-wide White Mating, at 25 cents yard.
Lace Collars, at 25 cents each.
Printed Linen Lawns, ut 80 and 3TA cents q
yard, in fast colors.
White Piques, at 25 cents yard; fine goods.
White Nainsook, at 12A cents yard.
Plain apd Lace Striped Victoria Lawn.
Embroidered Sets, at so cents q set.
Club handle Paraeols.
Our Lace and Embroidery department com.
prises very choice selection.
Hosiery, in nll sizes and makes.
A full line Of Prints and Domestics.
AL are invited to call and inspect our at
tractive stock.
Customers will End whatever advertised, at
the Grand Central Dry Goods establishment
OF ". d. LOVE & CO.,
Under Wheeler House.
w. u. LOVE. 3. 3. MCCRErRY
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Stamping for Embroidery and Braiding
A ND also PINK1Nd, done at Mrs. ePERT:
a, NER:s establishment. in Mrs. Hinrich.
CONS store, on Main street. She begs to in.
ing country, that she will give instructions in
making Wax Flowers, by new method.
Lessons given until 1t is thoroughly known
hot hoW to make a any tina OF q foyer ia four
oan'be seen ct her establish ment, Main street,
Apr so r.
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2.700 BAR,RooMs 10 BE CLOSED. The
prohbitory liquor law goes into effect in
Massachusetts,. Boston will experience
one otithe greatest business changes
ever known; providing the letter of the
law is enforced, which closes every shop
and place where beer ib sold. The eta
ttsticl report of:the Chief OF Police
shows upwards Of 2,700 public bars hav-
ing been kept open in the city, aad fur
ther infofmatioh1 10 to the effect that of
these, TIERS are but twenty places; be-
ades brewerieS' where beer alone is sold.
By the enactment OF the Legislature,
everyplace, for the sale. OF liquor kept
open will be- in defiance Of the statute.
The nextrepbrt OF the State Police will
be- anxiously looked for. !. 'r ~" ~ .
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.THE,IAsr, OF AN Old nI11rr1av 0o,,

:lTHE.1 1.AsF, ,oFAN 01Da Nl1LrEAhY -OoM-
RAAY,;TEH4}as. EH4}as death :, Of the late Jacob
DohgIass, says the Alexandria IVA Ga
zeas, 'leavas! Mr.! WilIis*1. G.esoosJ. q 8
that CITY, theilast and only survivor Of
tha.Alaxandria Blues, who took partiin
tha battle Of the. White House. in. 1914.
At othe eppmepeemept OF the late war
there we're three survivors. William
Gfeeory, 'Hillety langley and JACOB
Douglas. Mr.: Langley, who was order.
~ sergeant a0fa1he, company. died In
Areland q: .tAw Yeafs ego. ME-, ,.D Douglas
waa sergeahtimalor of the regiment,
which, nwab " eomhanded by 1C0lo,ai
Daihgesheld. a7Sf ;: ''d-gsnh ,saT.'
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61sTAeEEs rs mafER1xaE.~Tspopy 1if1;sorsy
relief for young men from tho effects Of errors
IApediments to Maria ge 'rsmo Ssd: New nf3e:
thod OF treatment.. New and rem lar knhleie-
modes. Books and Circulars sent free. in
CfATION, NO. 8 South Ninth street, iledsl-
Phia. Pa..an Institution having high .repu-
onfor hohorable condcct and professional
ekltl, q. - 80. :. Mar &c 3m Z,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-17
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
THE
Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
Security, Equity, Economy, Safety and Unpar-
alleled Success are some of the AdVan-
tage. offered by this Company.

SECURITY.
It's accumulated assets, January l, 1873, are
S5s,55O.O59.12,
al of which is the property OF tho pocy-hold'
ers, and is Immediately available. 1t Is invest
ed rs follows:
Cash in Banks and Trust Cos, s., l59,SG3 Ua
Bonds and Mortgages, First Liens
on improved property, worth in
every case at least double the ~. ~, -
amount loaned, 4i,oOZ,ooi 81
United States New York State,
Town and City Bonds (register-
ed in the name Of the Company
cost 900, luo 10
Real Estate, Company's Buildings
and property purchased under
foreclosure OF mortgages, l,"li,oOt %
Accrued interest," Deferred Ere
miums and other assets, l,92b, ~ VI
aycneJs the cost bv 572, 500 CO
An annie Reserve of over S55, ,000, 900 is now
on hand, to provide against all contingencies.
Persons who have made up their minds to be
insured should, therefore, carefully inquire
what companies have done Desl for their policy
holders in the past which returned to them the
largest amounts for over-paymeDts; which have
the least ordinary expenses; which are most
conservative; which most likely to stand the
bers along the distant future. No one need
make mistakes in this matter. 1t only requires
the exercise of little patient Judgment. Inc
whole country is literally strewn with insurance
documents. Read and compare.
Commencing business in 1913, without one
cent of capital or guarantee fund, this Company
has accumulated cash assets amounting to SoS,
$50, O,O5942, which exceed those OF any other
Company in the world
Its income for the year 1872 was ,71G0454,
which exceeds that of amy ether Company III
the world.
1t has IS, 1lG policies in force.
1t has paid clains amounting to SO, 694, l55 II.
1t has returned in dividends, to its policy
holders SIS GAG o5907., Tncse dividends arc
not only much larger than those of any other
company in the world, but they exceed those Of
all the other companies in the United States
combined, exceptirg three.
&. l. THOMAS, Agent
Office in w. D. Corse S Co.'S. Banking House,
No 50 King street nh lin
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Married persons, or Young Men ,con!'mp!"t,
Loss of Procres:ive Power-lmpotency, Ncr-
vous Exctability, Pspitation, Organic Wes'h-
ness, Nervous Debility, or any other Dsqu"li'
lic:ltion, speedily relieved.
Hc who places himself under the care of DR. j.
msy rcligiously contdc in his honor as q gentle
man, and confidently rely upon his skill "s'
nhySician
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GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC
for Liver Complaint and its painful offspring,
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundice, Bilious At
tacks, Sick Headache Collie Depression OF
Spirits, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Chllls and
Fever, &c, Sc.
After years of careful experiments, to meet a
great and urgent demand, we now produce from
our original Genuine Powders
THE PREPARED,
a LIQUID form of SIM MONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR, containing All its wonderful and valu-
able properties, and offer it in
ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES.
The Powders (price as before) .....Sl.0 per pkge
Sent BY mail il........................... l.O4
ny CAUTION -EE&
Buy no Powders or Prepared Simmons Liv-
er Regulator unless in our engraved wrapper,
with Trade mark. Stamp and Signature un-
broken None other is genuine.
j. Fl. ZE1LlN & Co,
MACON. Ga, AND PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Sold by ali Druggists.
For sale by E. S. Lcadbcater s. Bro. ap3O- ~