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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-19
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Is thoroughly supplied with POWER
PRESSES Of the Latest Improvement;
TYPE of various grades and styles
from ono foot to the iiftieth part of an
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Similar in design to the Boqlet. First
rate, easy Violin Music.
Two books by Sep. Winner. They a-c no.
50 largo as Musical Garland and Music
al Flowers" containing, however, as much
tlute or Violin Music. bnt no Piano accom-
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THE RIVER or LrFE

Continues 10 attract general attention as
one OF the best Sunday School Song Books
ever published. $50 per handred.
The above books for 81 10 everywhere.
OLIVER DITSON Il co. Doeton.
CHAS. II. DlTSON 81 CO.,
May 9~sH I'll Broadway, y. Y.
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MUSICAL FLOWERS i.

D'NS far FiMe nnd Piano. Price. 32 %.
Similar in design to tho "Musica, Oar
land" but for Flute, with Piano aocomna.
ninen.. 100 pages, Sheet Music siza, Vel
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Change Of Echedule. /.

VHdHEt VI ECU6UuIe.
SoCTn CAROLINA RAILROAD CoMpANy
COLUMBIA, s. c., October 18. 1878.
Hke sR 4& gsss&Sfss to 20 into % effect ne
and after Sunday, 10th instant: VI
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN,
Leave Columbia at. 8Aas-
Arrive at Charleston al. of~ra
Leave eCharleston at: ........: -. zoe m
e xrIlveat OolumDla al. ....... 6,t0 m
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIoAT AND ACCoMMopA.
TON TRAIN, Sundays excepted.
Leave Columbia .7.15 M Arrive. .6.sO m.
Arrive eCharleston7 7.l0p m Leave..G45 a m
and Sa aturday, as follows: -07
Leave Columbia I.5O nm
Arrive at Camden at at......... G.35 rm
Leave Camden at.........8 8.60sm
arrive At Columbia at. ...... u.50 am
8. 3. PIcKINs. General Tick ct Agent,
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VIOLINs ADJUSTMENTS. 81 SO.

a co,.ec'. M including great v&!.e1. @.
n. csic for thr Flute.
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Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

NNHE Cincinnati GGzete makes the asto-
Il nisEing announcement that Cincinnati
beer IL no longer pure, but adulicrate ed Will,
nolasscs. sugar OF stan ch, fuscl oil and The
poisonous co ch;crm. The Commissioner q;
Agriculture, in his rcrcrt for 1865. says ,ha.
Prof. Mapc.. O: New York, analyZed the beer
all Of it a':Ultcrato,.. Cocca!us Indicus an,
nuS vom:ca entered largely into its cnr.?cs:-
ton
J. G.. SFGG EE: guarantees his iet- 10 20
pure and reliable. i!c does not alui,cra:.
It, but hr,w= :rrri .hc bee: tar.cv, mat ana!
hops. ;arcs
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~, and Sheet Posters, Hand bills,
rrogrammes, Circn,ars. Pamphlets,
II billsof Fare, Briefs, Letter Heads,
r Dodgers. Bill Iieads, Checks,
Horse Bills. Receipts, Labels,
iailroad Blanks. Legal Blanks,
Taes,CRrds nll kinds and Sizes
Wedding. Visiting. Businesa, Show.
JULIAN A.. SELBY. Proprietor
FEGH.X and C1EAy1n Establishment.
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Dubois County Board Of Educa-
ton.

Board Of Education met pursuant 10
law. Called to order by superintendent
Brundick Present all the members ex-
cept III. Schnell.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and
approved.
Mr.. Fisher moved TO amend tho grade
Of prices paid teachers by limiting the
price 90 he paid 10 teachers holding IL
censc granted prior TO july Isl, 1873. to
not ovcr 81 per day. Motion adopted.
s. kueb.cr moved that rs far as prac-
tic.ble the public schools Of the County
shalt begin betseen the LIST Monday OF
September aud the Ist Monday of Octo-
Der each year. Carried.
On motion Of C. Doane the report OF
the Committee OH q graded course OF
stndy Tor tie public schools was referred
10 the Teachers County Institute, with
request thai they examine the subject
aid preaenf tie Board written report.
On motion of :. Kuebler the Monthly
Repor; OF Teachers 10 Co. Superintend-
eat recommended by the State Board OF
Education, .as adopted, and the Super
iateudent authorized TO furnish the nee
casary blanks TO be used for this purpose,
and the teachers requested to promptly
Ell on; aud mail them.
{. Doane moved that the teachers be
authorized 10 exclude from the School
Room during this Winters term OF
school all class books except those adopt
ed bv the Board in 1873. as follows
Physiology Browns; History -vcna-
ble's: Reading-McGutrey's; Writing
Spenccr's Arithmetic : Whites Pri-
mary, Rays Series after the LIST; Geog-
raphy--Mitchcl's Grammar-Pinneos
photography -McGufiey's
On motion the County Institute
was recommended to be held, beginning
the frst Monday In November, AZ Jasper
On motion the County Superintendent,
was requested TO FIX the dates of the
time of hold:ng the Township Institutes
throughout the County, and have it pub
iished.
On motion Board adjourned.
E. q. BRUNDICK, Pres.
c. DoASr, Scc'y.
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BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. The semi-cen-
tennial meeting of the Baptist Associ-
alton for Southwestern Indiana, is IL
session in our ncighboring city OF Wash
ington this week. This Association was
organized in 1924, on the Wabash, when
most of the country over which il has
jurisdiction now, was peopied by wild
Indians. 1t had then but score or wv o
of members in its churches, where now
they are numbered by thousands.
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m livery issue Of the Aldine l. a
surprise 10 ail who see IL. sine" y shows
. positive growth in art, beauty. and
literature. frosl month 10 month, ~
gratifying - II - wonderful. "Snpegb"
=. IN, only wcii which ftly character
is., he Illustrations Tor the September
issur.
Tie Aldine Company has determined
ia establish an Art Cmon, similar 20 the
wei-kuown Au Union in England. snd
ii>lr,Autc il works fart, both scripture
aai pa n;ings. which are constantly coll
lrrtine, smorg IT'S subscribers. Art
premiums, yslned at $3.50. will bc dis
t.itutcd among each series Of 5000 sub
sCrihcrs. Subscription tickets, At $500
each. emtiile the holder to the Aldine for
n YEAR, TO the new CHROME. and TO a
ticket IA the distribution Of art pre-
niums.
Tie literary contents OF the Septem-
Der AldNe are OF the best character,
pare IA thought and diction. The cdi-
to.id N't.cles upon music, art literature
and descriptive of the PICTURES, are llled
wiih fresh and valuable matter.
rs financial venture, We are glad 10
learn tlat the Aiiine is a success, and i
making money. rs it was for tilue
doubtful whether America would sup
port generously purely Art Journal.
The Alaine Company. publishers, o
Maiden Lace. New York.
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HADOiS Akffcultnrut society.
regular meeting OF the Bos' a ot
Directors and Officers of tie Dubois
County Agricultural society. held "a; The
Court House in Jasper on Saturday,
August 18th, 1874. President y. j.
trosn,an In the Chair. the roll WAS
called and the following members were
presen, and answered to their names:
A. J. Go,m man, x. VI. Wellman. Alois
Grsme.pachcr, Joseph Roolle. Joseph
Friedman. John Dudine. Jesse lraylor,
Simeon BlSler, Sebastian kucbler. +.
Stephenson.
|, WAS ordered hy the Board that per-
sons who have purchased stock shall
have il transferred At least ton days lri-
OF 10 the first day ot the fair 70 cntitle
thcm 20 Stockho.dcr'- Tickets admitting
themselves and fam j to the fair.
On motion tie Secretary wa- ordered
10 have the above order published in the
Jasper Courier and Iluntingburgh Sig
nal.
The following resolution was offered
By DR.. L. Stephenson:
Resolved. Thatthere shall he Daloon
Ascension from the Fair Grounds each
DAY during the coming fair Adopted.
On motion Committee of two vas
appointed 10 get man 10 superintend
said Balloon Ascensions: Mr.. Joseph
Roelle and Alois Grainelsp icher were
appointed.
Ordered 10y the Board that the Score
,ary shall get 500 small posters printed
for said Balloon Ascension.
DR.. Il. VI. Wellman offered the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved. That the Officers and Dircc.
tors of the Dubois Couhty Agricultural
Society appoint some of the stock
holders TO act as Police during the Fair
without compensation.
4 On motion the Board adjourned e
inject again Saturday before the fair.
Al. GOSMAN. President.
ALols GrAMrLsPACHFK. ~cc'y.
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Tor The Jasper ouFll
Matters About Schncllyil,c.

SCuNELLvILLE. Aug. 18th,

SCHNELLvILLE. Aug. 18th, 1874.
Mn. EDIToR y We are suffering by
the drought and Chinch bugs, which
will make our corn crop light and short
also. our potatoes. But our wheat aud
barley arc abundant. Oar new clturch
is going up rapidly with splendid
cupola already finished, which gives a
neat appearance TO our town, which lie~
in beautiful Locations.
fThis communication came 10 land
too late for the last part oil il to be Q.
any value, and it is therefore omitted
Try again.l
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GvThe Lake Shore ~ Michigan
Southern railroad is constructing at
ElkLari, Indiana, a round house with %
stalls, having there already one with %
stalls. The foundation OF the new en-
CINE house is laid at the same place,
where the company employs between
zoo and 500 men.
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Things to be Thought OF.

Mn. EDIToR In recent Courier |
noticed an article headed. Things that
ought to be done" in which the writer
seems 10 think the saws miller's ought To
clean out patoLa, because they lave
built dams acros. il. Now Sir, guess
we have right to do as we please with
oar own property, and We pay taxes on
The ownership Of Pa;oka river. 20 Il
the bark and saw dust troubles the @eh-
tlemen, let him pray To the Almighty.
for we presume he is a praying man. a.
lie tells how tirir-s ought 10 be done
for oopious fan OF rain, which viii
raise the waiter sufficient To run ovct
the dams. aud il lie is in favor with lis
Maker what he thinks ought TO be done
will be accomplished easily. by the bark
and saw dust floating away.
SAW MILLER
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by virtue Of an execution 20 me di-
40 recicd from Clerk o. ihe Duboi-
Circuit Court. viii expose II pubic
sale to the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, September l2th. 1874,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, 4. ST.
and o'clock. p. N. of said day. ~ the
door Of the Court House in jasper. Du-
hois county. Indiana. the rents aud pro Z
its for term not exceeding seven years.
of the following described real estate.
io-wit:
The North West quarter of the South
East quarter of Section No. three 30
40 acres also the East half OF the Sou,h
West quarter in Section No. eleven I'll :,
90 acres: also tie South West quarter
OF the South West quarter Of Section
eleven Ul). 40 acres; also the North
Eas, quarter of the North West quarter
of Section No. fourteen ga, 40 acres .
also the North East quarter OF the South
West quarter of Section No. ten (lOl.
40 acres; also four iilihs part of the
North half of the North East quarter of
Section No. fourteen Qi), and also the
EHsI nan vi tfit ANpfi vi istTi YUM w hhNa
the North East quarter Of the South
East quarter of Section No. nine 90. 40
acres, all in Township Number two III,
South of Range Number four ~ West.
And on failure to realize the full
amount of judgment, interest and cost
will mt tie same time and place expose
at public sale the fee simple OF said real
estate.
Taken MS the property Of Joseph An
thony Miller at the suit of Joseph Vol
mer.
Said sale will he made without an,
relief whatever from valuation or ap
praisement laws.
JOHN WEIkEL, Sheriff ID. G.
D. BuETTNER, Atty. for Plaintiff.
Aug al.'7&-sw. n. e. Sl6 OBJ
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sTRAYFD from the undersigned in
= Jasper, black COW. with white leg
and belly, marked with an over-hit
and swa,low-.ork IN the right
ear. smooth horns. a liberal reward
will be given 20 any one who will return
.aii cow To me. or give information so
that | can get her.
CHARLES BUCHART.
Aug. 14th. lsT4.-3w.
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a CARD.

WHEREAS, there has been a Sigh;
w misunderstanding existing between
the undersigned parties, in regard To
some monetary matters. now, thi. u TO
inform the public that the same has been
amicably settled between ourselves. aud
il is further agreed that we will not refer
TO the came. either directly or indirectly
In such manner as 10 give ground fot
the duplicating Of either as TO the wrcng
of the one or the other.
Witness our hands this 10th day OF
August. 1874. JACOB Fkllh
q. JOS. JUTT.
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INCONSISTENCIES AYE.

NOTICE j. hereby given. ;lai ihe nm
\ dcrsiancd adninisirairi. Of the estate
nf Henry g.. :. Baker tl-r,-a-e viii OfivI
for sale al public auction. 81 The late resi-
lenre OF tie deccdrni. III PatoSa Town
shin. near kcsmcr's Mill. on
FRIDAY. September IN, 1871.
ihe personal property OF said estate.
consisting ar tor-.~, Cattle !io-,.
,hcrp. AMI o. family carriage.
TERMS M, 90 FIVE dollars and
under cash: u sums over five dollar y
rrelii I'll iM,. We months viii he given.
purchascl, gis'n- notes ri interest wiz"
good security.
MARY LANE BAKER, Adni'rN.
Au.2l-1i.
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0.-Among the ruins Of Wentworth
Abbey was found the following curious
bill:
Nov. I, 1905.
Rev. !. Macguire 10 j. Jones, joiner,
for repairs to Roman Catholic chapel:
For soiid!y repairing st. Joseph. al
cleaning and ornamenting the Holy
Ghost. cd; Cor repairing Y. VI. and max
ing now child. s. cd; Tor making n
new nose for the devil, one new horn
on his head. and glning piece 10 HE
tail, 5s I'd total, rs i0d.
Settled, J. JOINS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE j. hereby given. that the un-
~ sigucd. has been appointed Admin
istraior. with the will annexed. OF the
estate of John Leykauf, late OF Dubois
county. Indiana. deceased. Said estate
/, probably solvent.
JOHN ElCHMILLER, Admir-.
Aug-2s-T 4-3w.
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state OF Indiana. Dubois County, -:
ln the Duboi. Circuit Court Ocio-
her term. ls7i.
William Lavender
" Foreclosure.
William ". Cavendcr.
Lodu>ca Lavender,
Nemcna I0chcnoar,
I.Ochenour,
James @. Cavcndcr.
susan H. Lavender.
Kosina j. Lavender and
My Lavender
DE II KNOWN. That on the 3 1
40 day OF September. lS7 4. the above
named rlainf IL, by lis Attorney. L.
,loqne. fled iu The % ii,c Of re CLERK 81
the Circuit Court, his complaint a-gir>,
said defendants. in TIE above i.litiei
cause. and an alidaNit of competent
person. ihat SAID defendants. William
W. Cayenicr La lusca Lavender
Jane, O. Caycnaor. Susin
Z Cayenier. Ho-iuR j. C1vrn2rr air
proper and necessary PARTIES '1 iii-
action, and .hai vi deiendan'- Nillisn
w. tavenier. LniH-.n Lavender. Jane-
y. Lavender. Susan y. Civcrirr ansi
| Ro,ina J. Cuvenlcr are not residents a
the State OF Indiana
Said defendant H. there forc. hereby
notified of,he ding and pcnlenry o, -ai.
compliant against tNrH. and that unless
/ they appear and an wrr on 0rniur there
10. NJ the calling OF ,ail cause on ~.
second day OF the neat term ~ ssio
Court. 10 be begun and held ~ The Court
House in Jasper, on the Fourth Moala'
\ IA October. next. said complaint. mn,
! the matter, and ding, therein couiainc,
land alleged. will be heard and deter
mined ia their absence.
BAIL Il. EDMONSTON. Clerk
Of the Dubois Circuit Court
G.. DoANf. ATTY for plaintiff.
September 4.h. ls7i.-3N.
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Court Notice.

state OF Indiana. Dubois County, -:
m the Dubois Circuit Court. Ocio-
her term lS7i
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IcJTyg ~
SAEsSAp -.

r.si ~ fa'le~irs sN'-sr' - si-',sr 'r'a Nr
R,r.s. . q lsvrrra ~ r''-rs. s"' = ~ :,
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ai y. .as lhs--n .us vie r 4 rres~i ',a,ssa .
=, B.st4ers .A. -. i.sa ss'i.g ~
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3 U L l. S
Worm Destroyer

EXTRACT oFArr-TTR TRov GEORGIA.
NmIssop. wALxsr Co.. ia.
Jurs 9s
pn ions B-tt-- Desr Sir have -sce-:ly given yotr
.s 0rr DESTROYER several trisis snt ind ~cader'n-
n, r,rten. n has not fnii~- IN -inxs instsnes 20
nave ~. ui.had Tor elect. sn doing pretty ssfee
rou.rsn rs~ic and daily use for come artiss ~
the Kind
Am sir, mos. repeatedly.
JUilUs Y. CLEMENT. ND
p Sc auqusheFa and numerous are the tss'iro-
ni.I- In favos ~ my worm Destroyer th.; s~spafr
sr.es l. entirely 700 small 10 tel IT'S merits
i. y. a. fpfsihle remedy flr Worms Try Y ard -
c.aiuc.a See nay Jo-rusi FOR more fan d.serit'ion
JOIN BULL
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mknowio
q hcr randa
Agents
G.
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Piedmont Airline Railway.
tSH gEa Easzsszssasis:fit:s ABLE, Nicbmond and
Danville, Richmond and Danville Il. W., N,
g. Division, and North WtstelnN n. c. RM.
GOING NOLIH
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Rlue and Gold.


Grizzly. bearded. swarthy and keen,
Sits jeweler, cunning and cold;
Spectral-eyed. like Bedouin.
Counting his gems and gold.
Counting his chaplets OF Syrian jet,
An odorous amber stepped in the sun,
The golden oirclets, turquoise set,
A dowry every one;
Blood-red rubies. pearls like grapes,
In clusters of purple, black and white;
Cameo girdleu for exquisite shapes;
Diamond drops of light;
Jeweled masks and filligree fans,
In carved cases OF tropical wood;
Aspic bracelets, buckles and binds,
Clasps for mantle and hood.
Dreaming dream of sordid gain,
The merchant, kcen-eyed, cunning
and cold,
Smiles in thought of yellow rain,
Ducats and sequims of gold.
Trailing her robes CT velvet and lace,
Through the luminous dimness glows
Vioia's form OF girlish grace,
And face like an Alpine rose.
She comes to look at the baubles new.
10 look at the rubies and strings of
pearls.
With light In her eyes of turquoise blue,
And light in her golden curls.
She fans herself with the flligree fans,
Opal-handed, with fame and dusk
Giving the palms of her slender hands
The scent Of altar and musk.
She tosses the chaplets OF Syrian jet
And amber by, with careless air,
And looks in vain for q jeweled net
For her beautiful golden hair.
Grizzly bearded, with spectral CLEANS
In ths merchants keen eye, cunning
and bold,
Through the long day he sits and dreams
OF mingled blue and gold
Counting his wealth and baubles and
toys,
OF the boarded coin which his Golfers
hold,
A snare for the eyes OF blue turquoise
And net for the hair Of gold.
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FOR REED ORGANS!
TIKI;
OR AN AT EZe1TNaIIEI !!

FTNHIS admirable collection of Music for
u Reed Organs should he 1T home whcr-
ever there is u Reed instrument. Nothing
that is not OF the very best quality has been
allowed i'll the book, whicl. has moro than
2Uo attractive pieces, compactlv printed on
large pages. Nothing difficult. Everything
nicely fitted to the popular taste Price in
boards, 81 80; cloth, s:}; gilt, -.
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CLARKE'S DOLLAR INSTRUCTOR
FOR REED ORGANS

An excellent AMI attractive instruction
h'"k ~ ilr.s wi:' nord Il shor. and easy
course
sea! ppat.nai,. "n receipt oi ,ctail price.
OLlNEn DIrSuN * Co, Boston
CliAS. II. DITSON & CO..
A3rii 4 'w' III Broadway, New York.
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j. w. PARKER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER

FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE AGENT,
(0Gics in Carolina National Bamk,)
OFFERS for sale the most eligible real.
~ ESTATE no Y in market, among which is
that fine Mansion and Elk acres OF improved
Ground, known as the Elmoro property.
Tho ACRE LOT on which Christ Church
stood.
Several VACANT LOTS on Richards son
street and elsewhere in the city.
ALSO,
Several valuable FARMS. near Columbia,
including his Dairy Farm, go remarkable Tor
it's fertility.
As Fire Insurance Agent,
10 represents the LIVERPOOL AND LON.
DON AND GLOBE, with assets amounting
to s2l ,000, 900, and now doing as largo and
profitable business as any Company in
Europe or America.
In the Life Department.
He is General Agent fer the BROOKLYN,
OF NEW YORK, with - 500, ,0C0 asssets and
a deposit OF old State Bonds for $50. O0O with
tho Comptroller G cncral Of south Carolina.
The brooklyn" invites rigid scrutiny into
the management and condition OF the Com
pany, and arc prepared to provo, through
their agent, at tho Carolina National Bank,
in Columbia, by facts and figures, why the
ComDany may bo relied on ns worthy the
confidence and patronage which is being
turnod towards IL by the wel-informcd, who
know where and how to invest for the future
benefit ot those they love ard desire 20 pro-
vide for.
We beg to mnntion but ore Of many adj
vantascuus features in this Company: That
OF cndorsing tho surrender value of it's
policies on each for ten consecutive years.
This feature has met with unqualified prui-o
from the most ctlcbretcd American actin.
aries, as also from the press North. South
and Eaet. March 81 lib