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Back MatterSource: Advocate of Peace (1847-1884), New Series, Vol. 3, No. 32 (AUG. 15, 1871)Published by: World Affairs InstituteStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/27905079 .

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THE ADVOCATE OF PEACE.

RECEIPTS

In June, 1871.

MAINE.

ue Htll. Isaac barker.

MASSACHUSETTS.

AMKSBURT. W. J. Boardman.,

Boston. E. K. Howe..

, $2 00

. 2 00

. 10 00

Fall River. Wm. Chase., .Rev. M. Burnham. Dr. J. L. Clarke...

ai han Chace.

Lowell. S. Mackv.

Mansfield. Kev. J.Blaine.

New Bedford. Ezra Kelley...

Salfm. Prof. A. Crosby.,

Stoi*k.bkidge. Kev. Josiah Brewer.,

Taunton. Kev. S.H.Emery....

RHODE ISLAND.

Providence. Dea. T. Salisbury.

3 00 2 00 2 00 2 00

3 00

5 00

00

10 00

2 00

20 00

. 6 00

CONNECTICUT. Norwich.

Hon. W. A. Buckingham....$10 00. Cha? Johnson. 2 00

. W. Tompkins. 10 00 John Dunham. 00 L. W. Carroll. 3 00 Dea. O. Gaffer. 2 00 Chas. Spaulding. 2 00 A. W. Prentice. 2 00

New London. Kev. Dr. McEwen.10 00 Hon. Thon. W. Williams ... 20 00 Mrs. Lydia Learned..-. ?00 J. H. Harris. 00

Putnam. Asahel Batty. 2 00 Edward Kly. 2 00 Geo. M. Morse. 20 00

New Britain. Klihu Burritr..... 20 00 Dr. Geo. Clary. 00

Hartford. Thos. Smith. 20 00 Mrs. J. B. Corning. 2 00

West Killingly. J. T. Hut chins. 2 00

NEW YORK..

Sandy Hill. Sam'l Bostwick. 2 00

New York City. Samuel Willette. 25 00

Butternuts. Mrs. Marcia Blore. 2 00

PENNSYLVANIA. Southwest.

S. S. Benedict. 2 00

Meadvilltc. Rev. R. C ay head.$2 00 Hon. John Reynolds. ? 00 Prof. C J. Hali. 2 00 Hon. W. H. Lowrie. ? 00

Petroleum Center. J C Pattert-on. 2 00 W. Miller.... 2 00

NORTH CAROLINA.

Belvidere. J. Winelow. 2 05

OHIO.

Cardtngton. I Frank C. Stanley. 2 00

Springfield. Bishop T, A. Morris. 20 00

Toledo. S. C. McLanathan. 2 00

INDIANA. Wabash.

Pleasant Bond. 00

Quaker Hill. Richard Henderson.? 00

Sum er. T?O?. Barnard. 2 00

ILLINOIS. Aurora.

Alexander Small. 00

Chicago. Kev. Amasa Lord,. 0 00

Cherry Valley. Kev. i. P. Jones.$2 00

KANSAS. De Soto.

Elma Coltrane. 6 00

Olathe. A. S. Devinney. 00 Rebecca . Roberte. 6 00

. McBride. 2 00

Leavenworth. Rev. Wm. Kincaid. 2 00 Sidney Smith. 2 00

Clay Center. Karl Haitzgang. 2 00 F. . Bioler. 2 00 J. A. Buddington. 2 00 John Kress. 2 00

NEBRASKA.

Plattsmouth. John K. Clark. 2 00

MICHIGAN. Ionia. M W. Knoll. 2 00 James H. Cieighton. 2 CO

Hartwell ville. J. T. House. 2 00

Flint. . Countryman. 00

Lamberts ville. L. Adams. 2 00

Smaller sums in various States 27 44

For publications, &c.211 50

Total. $649 99

HOW, WHEN AND WHERE

ADVERTISE. SEE THE

Advertiser's Gazette, BOOK OF ONE HUNDRED PAGES.

Issued Quarterly, (new edition just out,) con tain* Lists of all the best Newspaper*, Daily, Weekly, Religious, Agricultural, Local and Political; also Magazines and all Peri odicals devoted to class intere?ts ; also estimates showing Cost of Advertising, and hints, inci dents and instruction? gathered from

The Experience of Successful Advertisers. Mailed to any address for ?5 Cents*

Address GEO. P. BOWELL & CO.,

Advertising Agrents, Publishers and Dealers in all kinds of Printers' Materials,

No. 41 PARK ROW, NEW YORK.

WANTED. A local Agent of the American

Peace Society, male or female, in every neighborhood, to obtain donations for the Society, subscrip tions to its periodicals, and circu late its other publications, to whom a compensation will be given when not willing to serve gratuitously. Persons disposed to act as such can send their names to the Secretaries or Office Agent, who will com municate the necessary informa tion, and furnish such things as are needed for the prosecution of

HBBi

NEW YORK:

J. ROSS & CO., 27-ROSE STREET.

Contains ia8 pages of Hymns and Tunes which every one should know. '* Just the book we want for Prayer Meetings."

Only $15 per hundred copies, in stiff covers. " 10 - 14 44 in paper covers.

Sample copy mailed on receipt of 20 cents.

J. ROSS & CO., 27 Rose Street, New York

Or, J. A. BEAVER, Pres. Y. M. C. A., ^ Beltafonte.

The abore named Byron booka ar? kept on ?ale at the office of'the Ami Paar? 8oeieiT, and may h* had by addreesing Ber. H. C. Dunham, 86Brom ??Id Bt,. Boft?u.

ANTI-M ASON RT. Secret Societies fairly and earnestly

opposed in the ~ Christian Cynosure,

Published in the interest* of the National Christian Association

opposed to secret societies. Public and Private Testimonials of its usefulness are of the best character. It should be retid in every family.

Fortnightly - - $1.00 per year. Send stamp for a copy. Address

H. Ii. KELLOGG, Christian Cynosure Officr,

88 La Salle St., Chicago, 111.

WALSH'S

Biblical Quarterly Devoted to New-Testament

Christianity in its pure faith and

holy life, advocates Peace, and

is opposed to all Secret or Jesu

itic Societies. Fifty pages to

each number, including cover.

Price One Dollar for volume of

four numbers. Single number

thirty cents.

f?g^ Subscribe for it, for it will

contain matter you cannot find

elsewhere, Address,

J. TOMLINE WALSH,

NEW-BERN^. ?

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4 THE ADVOCATE OP PEACE.

THE

PEOPLE'S AGENCY!

This Agency, inaugurated upon the principle that "Honesty is the Beet Policy;" or that

" Nothing but truth before God>s Throne

With honor can appear will never resort to misrepresentation to amass a few dollari, which must soon perish with the using. One of ite specialties will be to supply Musical Instruments, of superior tone and workmanship, at the lowest prices, consistent with a fair living profit. These instruments will comprise the PIANO-FORTE, superior CABI NET ORGANS, suitable for the Church, the Vestry, Halls, School Rooms and the Parlor, MELODEONS of the sweetest toue and finest workmanship.

4yr any gentleman or lady purchasing an instrument of us, we shall present as a

44 gratuity,"

an eleganti picture suitable for suspension in the parlor.

N.B.?Our Church Organ is a elegant instru ment, affording as good music as one ordinarily costing $2,000, and we sell it for $600. Churches wishing for a superior instrument, are invited to examine this before they phall purchase.

jSg- Parties who are perfectly responsible, who may not find it convenient to pay for an instru ment at the time of purchasing, can pay one third its value, and the residue in monthly instalments. P. S.~This Agency will supply

WOOD'S NOVELTY PRINTING PRESS,

o? which some three thousand have been sold. A lady or boy can operate it after a day's Instruc tion and earn from $10 to $12 a weeki

Letters of inquiry may be addressed, .

THE PEOPLE'S AGENCY, 8? rom field St., Boston, for a few days.

8ATM YOUR MOJSMT!

Everybody -should buy tbe

Choicest TEAS and COFFEES

at

JOHNSTON'S

Tea Stobe,

88 Union S*., BOSTON.

Agents.?Both travelling and local

are wanted by the American Peace

Society. See first page.

JANUARY I, 1871.

THE

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF IVJEW YORK.

ASSETS, .... $44,609,155.78, CASH. FREDERICK S. WINSTON, President. W. C. BARTLETT, Actuary. LEWIS C. LAWTON, Aee't Actuary. CHARLES A. HOPKINS, Cashier.

RICHARD A. McCURDY, Vice-Preeident, JOHN M. STUART, Secretary. FREDERICK fcCHROEDER, Ase't Seo. SHEPPARD HOMANS, Con. Actuary,

CHARACTER OF INVESTMENTS IN THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

End of Year.

18G0 1861 1862 1863 1864 1865 1866 1867 1868 1869 18/0

Land Mortgages.

$6,421,480 6,53<924 0433,058 4,409,336 5,103,604 7,348,622 10,097 ,SQ9 16,176,946 21,468,357 27,319 8*2 33,999,422

Beai JRstate Owned.

$10,239 76,051 92,855

407,614 724.387 782,307 937,712 93f,835 951,*07 963,717 945,382

Government Bonds.

$387,232 768,782

2,066,733 4,370,262 4,9? 5,921 7,348,622 5,003,109 5,003,109 6,003,109 5 073,109 4,773,109

Cash in Banks at Interest.

$140,9(5 443,010

1,325,521 842,063

1.055,502 1,512,499 1,601,167 1,545,663 1,912,022 1,864,875 2,664,504

TOTAL.

$6,989,857 7,836,768 8,919,168 10,029,265 11,799,414 14,llX/50 17,639,47 22,662,462 29,325,295 35,211,684 42,382,418

NOTE.?The Assets of THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK are the exclusive property of its Policy-holders, accumulated as a Reserve for the ultimate payment of Policy claims. The Company's investments are limited by its charter, and so far have earned a rate of interest averaging seven per cent compounded per annum. All over the amount required by law to be held as a Re-insurance, or Keserve Fund, is annually submitted to the assured.

THE OLDEST POLICY IN FORCE

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. 1843. Policy No. 3.?HEZ RON A. JOHNSON, Broker, 66 Broadway, New York

Amount $5,000, Life Plan; Date, February 2d, 1843; Age, twenty-five; Annual Premium, $102, paid in full every year.

Date of Dividends.

Feb. 1,1848, Adjustment, Feb. 1. 1853, *? 1858, Adjustment, Feb, 1, 1863,

1866, " 1867, ?< 1868, '? 1869, Jan. 1, 1870, ?'

1871,

Total,.

Amount ef Premiums

Paid.

$510 00 '

510 00

510 00 306 00 102 00 102 00 102 00 102 00 102 00

2,856 00

DIVIDENDS.

Cash Value. Per Cent. Ins. Value. Per Cent

$105 50 58 02 170 00 204 00 95 63

577 25 396 50 124 81 132 33 118 47 202 73 111 90

2,297 14

20 11 33x 40 19

109 129 122 130 116 198 110

80

$274 30 149 71 392 61 428 53 259 85

1,394 32 826 92 273 89 283 32 250 23 413 56 222 83

5,169 77

52 29 77 84 ?1 274 270 268 277 245 405 218

Policy and Additions.

$5,274 30 5,424 01 6,816 62 6,245 16 6,605 00 7,899 32 8,726 24 9,000 03 9,283 35 9,533 58 9,947 14 10,169 97

181 10,169 97

Average per annum,. Average per annum,.

82 04 144 33

80 141

184 64 295 67

181 291

For *8 yre. " last 3 "

1843?Insurance over Premiums paid, $4,898,00. 1871?Insurance over Premiums paid, $7,313.97. 1871.?Insurance at the end of twenty-eight years, $10,169.97 Premiums paid at seven per cent

compound interest, $8,827.44 Insurance over seven per cent compound interest, $1,342.53. The above is a correct statement of Policy No. 3, in the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New

York, taken from the records of the Company and is published with the consent of the owner,

AMOS D. SMITH, 3d, GENERAL AGENT FOR

Rhode Island, Providence, R. I., and MassachusettsA (Except Boston) BOSTON, IVXAJaik?.

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