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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24
THE CITY

NayOr-WN. H. T0MLINS0N,
Rscordsr--M, II. HALE.
SrEsaut-O. L FRAKLEN.
CoSncilmeu--Andrew R. DSrst, Robert K
John Cooley, Robert Young
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
MASON COUNTY.

rto. MASON COUNTY,
Judge Circuit Court-RoS JOS, SMITH;
Residence ,RavenSwOod, jackson county.
CLERK Circuit Courl--O. B, WAGGENER
president County Court-B.j REDMOND.
CLERK County Oourt--E. KlNBERLlNG.
Prosecuting Altorney--D. W. PoLSLEY
E,heriG--C. SEH0N.
y Jailor--J, JEWETT.
Surveyor Of Lands--G. W. PULLlN,
Ancestor Dist. No, l-9AOoB R0USH.
{" IDS VAN MATRE, Dept.
q" NO.9-JOHN @ BUCKLEY.
Duperintsndt Of SchoOls--O T. B. MOORE.
Tulns or UGCuIr OouRT First Monday
Iu April and first Monday in October.
TAsuS or County CoURT Third Monday
In January, March, May, July November
and December.
GoVsruOr-JoHN j JACOB
Attorney General--H NJ MATTHEWS.
Auditor-E. A. BENNETT.
Treasurer JOHN S. BURDETT.
SaPt OfSchOols-B, W, BYRNE.
SUPREME COURT JUDGES.
Hen @. P. I, MOORE; residence, POiut
Pleasant, Mason county.
/, R5n. "A. II. RAYMOND, residence, Fair
tndHt, Marion county.
Uoa.1. s., HOFFMAN residence, Clarks,
flf ~ .countf
Hyh. ] AAES PAUL., residence Wheel.
.tSS Sdprem3 Court of Appeals holds its
Il An tho .annnnH UhuFss
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THE CONDITION OF THE SOUTH

We take the following well.written nnc
sensible article frpm the Richmond Wig
Let those in West Virginia who see "sC
much to be admired" in the Radical party
read it and ponder it we'll Let whit
men be true to their race:
The New York Tribune draws a sad
picture of the condition of things in South
Caroline, aud such other of the Southern
States as have fallen prey to carpct-bng
scalaWag or negro rule. 1t is impossible
it says, to realize without some effort Of the
imagination the full meaning Of the scenes
daily being enacted at the State House oI
Columbia where "ignoraut field hands and
ragged black mechanics" occupy the seats
Of the prOudcst Of American statesmen,
and Gil the Capitol With the racket Of bur
lesque legislation 1t was there, We ere
reminded, in former days that 'good
birth" and good breeding" we're most
jeaIOusly regarded in public men, and cul
ture and social condition we're most highly
valued. Nor is this old race Of planters
and higb.strung statesmen extinct, true.
they have passed out Of public view, but
somewhere ID poverty and seclusiOn these
South Carolina gentleman are still watch.
log the progress Of their State, brOodiug
over theta broken fortunes, 10 ilapdatGd
mansions, or working mantully for bread
| in unaccuStomed pursuits, or perchauce
struggling to get living out of tue rem
uant of their ancient estates. Most of this
class, it is suggested, have probably reti-
red forever from practical politics; they arc
ruined, disheartened men, who look out
from the closed shutters Of their silent
homes at the new life thut flows on beneath
the windows and lament for the irrevOca'
bic past. TO such meu, to their families
and, above all others, to the noble, true
hearted and devoted women Of the South
the Tribune truly says such a condition o
affairs is the most bitter Of all conceivable
bumiliations; but yet it says
ave doubt whether South Carolina aft
er all is not 10 more prosperous condition
than some Of her ueigbbOrS. At the clos
Of a long civil war like ours an. cntir
shifting Of political power was inevitable
Where the black race was strongest th
change has been in the transfer of auth
ority from the master to the slave. Wber
the negro element was weaker, the rul
has fallen to outside advcnturers and cam
followers. 1t is not difficult to decid
which is the worse fate, Louisiana, Ar
kansas, Alabama are Iaboring under
D
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MAGISTRATES.

On. CHARLES T. B. MOORE and VIII.
LIAM FRENCH.
Copstable-J. JEWETT.
NOtaries-JOHN E. TIMMS. F. W. SIS
son ard D, W. POLSLEY, andJASAES b.
HNLINH In
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LOVE IN THE COTTAGE.
A Beautiful Sketch,

"Tell me, Charley, who is that fascina'
ting creature in blue, that waltses so di.
viuely?" asked young Frank Belmont O
his friend Charles Hasting, as they stood
playing wall flower" for moment at a
military ball.
Miss Julia Heathcoat," answered
chas with half sigh, eAn old fame o
mine I proposed but she refused me- /;
9,0l FhdFgFouudlg !. ...-e
s.SinE 6V'ags9 ~ esnfaTi llsia.
come. HeF bead is full Of romantic no
lions and she dreams Of nothing but love
IN a cottage. She contends that poverty
is essential to happiusss-and money is its
bane +"
"IIave you given up all hopes Of her."
"EutireIy--in fact I'm engaged"
"Then you have no objection to my ad-
dressing this dear romantic augel!"
"None whatever But see my finance
excuse mel must walk through the
quadrille with her"
Belmont waSs stranger in BoStoD-a
New Yorker-immeDsely rich and fash
ionable, but bis reputation had not proceed
ed him, and Charles Hastipg was the only
individual who knew him in New EUg'
land. He procured an introduction to the
beauty from one Of the managers, and
soon danced himself into her good graces
In fact it was clear case Ct love at first
sight on both sides
The epamored pair we're setting apart
enjoying most delightful tete a hte.--
Suddenly Belmont bcaVed deepsigh'
"Why doyou sigh, Mr.. Belmont?" ask
ed the fair julia, somewhat pleased With
this proof of seDsibiIity. "Is not this .
gay sceDc?"
"Alas! yes, replied Belmont, gloOmilyi
"but fate does not permit me to miugle
habitually in scenes like this. They only
make my ordinary life more glOomy-and
even here seem to see the shadow Of a
deDd waving NE away. What right have
| to be hcre?"
What feud do you olludo tO?" asked
Miss HeathcOat, with increasing interest.
"a 6eud hardly presentable in good SO
ciety," replied Belmont bitterly, "0Uc
could tolerate Methistopelcs, dignided
fend; with bis pocket full of uouey-bul
my tormentor, il pcrsouiied, would ap'
pear with seedy coat and a shocking bad
bat.
'How absurd"
ut is true" sighed Belmont, "aud the
name of this fend is POverty."
"Are you pOOr3'
"Yes madame. am poor, and when
I would faiu render myself agreeablein The
oyes-of beauty-in The eyes Of one
could love, this feud whispers me, "be
ware-you have uOhing'to offer her bu
love in cottage"
Mr., Belmont" said Julia, with spark
ling eyes and voice Of unusual animation
although there are sOrdid souls in thi'
world who only judge of The merits o.
an individual by his pecuuiary possessions
| I an not one Of that number | respect
poverty; there is something poetical abOu
| :, ...:.n A. a. konn;nn,, :, nn.n..
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Henry c. ReCc,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

Point Pleasant, West Va. .i.
ALL business entrusted 10 his care will re.
"A ceive prompt and careful attention. he
willbe found at The office Of H. J Fisher, for
the present He has located permanently at
Point Pleasant. apr lS-ly.
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CHURCHES,

Protestant EpiscOpal-REv, HORACE ed
WIN HAYDEN, Rector.
NE, Qhurch-RrV. GEO. Q. WILDlNG
NE. Church, south--REv. s.K.vAUGHT
Pastor.
Presbyterian West Virginia. Rev. R. Q
STEWART, Pastor. :
Presbyterian ,Greenbrier)-REv. WIN. E
HILL, Pastor.
U,B. Church--REv. ] W. TAYLOR, Pastor
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G. P. SIMPSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Va.
HAVING moved 10 end permanently located
II at Point Pleasant, and having procured
the use of H. ] Fishers Law Library, ], viii al
all times be found at his Office ready to attend
TO any and all business entrusted TO my care
and will practice hereafter in the, counties ol
Mason Putnam, Jackson aud Roane
All persons coming to Point Pleasant by the
Kanawha or Ohio River Boats, can consult
with me at any time Of night in time to return
by same boat, by calling at my residence
april l8-ly.
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rRRMS OP ADVERTISING.

Alllegal advertisements must be paid Tor
before the Proof Of Publication can be obtained,
Plaintiffs are required by law TO pay the cost
Of Orders of Publication before the Proof oil
Publication is issued.
, 1873-05-18

After beating about tho bush for some ten
d.rs in London; it struck me- that might jCat 50
vail trv the other end Of the wood, and see
whether could not ind MY game NTH less
tronbIo in Paris. Part Of the notes which the
1onnr man had paid awsy At Havre had been
paid 70 H. Treves. the money N that city
sido @ Of the Channel, I thought might as we'll
sae ssc what ID could be done on the other; and the
morning after ny arrival in the capital Of Frauee
I vent 70 the Rua de Jerusalem, md seat up my
card, asking as = particular favor 70 be allowed
~ interyiev with the Chief Of Police.
IWss not kept waiting more thsn ten minutes
before was nshered up to tho sanctum Of the
man who: has such power in Paris. at-once
tod him, although. without giving names; TINT
nv business was to recover certain Bonds that
had been stolen. he asked ne i l suspected
anv one in particular. I said did, and told him
the name ind address Of II. Tteves. He asked
, 1873-05-18
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY MAY 1s i873:

:ste3ner3 Muh1hausen, and tho ugly rest y = ''''
Because tho unsoctal purse -cun trolling wiaht ::
Csr1ino Cantofanu, made aware - - ?, -
By misadventufe that his bounty-c1umbs = '
From table-couf uforted aV1aitant = ;';.7
Took cbur1iah lfave, and left too, debta to Day
LoAded with debtat the lady needs must bring
Her soul to bear asaistance from friend
Beside that paltry ring, three Louta-worth: II
Aud therefore might the Little ctrcu;nstancs -.
ThAt Monsieur Leonce had the runmagfnR
, OF Old Papa'S shop in the Place. .Vendome, :
/ Pass, perhaps, not 80 ;unobseEvab1y. :.
1uce Muh1h.ussn Raid" such thing am I:
Love me, or 1oya mo notl" Miranda said, =.
T do lore, moro than ever, most for this."
Tbs revelation OF the vary truth,
Prove tho concluding necessary ahAks :.
Thst bids the tardY uutxturn crystalizc.. ~.
Or else stay ever liquid: shoot up shaft,
,Duraby diamond, Or evApor1te-*. - -
BIugRtiah solution through minutes alp. =,
Monsieur Leonce Miranda took his soul ;,
In both his hands, ~ Il It were q Vase,
To SEQ What came OF the couvu1non there, -:
And found, amid subsistence, love newborn
30 sparklingly resplendent, old WEE new.
"Whasever be n15 tady's present, past, -
Or future, thia Ia certain of my soul, = =
7 loye har! in despite Of Ill know,
Defance OF the much have to fear.
venture, re,hAppiness On what hope, :;
And love her from this day foreye1more !:
No'projudice to old profound respect :
For certain Povarai 1truat they bear in mind 4.
A most peculiar case, and shaighten out 81
what's crooked there, before Wc close ncconnts--
Renounce tbs world FOR them-aorne day I wiu:-
Meantime, to mo let her become the world n =:
, 1873-05-18
CHAPTER v.-THE WAGER

It may be supposed that Il was naturally SONS
iowad mvge1f to be taken in 30 soon after Berg
net lad made, the bet with me- made very
dete11nined resolution. to look closely at every
one that should come near me for the next two
davn- Not that I wished to win u. :Bergnets
1no,,ev. nGr1 would I have taken it it T had
found him ont in his disguiae:+, But. still no
Engliahn1an likes to- get uorsted In wager,
uaofe particularly when the loss OF it indicstes
that be is not so observant as he might be.
When the man chambermaid answered my
bell, looked at him, half expecting that it was
sRaip II. Berguet in dis9nise- This. hoxayar
, 1873-05-18

ageof some aea~veteran, or q yachting cruise,
that it makes the old young, and the young.
children. -.;~...:e. E. G. g. ;
, 1873-05-18

Why this revea1ment sitter reticence7
wherefore, beginning IL Milleasurs,7 end at al
, 1873-05-18
RED COTTON NIGHT-cAP COUNTRY.


:. -
xao" ,4sEossHanS1et AtAs. 0e1V t@a0 Aaea
f. e.. *.': To1ne Met. 20 -
Such sweet facilities OF intercourse'. '::-:.
00h r nnito n-r11ns On the conadence
Poor fellow. that was read IN opeu Court
- Amuse1aent with discretion never fear
NV escapadea cost mora tha1, naarletpzicof r.
No d,irnblv-attached Mirauda-lupei - .,:~:
Sucked dry Of substance by t,yp clincinQ Ina =.
Promising marrIage and performing iii ,-f
III 15. H. e, hann ,,t ne ano ysen
& - ~. - &0~sA ~ NA4@'e
1bns foyt4nad and re,,istfn tb.r ::,. =. ;,;j
A. III noin+e sh,a. an.1n.t S,.;e ~ ,,.a -. ~,
~ Ia ~ wjae1v JS Nav = Eaar ;namse,.rsta s.Ta'
~ n1.s,;yg trnart - 1a r. t,ni ~ -~'
Pjovhcnse ~ ~ ra5 - :: j.
TprTinr a1if ~ tnrF tbats Io.o =.
Viii nr;norcxs 80 &r.1i;nr - ~ ~ -! ,iS. ,
The enn1s rsjSn - 5e ~. ~ I.o hty yeat{ s
1nnn+fca5 hg ~ - a4I; lit u.s 80 gos ~ =
FThnnah nf1y ,1 1a1 as <ea.ss5 . o,,>
Thst tSsr s1,S 5og tntaa ns 5na2 isaofsa % T.
3' e1"oA ~" @""o1' ~! .toaeo' ps'e& ~ 444@o
NJ, eo:u.r ,, .l:-4,;.li., =
nv b,,-et - Ho snat9o t1at' 44' pp.gu,
~ ,,I o ne tneS,o:a aa natI
~ -" ~ aIaa. "ot G:t1 - t H ~ i
1FnI sa9 :Ioo1as ~ - n.tsea, aes ms
For W W aaan - ~ ~! han r,
1h;,; ~ . tes t nentIl, ~ ~ a'D7 nse ~"~"3
ra }.4s ee"aI ny ny tate Aa1e9'
1fnria.,s ~ - aui ax:H ttt..
W. - 1sonco it. 4i sso -
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49, ~ w ooos ptpt+A - HAaoo4 'tA e
, 1873-05-18

y bold and rocky point, agninst whose obstinate
foot the waters ruah in wild fury. 30 dangerous
is the landing that, except in the calmost q:
weather, the boldest and hardest seamen "lu
not think Of visiting the lighthouse in = sail
boat, The few Indians about hero-for on this
and the neighboring inlands there is still ram
nant of the tribes, besides. many half-hreeds-
add not little to the noTely Of the scene
But + find that, in spite ot. the fact TINT have
talked 30 long, have Us Jet said nothing OF the
facilities for -. :-~
at Oak Blnifs and other portions OF the Island.
In the early part of the season, ons has no dill
Guilty in obtaining ali be wishes IN tic way OF
bosting but, later In the season, the demand
fur exceeds tho supply, though measures arc be-
inc taken to REMEDY this. There are bathing
hoi11es in abundance at the Bluffs the other
places are not SO we'll supplied. With respect to
fshing, that beggarn description. He Who eau
not fish successfully in these waters is q poor
angler indeed. g. .e.~ -,
/: ia closing, I can only 'say know OF no place
along the Atlantic coast where oae can m ma
Yard. Il is tr11e that the places Of which have
made special mention cannot boast Of the surf
thaI rolls; upou' eome OF the better-knoWn
beaches but one can ask nothing grander II
that line than can be found at any tlme on
TIE SOUTH BEACH, '''~ -
ernnsad AZ il Ia to: the full ocean sweep,-so
GRIND indeed that its ruar can be heard 1of
miles; and, after 3 heavy storm. that seems
to have stirred the SEA to its depths, the
sirht is one TINT strikes with terror even
those accustomed to it. As' Watering
place; the Island has not yet become 80 old that
only The fashionables come hero; but there ID
such aca1eless abandon, auch' . ready thro~1ng
aside OF III reserve, and entering fully and
hearti1y into the pleasure OF the hour. WheLnet
it be . combination ride, q sail nndar the pilot"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-28

proceedings of tie National Prison As
sociation's proceedings had at their
meeting at Baltimore last January. This
book is full of information OF very
important and interesting character,
and we shall endeavor, ere long. to give
a brief digest OF some Of its more es-
sen.ial features and conclusions.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-28

A DREADFUL time has come upon the
soddesses of Liberty in Austin. The
measles has SO sliced upon the little
girls of the place as that there IS q scar
city of material wberewith to populate
the car OF State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-28

A FIRE at Hamilton, White Pine coun-
ty. yesterday destroyed nearly all the
business part of the place. The dis
patch says. ''all below Wells, Fargo +
Cos. Woodruff & Eanor's stage office,
Is in ashes"
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MINING STOCK REPORT.
Forenoon Board.

% Ophir, 81. 81 y, 81.
as Gould / Curry. Il,.. us. l2a b3o. l. b:sa
rs Savage. LIZ, ls2. 1873 !, Us bio
- Chollar. 81, 55, I&-
20 Hale 4 Norcruss. II. ~ h30. i0A.
- Crown Point. LOT, los b;. les. lilo b3o.
50 Yellow Jacket. 81. 81 s..
$50 Imperial, So. So. s. 81 bio.
30 Empire, iss, -.
% kentnck. 10.
o. Alpha. ~. 81.
5io Belcher. -. AN. 9el4 b3e. s5.
Confidence. Z.
SIS Con Virginia. LOO. 1sa lo6. liz.
50 Sierra Nevada. l0h, lVa~.
% Seq. Belcher. "a. 81 =. 5s. 5&S.
ls5 Oyermsn. -, ~ y. ssh. y b3.
lis Justice, ~.
- Succor. 81.
10 julia. Is.
10 Caledonia. ia. liz. i.hs b3o.
G5 krickerb0cker. T.
3.5 Arizona 4 Utah. "a. 2ss bio. ~.
.ss baltimore. 50 8. s.. o.. bs, 81. bso. s...
Us Silver Hill. -, l:k,
80 Eclipse. s.
- PIciou, Soc.
80 American Fist, 6A, Sd.
20 Tyler. =. l.
a:i5 Central No. 2, 6. Oh.
l5J Woodville, 2A.. "a, - -,
loo =. overuan. L.
20 Franklin. ~.
Az Alamo, Z.
40 Nevada. /.
Evenin9 Report.
COOS Valley. q. 22s. 22a $50. 22S.
70 Raymond Ely. 81. o. b3, g., G. g.
AS Eureka Con-, II. Il b5.
1e0 Jackson, 25c.
SIS Phoenix. 25c, 20c. 22hc.
~ Phoebe. 9.
coo Alps. l3s.
SIS Page &P, lk.1
u American Flag, AZ.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-28

Prison REYoEM is one Of the better
classes VI objects now sought to be at
tanned by philanthropists, and it was
through some well directed efforts in the
direction indicated that there was last
year held in London an international
PenitenGary Congress. President
Grant appointed as commissioner on the
part of the United States to the said
Congress the Rev. DR.. E. C. Wines Who
holds the position of Secretary of the
National Prison Association of the
United States. A Report in book form
has been published by our government
Of the proceedings of the said Congress:
and appended thereto il . Report Of the
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ORNsBY HoCsE-GEoRGE d. FRYER. PROPRIETOR.
A Hardness JFBurns Dickinson
DIR McColl Chas McVicar " Haynie
EN- Long JODorrow Garfield
Geo Fleming AP Williams W d whes Ter
ST. CHARLES HOTEL, GEO. TCFLY, PROPRIETOR
] Barnhart VII Fowe wWiley
J Bagly John Wolfe o Never
Abe Richey WIN Bryant King wife
Tanner and wife AT wakeman and son
coRBEr HoUsE-CoRBETT BROS, PRoPRIEroRs
Miner Davis ACGrant
W H Carre1 ID Mclean MR Be-ran
r H Rensselnrd Warren s Watson
A Torenson VT A Morrison H d Mckenzie
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

The Pain-Rfller manufactured by Perry Davis
6 Son, has won for Itself q reputation unsur-
passed in medicinal preparations. The univer-
salty Of the demand for the Pain-Killer Is q
novel, interesting, and surprising feature in
the history Of this medicine. The Pain-Killer Is
now regularly sold In large and steadily in
creasing quantities, not only to general agents
In every state and Territory OF the Union, and
every Province In British America, but to Bue-
nos Ayres, Brazil, Uruguay, Peru, Chill, and
other South American States to the Sandwich
Islands, to Cuba and other West India Islands |;
to England and Continental Europe; to Mozam-
bique, Madagascar, Zanzibar, and other African
land to Australia and Calcutta, Rangoon and
other places In India. II has also been sent to
China, and we doubt II there Is any foreign port
or any inland city in Africa or Asia, which Is
fcquented by American and European mission
aries, travellers or traders, into which the Palm
Killer has not been introduced.
The extent of Its usefulness Is another great
feature OF this remarkable medicine. II Is not
only the best thing.evcra known, as everybody
viii confess, for bruises, cuts, burns, etc., but
for dyscntery and cholera, or any sort Of bowel
complaint, II Is q remedy unsurpassed for efil-
cheney and rapidity OF action. In the great cit
les of British India and the West India Islands
and other hot climates, Il has become the stand
ard medicine fof all such complains, as well as
dyspepsia, liver complaint, aud other kindred
disorders. For coughs and colds, cankcr, aSth-
ma and rheumatic difficulties, II has been proved
by the most abundant and convincing trials
and testimony, 10 be an Invaluable medicine.
The proprietors are In possession OF letters
from persons of the highest character and
responsibility, testifying IN uncqulvocal terms
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YNHE RUTLAND DAILY AND
l. WEEKLY GLOBE, contains all the latest
news, including the kilograms OF the associated
press, local correspondence, state news, &C.
NO expense spared In the editorial department
Advertising rates low, especially for short adj
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These are the best known OF all the companies
represented In Rutland, and since we have
represented them they hare paid more money 10
the citizens OF Rutland and vicinity Ha6 an
other companies combined.
This record proves their stability and their
Willingness TO pay all proper claims
=, we confidently expect n continuance or the
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5Jnsurautr.
THE MONT LIFE

| \ 5 L X A \ c f COM u 4 y Y.
OF BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
OFFICE, PECK BUILDING, COLLEGE ST..
Incorporated october 2sth, 1865.
Assets January LIST. 1873. S139, POS. 80.
surplus including capital, - a in assets to
each 81 90 in liabilities.
surplus exclusive of capital Si24 in assets to
each sl.00 In liabilities.
Every desirable form OF policy issued at even
rates with any reliable company, or lower
ENDOwMENTS AT LIFE RATES \ spE
CIALTY,
Five important privileges secured IN this
form OF policy.
LIST. The term may be reduced at any time by
larger payments.
cd. Non-forfeitlng on the pald-up policy plan.
Sd. Non-forfeiting on the 'temporary In
attn. The accrued value OF the policy may be
received at any time after i've payments have
been made
9th. The deferred Accommodations Will be diyl-
ded among the surviving policy holders at ma
turity
ALL POLICIES ARE NON-FORFEI1ING Upon
THEIR TERMS.
Every policy holder VIII have the benefits of
his own investments secured to him.
send Tor circulars OF rates and plans, or call
In at the Office and examine for yourselves.
PATRONIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS
Russell S. TAFT. President.
WARREN GIBBS Secretary.
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WRAPPING PAPER

Merchants using printed wrapping Will do
wei 10 consult us before ordering, as we make
as low figures as New York or Boston Houses,
and give better accommodations In asserting
lots, while great saving can be made on
freight. GLOBE PAPER 90
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The BARDW ELL HOUSES located opposite
the Depot. and has long been favorably known
to the travelling public. II has been recently
improved, now zTording the best and most
ample accommodation to guests.
The TABLE Will be supplied with all the
luXurteS OF the Season, and every attention will
be paid to the comfort Of It's patrons.
In the future, as In the past, the Proprietor In
tends TO make II q first-class House aifordlng
all the comforts OF home to the traveller. The
public patronage Is solicited.
A GOOD LIVERY In connection with the
House.
Attentive PORTERS will be found at the De-
pot on the arrival of all trains.
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