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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
LIST OF PREMIUMS
TO BE AWARDED BY THE
Montgomery County Agri-
cultural Society.

At its Twentieth Annual Exhibition, to
be held in the Society's Grounds, at
Rockville. Maryland, on
Wednesday, Thursday and Fridoy, Sep
tender 10th, 11ta and 18th, 1873.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
or, JOHN'8 COLLEGE,

CTR, JOINTS COLLEGE,
- ANNAPOLIS, MD,
JAMES y. G8RNETr, Il. a. Principal
Examinations for admission Sept 10th and
Both Session begins October Let Terms fer
tuition and board, Including fuel, lights and
washngl &275 per annuta, payable scmi-annu-
ally 10 adgaeee Several State Scholarships
vacant FOR Catalogues, containing full par
ticglafs address
Prof WI II HOPKINS,
aug S--eotocti Annapolis, Md.
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Executive Commisboe aud Committee q

LZecutive Committee and Committee Ct
Arrangements
Jos Bailey, Jno T Dcsellum, Tho5 Su-
Ter, II D 0ffUt VIM $ Brooke
As8sssozt5--Til Ncland, Roger Z FarGufar.
Joshua Gilpiu, J Heath Dodge
Committee Of Reception.
Z j. Hall, W w CoreoFan, Jos II Bradlcy,
Hon K Bowie, Hon Montgomery Blair, a b
Davis l Cha5 Alert Geo Peer, A1g Perry,
ter, Il Hallowcll, n S White, Geo e Brooke
DR. Washington Waters, O II P Clarke, Capt
Z w Oven.
C9rrcPonding Secraary-Dr L E Stonestrect
TreasuTeT-H w Talbot
Assistqnt Secretarn-Rudolph Walking.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22

CtT, JOHNS ACADEMY,
- AT CARROLL CHAPEL,
Montgomery County, Md.
TIE exercises will be resumed on the lst
MONDAY or SEP TEAfBER, 1873.
The Male Department viii be under charge
Of Mrs. a. NJ. CALDWELL, and tho Female IN
der that Of Miss y. MosrAGug.
Particular attention will be given to the
morals and department Of all The scholars,
who will be carefully instructed in the Eng
lish branches, together With the rudiments OF
a classical education.
Primary cIasses.... 90 per or.
Intcrmediate....... 90 do
Academic .......a.............S5,o 90 do
Music and Languages extra.
Apply TO Mrs A. NJ Caldwell, Wheaton,
Post Office.
REFERENCES
Rev JAs MAcgIs, Rockville
Rear Admiral SAsDs, U s Observatory.
ALYRED RAY, Esq.
Jas FggwIcN, Esq.
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Do Pair Of ers..................,....8
For ID do do. ....-.............,..5
Commiitce- Hazel B Cashell, Samuel Jones,
Samuel A Janney, Frederick Stabler, r W
Williams.
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TIL Il SEN TINEL.
Arrival and Departure Of the Trains.

EASTWARD.
7,9sa. m.-s;si a. m.--l2;24p. m,-e42 p. m.
WESTWARD.
s;3la. m--lo:50-a. m-5.s9 p m---6:42 p. IN.
Trains running West at s:3l a m, and 1924
p. m. are through trains and stop at no other
point than Rockville between Washington and
Point Of Rocks.
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To Wheat Growersg
Elk C e. $40 Re )"


Lire, tbones disSolUea ia saiphuric
acid, y Potash and soda,
Forming the most concentrated universal
and durable fertilizer ever offered to the
Notwithstanding all the stimulating quail
ties OF Peruvian Guano, and the ever durable
fertilizing properties of Bones. Excelsior ia
in fine dry powder prepared expressly for
drilling, and can be applied in amy quantity,
however small, per acre; and II is the opin-
ion of many close calculating Farmers, after
FOURTEEN yeass experience in testing il
side by side with other popular fertilizers,
that an application Of 100 pounds Of Excelsior
is equal TO from 200 to SOC pounds of any
other fertilizer or guano offered for sale,
therefore is fully 100 to 200 per cent cheaper
Mas- Look out for limitations and counter
feits The popularity of Excelsior has Undue.
cd interruptions parties in this and other
cities to copy our trade mark, and resort to
other disA0RoruJie means to sell their geerH
less compounds.
Mss- Farmers should see that every Dag is
branded rs above, with the ANALYSIS and
OUR NAME in RED LETTERS. All Others
are connterfcits.
va, PRICE 500 PER TON
J. J. TURNER & co,
AZ Pratt Street, Baltimore, Nd
gaD- For sale by
John A. Baker, Washington, D. G.
t. " White, Whites Ferry, Va.
Williams & Lewis, Barnesville, Md.
Walter NJ Talbot, Gaithersburg, Md
Samuel Waters, Laurel, Md.
Jordan & Graham, Berlin, Md.
Geo r. Hays, Monoeacy, Nd
Geo M Smith & Bro, Monrovia, Md.
w. II. b. Dorsey, Mt. Airy.
Samuel 3. Grove, RidgeyIllc, Nd.
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CoTnnlifee-R T Bentley, Daniel II Gather,
inc Wilson. Alfred Ray, Hilleary Bogey.
Flour.
For best Family Flour (quartcr barrel SO 90
For I'd do do. .............
For best Fine do do............. 2
Comniihse-G w Hyatt, Rich'd Williams,
Geo W Hilton, VIM Williams, WIN 0rndorf.
Tobacco.
For best sample of Tobacco, &c pounds 81 90
Conssaatce-Philenon II Smith, A G Hig-
gins, Chas NJ King, Francis Valdenar, Edm
G Duly.
Machinery & Agricultural Impiem'ts.
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Saddle and Harness.

For the best Saddle md Bride,.,....".$5 90
Do Wagon Harness, horses. s
For I'd best do do........ 80
For the best Carriage Harness, horses
For 2i do do..... 30
Committee DIR VIM = Magruder, BENZ D
Palmer, Jas n Benton, Edw NJ Vers, VIM
Rudolph Beal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22

IOr DcSl ...........pAO w
Do Mare or Goding ..... 20
Con,mitec-W Walter N Talbot, Stephen NJ
Lyddane, James A Boyd, Nathan " Allnutt,
John Broadly.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
Horses.
No horse shall compete for more than one
premium, except in tho Trials OF Speed.
Biooded Horses

EExhbitors viii be required to produce and
file with The Secretary of he Society, pedigrees
of ali stock entered for these premiums
Commiaec-C Chairman John II Gassaway,
John G Trundle W " Blunt, w B Chichester,
DR. w P Palmer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
Horses Of General Utility.

Co,amittee-Dr Smith White, Ghas Hut
ton, W 9 Clagett, Alonzo Sellman, Thomas
Hunter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22

Do Washing Mrchinc.. .............
Commiaee-- Grecnbury NJ Watkins, Edw G
Giipin, VIM Il Sluncaster, Wm.H Ward, Alex
Dade.
1.-THE two committees on machinery &c.
will net conformity in awarding premium for
the best display OF machinery and agricultu-
rai implements
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
Homemade Fabrics.

For The most neatly patched Garment.
For best Pants and Vest, cut and made,
and exhibited BY lady ............... 3
Commi1ee--Jas Townsend, Julian Griffith,
Miss s A Desellum, Miss Lizzie Holland, Mrs
Nicholas Dawson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22

These Premiums nre not offered, and will
not DO paid for any horse kept n race horse
or owned by professional sportsmen.]
First Day. Wednesday,, September 10,
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Herd Premium.

For best herd of cattle pure or mixed breeds
Of any sort, not less than Ave- including
bull, all owned by the exhibitor. $50 90
Commuee- Hazel B Cashell, John Saun-
ders, Thos J Holland, S T Stonesircct H
perv
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
Devon Cattle.

Comaitee-John Saunders. Capt James $
Strain, Roger Brooke, Harry Cooke Laurence
a Darby.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
Attorney Cattle.
Ayrshire Cattle.

Committee-Thos J Holland Thos LYddanc,
John T Flctchail, Robert NJ Stabler, William
Musser.
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Mnle and H.orse Teams.

Observation-Disclosures Jones, VIM A Gore,
Jasper u jackson, Benz C Got, James B Neel.
Cattle.
For the following four Glasses, namely, Dur
ham, Devon, Alderney aud ayrshire, pedi-
grets will be required
Durham Cattle
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
Frui5s.
FLOWERS.
Textile Fabrics Products Of Factories.

Coaamatee--E b Prettyman, DR. Davidson,
Mrs Jos I Moore, Mrs VIM A Veirs, Miss Adj
die Magruder.
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Third Day.

Trials of Speed for premiums Of $500, SIPS,
and $75, at Il O'Clock, \. NJ.
Trials of Speed of horses from Maryland and
District OF Columbia drtoen by their Owners, ct
oIctpf11 u NJ
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Saddle Horses.

For best Marc or Gelding, years Old and up
wares III uu
For best Stallion, yrs old and upwards 10 co
Do Filly, under years oid...........8 90
Do Horse or Gelding under yrs ODDS 90
Commiaee--Dr W Waters, r w Burche, Il
O Fawcett, A Dawson Col W Bowie.
Quick Draft Horses.
Quick draft horses, of years. old. last spring
and over, competing for a premium must
be exhibited in harness. For those under
yours, exhibitors must show pedigree, and
flin hnras- he exhibited hr fhn hnltnr
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22

Coa.miaee-Jos A fancy, Granville Far
quhar, Mrs DR. + Thomas, Mrs Thos Il suier,
Mrs Benoni Alnutt
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49, or ADmIssIGN.
DuRE LrouOns.

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West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-14
BEST STIMULENT CORDIAL KNOWN,

for WEAKNESS OF THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS
lis prepared il manner by which the whole
strength and medicinal properties of the plant, in
aonbiustion with the most useful aromstics, are
brought out, and is consequently MUCH STRONG
ER than the many preparations now flooding the
country, which have the aame and flavor of Gin
gern but little strength and curative powers.
Being FREE FROM ALL INJURIOUS INGREni-
ENTS it can be used with more safety and certain
ty than Herb Teas. Essences or any OF the prepara-
tions usually given for CoIics, Cramps. &c.
IN WARN v EATHEk family should be with
oat il. 80 efectual has it prov d in STRENGTH En-
ING THE SYSTEM when reduced by heat or fatigue
in checking any tendency to
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-14

Freight trains leave Bridgeton for Cedaryle at
1893 A. M.,and leave Cedarville for Brdgeton, con-
Meeting for Philadelphia at AZ P, M.
Trains connect to and from Philadelphia at west
Jersey Depot, Bridgeton,
Stages connect at Newport to and from Port Nor
- ''''>' - wis E. WEsTCoTT. Prest.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-14
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
On and after Sunday, Dec. %2d, 1879
Trains leave Depot, Thirty-secc nd and Market Sts
MAIN LINE WESTWARD.


MAIN LINE WESTWARD.
Pao Accom- $50, $50 ard IL 10 A NJ. TO- $40 and
u II NJ :, On sun1dS,y $40 A N, & $50 NJ 7,o.r
Eir1ira 4 I1ock Haven FIX excent sunday, s0oAM N
Maildaiy, except Sunday. 5o0lE
Fast Line & Erie Ex daily except Sunday 124o
Harrisburg Acc daily except Sunday, z30PN
Lancaster and York Acc, daily ex Sunday, AGO =
Parkesburg Train daily, except Sunday, $40
Pittsburg Exnress daily, except Sunday, 73O N
Cincinnati Express daily, $40
Southern Express daily, 10loP PM
Pacific Express and Erie Mail, DALI, ia
Erie Mail Saturday night, runs only to Wilamspt
Emigrant Express II. so = M, daily except, Sunday
Tickets must be procured and baggage delivered
at 116 Market Street by P. NJ
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York, 25O 3GO, 715. 90, $50, and
IiA N, 10 80, 1875 3. so, and 55 NJ IL 20 mid
night Sunday trains $50, 3.eO, 7.2o, A N, s5s
If and Il. 90 mid night.
Emiersnt train for New York u midnight
Ace for Trenton, 85, T.20, A NJ, 4.3O and 11.so N
FROM KENsINGToN DEPOT.
Bustleton, $40 A NJ. 10 nosn, SIS and 725 P. NJ.
Trenton, 7.3o, 10 NJ, Is, 3.l5, 4, and $50 N
New, Brunswick and Intern ediste stations, 2l5 Nd
FOR BELVIDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton. Lambertvie, Phtpsburg
Easton, Scranton, &C = 80 NJ and 90 n:
way Trains TO Lamberty'le Fleminst'n 10A and
Accommodation for Belvidere, NJ.
AMBoY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY.
acc for New York, via Perth Anboy snd via James
burg and NcGmODtn JupCJ o."O a u ana m.
Ace for New Ygrk, via sTrenton s, 10 NJ, g. and
s M. For Trenton l2 noon snd4 PM.
Way train for Burlington. $50 N.
Way trains for Bordentowu, goo and 1l.3O ~
For Long Branch $50 4. NJ. and 2P NJ
Expresstrains for Hightstogn. Tuckerton R, AM
1.30 and 3.3o.P NJ
era R. R., 7.30 M andS 80 q,
Fer Medford, 81 So 10 A. ". 80 and 6.3eP. NJ.
For MtHolly and Pemberton. 600. 73o and 1890 y
1.So 49, 5Ge and 6.3o NJ. For Mt Holly, only ll3o
PM.
Trans arrive Thirty-frs. and Market sts:-
Fron Pittsburg 2 80, 2 so, $50 A NJ. daily IS NJ,
$50 p NJ except Monday. From Erie and Willians-
port, 55 NJ, daily except Monday, and $50 Z N
daily except apday. From Buffalo and Niagara Fal i
. 80 A 20, except Monday. From Lock Haven, I'll
MIRA and Wiilamsport, From New York,
1245 4j, lilo n u 15.1 $40 4, Is. Sc so and
l1.55 VI Sunday trains 80 II % T NJ and 12.45
A NJ. From Easton, Phillpsburg end Lam bertyile
TO- 20 B: Kensington Depot So, 1880 NJ, So NJ.
Sleeping car Tickets can be had at 90l Chestnut ST
and Depot, Thirty secondhand Market Sts.
The Union Transfer Company Will call for and
check Baggage from Hotels and Residences Time
Cards ard full Information be obtained at the
Depots and Ferry named pboye and at the toiloWln
Ne. 901 Chestnut Street
TICKET OFFICES No s3s Chestnut Street.
No. 1l6 Market Street
A. J. CASSATT, DIM BOYD, Jr;
General Manager. Gen. Pass. A gent.
TON Tiff
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-14
ThoY1pson's
ExrRAoT OF
JAMAICA GINGER.

This Valuable Extract, prepared from selected Ja-
. aica Ginger, is recommended by the most eminent
Musicians as the
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-14
Thompson's
VERM IF UG e
NEVER FAILS TO
CURE WHEN THE PATIENT IS AT
FLICTED WITH WORMS.

This vermfuge is confidently recommended: a.. 70
the public as an efectua remedy for expellng
orins from the system. 1t is extensively used, and
has in every case produced the desired effect ana ol-
ten after other remedies failed 1t is purely yegeta
Bile mild in its operation, and may be given with
perfect safety Worm Confectons Worm Lozenges,
Worm Sugar Plums, Worm Chocolate &C., are at
trsntIye and sweet names, but of account unless
thew destroy the worms. Thompson's VERMI-
FU5E is an old established and well-tried remedy,
containing no CALeMEL or MINERAL of any kind. 1t
is warranted not only to destroy worms, but by its
siight purgative property, carry off the mucus and
si;na which produce and nonrish them. Worms are
SraouentIy the cause of disease in children when
they are not suspected, account of the symptoms
o5 them resembling those of Dysentery, Fever Con-
yn.sons. &c. Children are often treated for the
above and similar complaints without success while
these ness of the bowels are destroying the HE, as
tbey inerease SO rapidly and are continually moving
rom one mart of the body to another parents should
nav narticuIar attention to all symptoms OF worms;
rrioking of the nose, offensive breath, eyes sunken
pnd dim with dark circles around them, grinding Of
the teeth during Sleep irregular appetite du slekly
look, wasting Of the body, fushes OF neat versRo, m H.
swelled stomach, a sense of something rising III ee
throat fever drow sneas, starting IN the Steep. MS
nausea unusual thirst gnawing sensation OF me
stomach, ferquent desire pass something rom the
bowels, slimy discharges, &c. Persons of allages
are liable TO suffer from Worms.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-14
Diarrhea, Dysentery Or Cholera,

and in removing all unpleasant feelings after eating
such as Indigestion, Headache, Nausea,
Heartburn, and other symptoms OF Dyspep-
STA. 1t is Invaluable TONIC TO the weak, the
aged, er TO persons recovering from ASue, Fever
sc. Ii is also particularly recommended to those
who have INDUCED too freely in STRONG DRINK,
and wish to reform; few drops giving tone TO the
digestive organs and satisfying that constant era
wing of the stomach much quicker than liquor OF any
kind, and without its delberating effects.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-14
H. DIXON,
TIiIIkAI IH III LLLEA
Importer and Dealer in
Fine Fancy and Toilet Goods,

UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS, Specially
New Style Spanish Combs in Shell, Buffalo, and
Imitation Fancy Jewelry in great variety etn6Tae- 6Tae
ing English and French Je Real VueanIte ana Flne
Plated Oxidized and Garnet Sets and Earrings, ne
Parsian and Vienna Fans. Fancy Leather ooods,
Fancy Boxes, Desks. Dressing Cases silt
Bohemian Glass, China Parian nj aro!e ana bIonze
Goods generally, with all the novelties ana sreeial1
ties in our line Prices low as the lowest, and al
goods warranted as represen co. Slde Satchels ana
B elts Fan and Umbrella Holders o,,
dec 27 ,'72-6t, f. m Il. DlACN;
No q South Eighth St. Phiadelphla.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-14

Will be interested in the display of Pocket Knives,
Purses, Toys, Pictures Fishing Tackle, Nuts, Fruits
and delicious Candies, Gum Drops, Lozanges, Fig
Paste, Plain Candies, Cream Bon Bons, Nut Candies
Nut Drops, and Fine Confectionery, Sugar Almonds
Solferno Candy, Coco Candy.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-14
u. ]. SOUTHERN R, 4, LINE

New Route between New York and
PhiadeIphia,
and the only direct route between New York and
Long Brauch, Red Bank, Farmingdale Bricksburg,
Manchester, Toms River, BaTnegat, Tpckerton. At
anuc City. Vineland Bregeton, Millville. Cape
May, and all Eastern and Southern New Jersey.
Time Table adopted Monday, NoU. goth, 1879.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-14
WEST JERSEY RAIL ROAD LINES.

FALL AND WHIT
Commencing Tuesday, September l7th, 1872.
Trans for Philadelphia leave
Leave Brdgeton 800 and .25 a. NJ s.2oP.M. Freight
Al 6-25 P. NJ
Leave Salem 705 NJ, $50 P. n, Freight 500 P n
Leave Swedesboro' 5.l0A. NJ, and LIS p N. Freight
Leave Woodbury. 6i5, rs. SIS and 9 IS A. M. and
1.55 and 4.56 Pm. freight IL P ID.
P. NJ. Freight at 10 20 P. NJ.
Leave Glassboro 100 20, 9.1I A. N. and ~ P. II.
Freight, 9.45 P. N.
Leave Clayton $50; 901 A. M., and s.5s 2. H. Fgt.
1.33 P. N.
Leave vineland 6i5, s26 A b., aud SIS P M Fgt
Leave MilvIle eco, SOS A. N. and 500 Pm. Fgt.
Leave Cape May els A N. and 1Io NJ. Frsi.h
SIS A. ii.
PORT NORRIS RAILROAD.
Trains connect at Bridgeton with trains to and
from Philadelphia.
RETURNING TRAINS WILL LEAVE PHILA.
DELPHIA
For Bridgeton. SIS 5A.M 81, 3 30 and $50 P n
For Salem. SIS A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ.
For Cape May. SIS A NJ, 3.15 P.
For MiIyille SIS A. NJ, IS and $50 P. N.
For Fineland. S Is a. NJ, 3 Is ana $50 P. NJ.
For Clayton, SIS A. NJ. lis 2. NJ. and5. so P. NJ
For Glassboro, SIS A. ~, 315, $50 and $50 P. H.
For enouah, S 5 Has A. NJ. $50, $50, P M
For Woodbury., 8.15, Il As a. M $50, $50, sop. NJ.
For Swedesboro, SIS A. Nj, $50 and $50 P. NJ.
COMMUTArION TICKETS.
for sale at the Office of the Treasurer, Camden,
j. VIZ:
% coupons, good for any member of the family
for three mOnths).
so " good as above, (or for business part
ner or empoyee), six montes
100 " good above, Tor for business part
ner or employee), one year.
81 8 good for the purchaser for mon th in
which purchased only.
These tickets are sold between Philadelphia and
MlllyllIe Bridgeton, Salem, swedesboro and all in
termediae stations.
For rates and rules regulating their use see post
ers at the different stations.
Tickets sold at, and Baggage Checked through
from all prlucida stations, to stations the Cam
den & Amboy New Jersey Railroads
Passengers by the morning tiains can connect
with and 10 A trains al Camden or Trenton and
New York Also Nth the trains Of the Camd sa
and Burlington County Railroad for Mount Holly
Pemberton, &c.
The afternoon trains reach Philadelphia time
to connect with 500 P. NJ. train rom West Phils
delphi for New York and intermediate stations.
| From New York. The 2 p. Nj. tram from New
York, via Jersey City, connects at Cam ded with the
$50 P. NJ. train tor Millyile, Vineand. Woodbury.,
Swedesbore and intermediate stations.
! Fare from New York to Camden 81 25 by this
| train.
WIN. J.sEWELL, ,Sup't.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-14
HOLIDAY = GOODS.
Cumberland Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
BRIDGETON, j.,

BRIDGETON, N. j.,
ed insure at just what it may cost to pay losses
and expense, (and it is not supposed that any
Company would insure property for less than cost,
its success must be determined by the small proper
Ion OF losses to the amount insured, and the econ
omy of management, in both of which this Cempa-
ny has never been surpassed Having 5000 M en-
bers, insuring amount of 81 3 200, ,OOO. .for which
guarantee fund OF premium notes IS held, amount
ing to $3.50 900. The cost to members has been
from 10 cents on the hundred dollars insured on
usual common risks per year, to rs cents per wear on
mora hazardous risks and at these low rates fund
has accumulated OF TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS, to be used in payment OF losses before
calling upon the deposit notes. Adkerfng, as when
organized, to the deposit of the premium note for
good amount it will be seen that no gain can be had
by reducing it, for if Company pays its losses, the
proportion to be paid upon the smaller note must
be greater, and the practical operation is thus
to weaken the security without reducing the cost to
members, and the failure of Mutual Company will
always follow the want OF sufficient reserve fund.
Insuring for the first year without any other than
the cash payment made at the issuing of the policy,
and the nine years following without calling upon
the notes unless needed while payment of but two
dollars on the hundred dollars of the premium note
would amount to fifty thousand dollars, or four dol
lars on the hundred dollars of the note would reach
ono hundred thousand dollars An insurance safe
beyond all doubt is offered at probable cost to the
mem bers less it is believed than any other Mutual
Company could offer, and less than any Stock Com
pany would be willing to take.
DIREcToRs benjamin Sheppard, David P. Elmer,
Tomlinson, Uriah D. Woodruff B. Rush Bateman,
Ellis A. Davis, Dayton B. Whitaker, Jos. H. Ogden.
Robert G. Nichols, Joseph K. Riley, James M. Han
nah.
OFFICERS. Benjamin Sheppard, President; Henry
B. Lupton Secretary.
OFFICERS AND SuRvEYoRs.-George W. Swing, Vine
land; Peer G.. Ludlam, James L. Wilson, Millville;
James Campbell, Falrton John T. Ladow, Newport;
George E. Butcher, NJ. D., Dividing Creek; Samuel
Butcher M. D., Samuel Wills, Port Elizabeth Maur-
ice Beesley, M. D., Dennisyiie; Thomas VanGlder,
Petersburg Reuben Townsend, Cape May c. a.; r.
D. Edmund, Cape May City; David Bowen, Always
town: A. L. Iszard, Mays Landing. sep 1872