, 1876-03-05
PERFECT INDEMNITY.
Two Of the S0undest Insurance Comma
MES in the United States,
an AGENCY Which Represents Combined
Capital Of Over $6,000,000.

- -@60@SJ '*AoA A%IEAuSOAhS cuHuA1dt
e. Capital Of Over $6,000000.
!. The question OF insurance in these latter days
: Is not one that demands fns-drawn OF logical
arguments to secure recognition of its necessity,
= much less Of it's utility. The property owner
i who eau face the ire record OF the past i've
II years, and coolly accept the hazard Of non~in-
J surance NAV be safely set down as insane or
= diotic, All the arguments pro and con having
been long since fscorily disposed of in faror
Of pro. the matter resolves itself into the local
! query as toHow and When?
j The action Of this or that corporate body in
past emergency, may ba presumably taken as
basis of future expectancy, and applications will
grayitate With uuerrng certainty III the direction
Of tho8e companies which hare been prompt in
meeting such losses as the recont disastrous coll
, fagratlons in Boston and Chicago entailed upon
them. Prominent By virtue OF lts solidtty aud
! careful management, lB
| THE LyScHEUnu INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Lynchburs, w.. which is knorn as one Of the
! wealtblest cltios in the United States. The
stockholders OF the COMPANY arc men Of large
wealth, asgregating capital OF eight millions
Of dollars, a Board OF Directors was selected
with the utmost discretion. and With especial
reference to their peculiar efficiency and fitness
| qualities that command universal recognition
J and in1orBement. The Iynchhurg does the
third largest business il Baltimore, and is widely
and farotably known throughout both North
aud South It's conservative and careful |
/ management, and the further fact that it has |
! given solid business risks the preference over
heavy premiums, il greatly to its credit. Such !
administration is undoubtedly the basis upon |
which is prcdicated the fiattering estimate ac-
corded to solid Southern companies by man who I
arc considered authority in insurance matters. J
The management Of the Lynchhurg has been
Investigation has oulY served to confirm tIIe
fact Of it's thorough and absolute sovency. 1u |
addition to making ample deposit With ths State
Auditor, Tho Company's condition vas. at her
own iustance subjected to critical exarnina.1on |
by tue State Actuarv, Col. J. Il, kellogg. 70 |
whom unaualfied reference is made y, to Sand
ing and soiyency, The following stute,ncnt of |
assets and financial responsibility is q most
eredltable showing, and speaks for itself:
Bonds and mortgages s,o7 ,ce
United States and other bonds ....'... ?s'5i:.5
Dne from agents for premiums. ............. 5s71.9
cazh.. 5asa35
s...---
.,., ss7'.'os>S4
AZ an aaaitlonal gnaranty OF indemnity to in-
surets Tue Lsncnaurg nas determined to Keep
lntacE the lnconao accumulated III ttts Stats for |
Ihc oenent OIL 1he Illinois lolicJ-hoiders IN ad-
uklon to tha usual deposit Of securities With the
AUDITOR. me LynchnuTg With com1nendable
boslon anu Chicago tires 1t vas not crippled
s;a,'is tu anoI; oas; hke t atanen craft boro
ton to other advantages the Lynchbarg is |
otticered by men whose social and financial
standing is personal gasrauty for the Company
they represent and We predict for Ler n, honor [
able aaa successful secou ia tn. future annals
Of insurance.
TIE LycoNgSo,
Second TO none in the United STATES fer
strength aad reliability iB the Lyconing Insur-
anca Compapv> of Muncy Pa Its .,,chrd e.-
lends over period of thirtr-six wears il having
oeon Organized and in successful oneratnn since
$40 lis standing and eoIyeucv ara ahsn,ntaiv to
and its adjustment Of losses IN t.
udiug those attendant upou tho Boston and I
chicago tires, has been complete and promrt
This Company has been A. all times fsrnrte IN In
he West nud the excellence Of it's 1nauacenent lst
he h,gh character Of its officials and It's ane th'
apital, tave given it hold upon the estecm of I
hoae who seek for 6rst~class INSURANCE., which in.
othiug ia ever likely to loosen The OH | vii
a1s of the Lycomiug arc gentlemen | d7!
pown Tor eminent integrity aud financial I
laracter, not only ut home, hut abroad Air. " ! ftz
l. Palnter IS President; Henry Ecroyd is Vice be
James Ii. Bowman, Secretary: snd not not
!. a. Fl. Walton, Treasurer. Of tho monetary 'o'
atus Of the Lycc.nng it secmB hardly ueces-
Iry to speak. For the sake, however. Of sa.i5- -
ing persons who may never have been at the i
Inns look into the matter We refer to tho last ae
,uusl stataueut Of the COMPANY iss.ea jan. i Phi
76. From this We find TINT the gross asse1s ! -,
tie Lycoming are 35,414G96.SI and that the ! ~
ganxatipn has pnid losses since its commenca l.
ent il, business emhracino a 9E1 ds,;n., | &
inns. These CLAIMS eye total aEcre1ata NJ =
lis, 1851. No better eyidence Of ths h;ch n s..
tnnda rnon ,1urant manaoar.,snt oo.Is ns1 =.
.aaJ oe'AA fAoo7A' A'"NeeAaeA'' eoo'u po d. g.
S"s.a Hau a,;,.t;o.s ,,ka .ho o..
organizations Ike the L5counug are an bonor TO-.
the good name of ire Insurance.: Handled by H.
tliods OF uode1Writinc rather than in iha H.
liant and reckIeas Ynode rha Ircnn.,rr hos H. .
sa ste.1,r Fa-,-s-I ;ra.o,' 100 u .
!, tha ..a,n, ~ ~ ~ raso."sno - Ptesase 49, :.