davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

LoNG-RANGE SHoOTIEG.- The rilic-shoot-
inc at 900 wards which WIS TO have taken
place ut Strawberry Hill will be held this
evening ut the Brewery, this point BEN"
more accessible. Mr.. Garfield gives free
nNhil1tinn q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29
HOLMAN TAD
Is 4
u.ryFI. or SUCCESS

.,n,rr given lis workings a personal Inspection.
"! HN, merits MY professional sanction. IL
,tGh'," Wv 1ry and effectively. and comes The
81 N''"'!' ,t,..r>al I'suacca Of anything know
rfArcs' 20 49,. only wonder is that the mcdi-
= H'"'''', 10. NOT before made II of practical
ca'T''' r',t,,. humanity. Tor the principle Is as
"a =. .tmocratcs himself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

u. ELLYSrN y CO.. advertising agents, rn7ert aa
T"rti$cnents In al Of the newspapers OF the Cnta'
Stmes publishers rates Orders lett at the Dts
pG!ca cvuEtinS-ro0m Will receive prerGst atteD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

AN ESTABLISHED FACT .-ilERMiS EO2CHES
x BROTHER keep the largest and bc>t-asSor:c,:
stock Of Boots. Shoes Trunks, YaliscS, &C. IN Tho
ciiy-JU9 and > IL Hroad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

TAKE AYERS SARSAPARTLLA to purify the
bl7od and purge out the humors. pimp'es. hollis and
sores which are merely enbeins OF The rJttounc.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29
THE POINDEXrER TRIALS.
THE polSprXrER TRIALS.

THE PulSDEXrER TRIALS.
READY TODAY, al Impartial! account tnity-NA
p,ycs ociavo) Of the shooting OF Charles I. 'tr'''
by John r I,ou.extrr, personal description oi th'
principal characters Curonef's r'qnea caahihatioi'
al the Police Court, aud :wo risS before Tie iiu4'
Ines Court; together with lists OF those exa'uih ~
to their qualifications jury and other i"teres'
lag Information.
For single COPY, 25 cents.
For sale 5y ncwsdeaicrs.
W. ID. CHFsTERMAS, Il
Rp26.d,sw&w E.H. FlshEh,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

SAVE MONEY hv having your printing done at tht
DGSrAT@H rEtSTlNG-l:OtSE. Good work, ioV
price,, Nnl fatlstactOn guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

,.,o1cacn. hut echoes the verdict o. AZ
Tht i,rr, careful! tuvt Stgation or reason
va s W. sht give nnnsrsS ,n,,,S is'o"tIs n cveiy
Il ne W ",r..rc ,y,}l moi permit Call II the "ihco
ta9a-."'f f,r your,cl>c>. or scua for inioFma''"i'
&n@ Nj y. given free OF charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

WE EuAVE ACCEPTED THE AGENCY for
ROEDEEER CHAMPAGNE.
and offer il nj such low figures tTat lovers OF good
wine will lud 1t 10 their Interest to Call and ex-
anime. W. Ii. BLAIR l. Co,
Main str I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

DHL-HEADS, $3.50 to sS per ream, at
u the DIsPATCH PRHTIGe.H0UsSs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29
,royrSsoR n. a. LOOMS, NJ. D.,
of Louisville. KY.

49,, Professor of Anatomy in the Pennsylvania
ffa", rcrrsc. late Su. Scon in The United States
s"'~ ~d q professor III medical col'cSc, 81.
'.,.s. .sy; tie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

EOR RENT, NICE COTTAGE 81
4 HOUSE w!h about seven rooms, with a:G
large towc:-yard aLa vegetable garden fully sci
with I'aslS. &c, No 20G Jefferson street. bet wrcr
Hyr,i and Canal. 5000. ap 80 c0d2tt
y DOOMS s FOR RENT.-For rent. GA
Ia THREE ROOMS In rhiri story Il No. S07 81
FranSlth Slic"t. Al.n. two basement ro0rus. Tor
gentlemen. None could lie more desirable.
ON-1tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29
sfEADE 4 BAKERS


d Tugs TORE,
9l9 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA,
MAY DE FOUND THE FOLLOWING:
AIE.CUSHIONS FOR ISyALlDS.
AR-PlLLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
IiOT-WATER BAGS.
ICE-BAGS FOR TIE HEAD.
RUBBEE-CLOTlI FOR INFANTS.
SoFr-EUBBER EED-PANS,
TRAVELLING FLAsK>,
SPoNGE.EtGc.
POCKET-STuyFS.
HORSE. HAIR FLES!I-GLoVES,
FLESIl-HRl' SHE'S,
CETLER'> POCKET INiitLEES.
STEAM INIIALERS.
THROAT ATOMIZEnS.
NASAL DOUCIES.
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
HAED-RUBBER TRUSSES.
FEVER THERMOMETERS,
GALNANIC BATTERIES.
GARHhTT'S ELECTRIC DISKS.
tIlLORATE POTASH TABLETS,
SEA-SAI.T FOR BATHING.
MEDICINE. CT ASSES FOR THE SICK,
SrIfTp0\S tDE TIE SICK,
FINEST SELF-SYRIEGES.
HIoULnER-HRt tCFS for adulis and y1dil.;,
and all surgical ana ncdiraI aDuuucrs for s!l" ~
MEADE X EhkER. Pharmacists.
ap24-3m ?l9 nain street. Richmond, VI.
TOD LIVER OIL
just received. FRESH, PURE unusually free from
tshy or other maIr>"or> taste and smell.
j. FLAIR, Drusgls-
mh IL corner of Ninth nml BROAD str"e';.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

rheumatism comes from inactive Kidneys. For
BITTERs never fai! TO cure it, Read advertise
meat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

TREASURER. we are to elect Treasurer
In May.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Doggett is gentleman Of intelligence
and fine appearances. He was Schoomate
OF the prisoner at the school o! Judge Cole
man. in Fredericksburg. Il was through
the efforts OF Messr>. BosSari. Doggctt, and
Jctirics that the verdict OF the Jury was not
Ior longer term OF imprisonment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

CONSULAT De FRANCE,
At RICHMOND.
GENERAL DIRECTION
y" 0r HE
>,r1ox,L nkNUgAt TORIES OF FRANCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

ESTRhY.-Came 10 my place. on the
H Meadow-!fri gr road, on last Thursday after
ioon, Il LAMB. which he nwnercau get by proving
property auG paying tor this advertisement.
ap 22-lt JOSEPH n. FDEEQUEEkS.
TAKEN UP ON MY PLACE ON Cv..a
l. The 23d April. near the Mrchauicsvlllc 5et...sA- s.
tol-"atc. small SPOTTED COW. giving II ,,iilc
mi X. The owner will pca,r come forward, pay
charges. and take her away.
ap 29-ltt JOSEPH JOHNSTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29
iHnNr ENINE\Ei.-

DON'T EE RECEIVED
r~>g i ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

r." ou,tsu; wi. :io"A,ch one =! their Splendid
.t,aul"rs--Di.D Erml>!DN, HiaNur !. lShAc
fEi.i., ard ft,li..'> H. -@cry TUESDAY
FRIDAY. AMI SUNDAY :. hisJ ~x.r..
Tsree s',!pS IT. entirely Few, sao "e.e pl.it ~
p-esSly for til, rcut-.
They sc spep,:I .alooas, sta.--rooss, and b4.a-
rooms.
Tie rare, Communications, and 1t:ea ::o:-s
spr .sissa5.
Gods shipped by this line landed regularly ):
Stw York on the cc-pauy'S covered pier, 81 SDrs
river.
fre.gh, received until r. NJ. daily.
tsbiu fare 10 New York. Si2. Slcsra2e, ~ and
ss.
fre.gn,s for points beyond New York o:SitIf,1
with Dispatch and 10 charge made except sc.d,- e2'
peuSes Incurred.
For further information .pply 70
CEoEGF " ALLEN I CO., Agents
nylo ottcr tom.xny's whsrses, kCIkesa5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

other, that II yenireman has formed, and
still more, il he has formed and expressed.
decided or substantial opinion as TO tie
guilt or innocence Of the accused, no mat
ter upon what ground it was formed, whe-
ther from having heard the evidence on
some former trial or examination, or from
mere rumor or otherwise, he is an incom.
petent Juror to try the case"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29


Section ]. Every male citizen Of the United
States twenty-one years old. who shall have
been a resident Of the State twelve months.
and OF the county, city, or town in which
he shall offer to vote three months next pre-
cedng any election, and shall hare paid to
The State before The day of election the capi-
tation tai required by ta,o for the preceding
year, shall be entitled to vote. &c.
Section 3. All persons entitled to vote and
hold Office, and none others, shall be eligible
to sit az jurors.
The Commemorative Attorney George
D. Wise) asked counsel for defence num-
Der of questions, but made no argument
himself But he furnished the Court with a
list OF the authorities upon which be relied.
WITNESSES SUMMONED.
The Judge continued the motion until
Wednesday, and directed that such wit
nesscs rs counsel desired should be sum-
moned from Fredericksburg 10 testify both
as 10 Mr.. Doggetps expression OF opinion
and as 10 whether CT not 3IcSSrs. Woody
and Peyton have paid their poll-taX, &c.
Prisoner was reminded to Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

,,nrsrMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29

L'OR RENT, TUE LARGE AND Tr:a
A ELEGANT STORE M. 90 Moin sfrr" Eli
Il will hr divided into two small II Gi.,ircd :
each having ia H. fruul It large window au door.
Apply 10 GkEBBS n WILLIAMS.
ap .4Gt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29
n,sssS LIVER PADS.

>,~rcp.pAD TREATMENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-29
THE PoLL-TAX QUESTION.

THE POLI-TAX QUESTION.
The constitutional provisions upon which
defence rely as to Woody and Peyton are as
follows:
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14

War in Castle SuIIcnyer.

On Tuesday night of last week,
"Dock" Stevens and Pate Hamilton.
two of the inmates of the county Jail.
had lively set to. Moore and Tyro
had just been brought to Jail, for an
attempt at liberating Stevens from
Jail, on the preceding Friday night.
Stevens said to the iailer, in Hamil-
tons presence, that Moore and Stevens
were innocent that it was the Crow
boys who came to rescue Hamilton
from Jail. Hamilton said it was he
Stevens told Hamilton he was a liar,
that he knew it was the Crow boys,
and knew all about it, that he had
SAID they were to be there Thursday
night, but did not come. The jailer
told them to hush, and then went
down. Pretty soon after, they got
TO fighting over it. Hamilton hit
Stevens in the forehead with a pail,
and then caught him around the neck
and pelted him under the arm awhile.
The jaiIer, when hearing tine noise,
came to part them, when Hamilton
quit.
In consequence of the recent at
tempt at Jail delivery, the jailer has
prepared to give any other such visi-
tors a very warm reception. The Jail
is strongly guarded every night, and
will be as long as n single prisoner is
confined therein, and in addition, sew
eral resolute citizens of town have
prepared themselves with good shoot
ing irons, and have promised to come
to aid the jailer, on hearing any kind
of alarm.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14
silver Anniversary Of the Mason q
Iianiin Organ Company.

These well known manufacturers of
Cabinet and Parlor Organs celebrated
their silver anniversary on the 10th inst,
when they completed the twenty>finh
year since the establishment OF their bus
mess. In his remarks after dinner, the
President of company stated the Interests
ing facts that at first the capacity ct their
factory was only two or three melodeons
per week, worth less than one hundred
dollars each; now it IS more than two
hundred cabinet organs per week, the
best of which sells for five hundred to
one thousand dollars each, though the
great majority are one hundred and tweG
ty-five to one hundred and fifty dollars
each lie attributes their success to the
fact tnat they had always made the very
best organs and only the best. " hich had
enabled them to take The highest houors at
every worlds exhibition for many years,
and command a market for their organs
all over the world London alone J as
taken one thousand OF them in siugle
year
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14

not n candidate for Office. Judge
Stuart talked to the folks awhile,in his
usual pointed humorous style.
john S. Moore and Pendleton
Tyro, an account of whose arrests,
tiial and incarceration in Jail we gave
last week, were brought out on Tues
day, tried, and Moore was fined S25
and Tyro sl5. Failing to pay or re-
plevy the same, they were remanded
to jail to pay the amount by imprison-
ment. We understand that this
charge against Moore has caused his
bondsmen in the case of the Common
wealth VS.. him for murder, TO snrren-
der him.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14
Highwaymen in Dayicss county.

On Tuesday night of last week, DIR.
Ellis, of Masonyille. was passing over
the levy on the Hartford and Owens.
boro road. near Sugar Grove church,
when man stepped ont from the
road side, stopped his horse and
ordered the DIR. to shell out. the
Doctors siced was frey one. and
giving him sudden stroke with the
whip, ran over the man and escaped.
On Friday night following, Zach
King. of BuioId, this county, was
travelling The same road. lie had ex-
changed his team with neighhor boy,
was riding about one hundred yards
ahead. when he heard the boy scream
ior help and hurried back. The boy
said man had come out from The road
side and commanded him TO halt and
shell out. The screams of the bov
and the hurrying back of King scared
the scoundrel oft. King says when he
passes that road in future he will be
prepared TO "shell out" sure enough.
He says he will shell out few large
sized cartridges in the way Mr. High
waymen will not like.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14
Advice TO COusuinpfiycs.

The celebrated physician, DR.. Paul
Memeyer, gives the following valuable
suggestions TO persons suffering from
lung affections: The patient must with
scrnpnlors conscientiousness Insist upon
breathing fresh, pure air, and must be
remembered that the air of closed rooms
is always more or less bad i y \
No man, however uncleanly, would drink
muddy. dry water. 4 party which oc-
cupies room fOr hours. breathing the
same air. might be compared to party
OF bathers drinking the water in which
they bathe. The patient must keep the
window of his bedroom open. Night air
is fresh sir without day light In close,
crowded rooms, the patient suffering from
lung complaints breathes consumptively.' ..
BY taking precautions and using DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Pursaiive Pellets, fully one
hall OF the cases OF lang complaints
would be cured in six months For
coughs and irritation OF the lungs do not
always indicate the presence of consump>
ton although it may result in that dis
ease, and if consumption has already be-
come deeply seated in the system. this is
the most efficient course of treatment
that can he pursued out side OF any insti-
tuition that provides special facilities tor
the treatment Of this disease DR.
Pierce's celebrated Invalid's notl is
such an institution. Send stamp for de>
scriptiye pamphlet containing also a
complete treatise upon consumption, cx-
planning its causes, nature, aud the best
methods oi treating il, together with VAL
liable hints concerning diet, clothing. eX-
ercise, etc. for consumpiives Address
Faculty OF lnvaliIs' aid rouri,ts' Hotel,
Buffalo, n. Y.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14
A PuBLic DEMAND

Has long been made for an effectual
and permanent chill remedy contaiag no
qnin,ne, arsenic or mercury. and that
produces 10 unpleasant symptoms about
the head, one that can be taken 10y the
most delicate stomach aad acts upon the
secrelions thoroughly without other med
icius one that strikes and completely e.
radcates ell miasmetic poisons lurking
in the system. Such q remedy has late
ly been placed before the public, and is
known as DAYS Ague Tonic. which is
having a wonderful run. 1t can be
taken at all times by the most delicate,
makes permanent cures, and one bottle
is frequently sufficient to cure a whole
family. lS2m
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14
Apangerous Torpor.

Torpor or inactivity of the kidneys is
seriously dangerous TO those organs, since
it is the precedent of diseases which de-
stroy their substance and endanger life
This slugeishness may be overcome by
stimulating them, not excessively, but
moderately, an effect produced by llostet-
ter's Stomach Bilters, general ihviso-
rant Alternative, possessing diuretic proper
ties of no common order. The impetus
which this admirable medicine gives to
their evacuative function counteracis any
tendency TO congestion which may exist
in their tissues Both they and their as
sociate organ. the bladder, are invigora,
ted as well as gently stimulated by the
Bilters, which exerts kindred influence
uro2 the stomach, liver and bowels, and
by strengthening the system. enables it to
withstand malarial epedemics, to which
when exposed it might otherwise sue
cumb. lS-lm.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14

Gulnare means 'ne blossom Of the
pomegranate. Yearly all female names
sisuiiy birds, towers, scents or other or
nam lis or luxuries which abound in
their hyperbo.ical poetry. During these
modern times ideas have b,ea caught
from the Orient and the saMe significance
is given TO the name English Female Bit
ters. Ii Implies Il restoration 10 health, ,
a radical cure OF all those chronic deranse'
meuts and irregularities that aiilict the
female sex. Itimplies quick and power
ful action over the female troubles. 1t
implies regulating and restoring old and
and young fcma!es to their natural oondi-
ton, and no lady should fail 10 use them.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14
SPRING RACES.
Aiexander's Hotel, Ger. Market and
9TH, Louisville, Ky.

The proprietors of this fine. new,
well furnished hotel, have made ex-
tensive arrangements TO accommodate
people coming to tho spring races,
commencing May the Goth. First
class accommOdatiOns-fare 50 90 per
day. 10. d ALENAKDER & Co.,
1879 Proprietors.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14
HAVE YOu nEADACHE?

One cents worth OF Bailey's Saline
Aperieut will cure you. Have you acid
stomach or heartburn? Half cents
worth OF Baileys Saline Aperient will
cure you. Have you constipation? Two
cents worth of Bailey 8 Saline Aperient
will relieve you. Are you bilious2
Three cents worth OF Bailey's Saline APP
erient will remove all Liliousness. Are
you dyspeptic2 Railey's Salise Aperent
will do yoa good. 1t is a pleasant aad
cooling purgatlve. ard ioams like soda
water. Its pleasantness makes it quite a
iavorite among the ladies. For sewing
women. factory girls. and all who lead "A
closely confined life. i,s effects are gratis
flying, relieving their headache and con-
stipation. Only 40 cents per bottle.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14
The Crow House.

This hotel was reopened last Mon
day. Mr.. Milligan Wright is the new
landlord who proposes to keep good
house, good meals, sleeping aocommo-
dations, DC. The bar is furnished
with good liquors, cigars and tobacco,
and NJ. +. Hines is there ready, vii.
ling and anxious to wait on YOU.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14
How TO Make Money.

| wish to sell the counties of Ohio,
Davies, Mclean, Henderson and
Muhlenberg, for the sale of a patent
Balance Window Sash. Will sell one
or all. An energetic person can make
from $40 to $40 per day by selling
them. For further information, call
ON or address w. ii. MURRELL.
BEAVER DAM, Ky. 19-3t.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14
ESTABLISHED 1866.
EN VE ~ YOEsS s

Should address EDISON BROS. Attorneys at
Law and Patent Solicitors III Street,
Washington, D. c. for ci-cul.rs ofinstruction.
Reasonable terms. R':Irenees and advice
sent FREE. Wo tend exclusively to Patent
business, Reis'rss Interferenees and casos
rejected in -,ner hands speciality. Trade
mIlks .hd Caveats solicited. Upon receipt
OF '--Odd or sketch and description We give
Jur opinion rs 10 patent ability, GREE or
cHASGg. We refer to the present Commits
sioner Of Patents AMI al Xxx Commissioners
Who have served within tho past fifteen years.
lR Ii
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14
ICE-CREAM SALOON.
Opposite HcIIcnry's : Law Office.

Meals at all hours, at reasonable
charges. A good dinner, 90 cents.
Ladies from the country will find a
good stopping place while in town, as
it il near the courthouse. NO Ii
QUORS or strong drinks are sold at
this establishment. Lemonade, Ice
cream, Cakes and Candies speciality.
Hot coffee will be kept on hand at all
hours. Louis GUENrnER,
Manager.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14
BEAVER DAM, KY,

Taken up as stray by VIM. w. Her
living North OF Rosine two miles. within
ohe-half mile of Hartford and Litchfel.l
road in Ohio comfy, on the 18th day Of
April, 1879, one bay mule about II hands
high few white hairs on the back (sad-
die mark) shoes on front feet. name toll
erably long, but had been trimmed in
time-tai has been shaved. No other
marks or brands noticed which | have
appraised at S25. Witness my hand this
23rd day OF April, 1879.
l1aIt. Ii. DALTzELL J. Z. U. {.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14
To Tobacco growers aud shippers.

WewiSh to call attentionto the LOUIS
willie Tobacco Market. which is the largest
in the West, and steadily increasing in
magnitude and influence. On this marke
all gralcs OF tobacco can be sold at any
time for the highest market prices. We
would call your attention to our ware
house which is large, centrally located.
and possesses every advantage tor storing
and selling Tobacco. We couduc, a strict-
ly legitimate warehouse business, and give
our close personal attention TO the interests
Of our patrons. We are present at the
sampling and selling of all Tobacco, and
advise with our customers a. to their best
interests All letters promptly answered,
AM any information we may possess will
be gladly given Auction sales daily re-
turns promptly made. Storage tour
mouths free OF charge; advances on con-
signiuents. Mark your hogsheads Louis
vile House"
SHERLEY IL GLOVER,
PRoPRIEToRs LOUISVILLE TOGAcCO WAKE>
HOUSE, LoUIsvILLE. Ky. 5l Gm
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14

l.. j. Lyon is prepared to take
care of persons attending court. Good
meales furnished at 10 cents each,
also bed at 10 cents, which makes only
60 cents day for good boarding and
lodging. Try Lyons Hotel, and all
will be well.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14
l6>4t.
The Last Call.

l need the money that so many of
my customers owe me. If | did not,
| would not ask you for it. If you
do not come and settle you will find
your accounts in the hands of an
officer. l mean just what | say.
Look out or you will have cost to pay.
w. III. Murrell.
BEAVER DAM, KY, 17-1mo.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14
NOTICE.

All persons that are in any way in.
deLted to Richard I. TAYLOR, deceased,
are requested to meet me III Cromwell on
the lst. 2d, Cd, 4fh or 5ih Saturday in
May. 1874. for tho purpose of settling
their Indebtedness. | hope that all will
respond promptly, aud save trouble and
costs.
VIRGIL TAYLOR, Admir-.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14
How the Connecticut Mutual Life bears
the TEST.

1t maintains the highest standard of
solveucy adopted bv any Company or any
State Department in this country.
Its surplus, estimated hy the most cons
servative standard. is abundantly ample
for all contingencies it has in force over
64 coo policies; its mortality has been
always less than the table rate, and it
exercises Increasing care in selecting
risks; its ratio Of cxpeuses to receipts
has almost invariably been below that of
any other,compauy, having been for the
entire thirty-three years OF its business
but s % per cent, and in 1878 but G.51
per cent. while the average expense
ratio OF all other companies was nearly
double that OF this company; it has
always been noted among companies for
its profitable investments and high rate
OF interest. IL has no stockholders
Every dollar OF saving or profit belongs
solely to the policy-holders and goes to
reduce the cost of their insurance.
On the lst of January, 1879, it had
paid out for losses and matured endow
menis. $50, ,33S, ,79O Is; returned surplus
premiums and interest, S35, l63,2OS 22;;
upon lapsed and surrendered policies.
s., $50 6l; and against total liabil-
ity OF $i4.77j, ,05l59, it held assets
amounting to S4S, l79, lbs 81. From such
a record, it can he well judged whether
its W rk in the future is likely to be welI
and safely done.
JAS. =. CARPENTER,
GcnI Agent for Ky.
w. G.. HEAD,
SrcriaI tyenf