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m l6,I54 d Making the capital of 'he compsny at tt:s tu,e. 50 meet losses. the above sum of si1teen thousand one hundred and Hy.seven dollars and forty -four cents. From the above s,a,ement will be sesn the accura. cy of this mode of insGrdnce; boius saving to the members of this company of more than sixteen thou eand dollars-she actual saving to the members ma king a capital large enough to render shem perfectly safe and responsible 10 the assured. The principal loss which the company has sustained, being s2O00 of the S266l 9O is description of property which the company refuses to insure aI any premium; and had the came cautious policy been observed from the commencement of our operations. the whole aggre- gate of Osses would have heen less than s7oo in 'he insurance of more ihou GOO GOO; and foe the last three years the loss is only el2f-eo

 Yhese facts recommend themselves to the farming communi,y.for whose benefit this company offers pe- cuisr facilities The success of this company Is not peculiar to itself in the history of Mutual Insurance every where, and in mSSy Instances ia the largest companies in the State of New-York only LSoth of the premium has been called for.

 In conclusion. we have only to remark. that we be- leve you have only to spread these facts before the people in the county papers, with the name of respon- sble and efficient agents. induce the large and spee,abe body "f farmers and mechanics of this coun- ty to become members of your association for their mutual benefit, aaG make this one of the larges. and safest companies. as we'll as the most economical mode of insuring this portion of the community a. canst one of the greatest evils which they are ex- posed-the destruction ofIhe: property by fire.

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