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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-11

fuNRUsTEE'S sAIE.-1m pursuance OF II deed
l. al trust executed IL by David Reese and Mary
his WIFE bearing date the 18Th day of July la5 aud
cord IN the Musings Cont Of the City of Lynchburg shall
the 18Th day of OCTOBER r5s.
sae by way Of public auction rtan Lot parcel "f
ground lying and being uated Sixth Alley
side thereby in the Cty Of iynchburg beginning
from III" junction of said Alley and Sixth
northeast sixty feet the north "a thenee
west sixty feet and thence south ga the ginning
Qcing part IT L,nrhurg loi M. le2 and
ground purchased by the said David KEGS Jonathan
Johs"nJ together with all the proy thereon
aplnreuanccs thereto bronging
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit If sx. twelve. eighteen
months equal nstamens interest be added the day
Of silt" will be given TO the purchaser purchasers the
mtn ct the purchase aud interest be by
negn'i ble notes satisfactorily ndofsed and deed up
the sold. The title the
b" good and valid Blu, acting hereby trnstrc will
only the purchasers such title RS i,
d in me by the deed afpresaiI
s"ptiI 2'awittds JOHN NJ. OTEY, Trustee
Keno,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-11
ALEX FITZPATKICK,
oct IL clawtds KO WHITEHEAD


TWO FARM FOR $Al.E.-Wi1l be offered
nr sale at Public Auction, on SATURDAY, the g:ird day
ut otToBER very Desirable FARM Of $50 200 ACRES
on Isl eek Water Creek. within miles Of
Joining The lands # Maj Hutcr AMI others.
Al the same time will be offered TRACT.
con aiming abon $50 ACRES, lying both sides ct 80
itoekcastle and ionaiawk Greeks, and adjoining the
above named tract and the lands Of CLAY James
Armsead and othtrs These lands ably well
tered are productive. fine
hood within ~ uiea of CLAWS crossing Va a. Tenn
Rain"ad and near several rhurchs aud good schools
Any one person WANT both of the above
al private sale all my Stock Crops &c or 10 likely Ne.
tr".s upon accommodating terms aud give immediate
po-scsslon
FERNS liberal and made known the day Of sale.
get s,l2fActds r.. j. BURTON
u1CBIlC SALE.-rhe swbsc ribcr will sell mt
l. fublic Auction, on TUESDAY. the 18th o OCTOBER
all his Household Kitchen Furniture. Wagons, Horses
Cows, Corn. &C., Sc
sal" to commence at 10 o'clock, A NJ
KICH'D. II. WILMER.
OCT 3n&r!thA lith Forest Depot.
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IYsCHBuHG Va, Dcf 1h. 1t.s
NIEuBEns of,hc Agri uinfsl So,icit iin state who
Nn their at nd ,n"rtin heir Snc.
iits btan rot ID TT KET god a limited IN m.
her Of dais np,r pa nt fare
end f,r Lib"n A. lee
ding the Fairs AMI III" h.thg exhibit
the - the shall he
bark II eiArgs and thu freight previously paid
81 all b. : funded w q SMITH q \.
Papers advertising Ter the e mpany please copy.
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Geo TcM ALI We leave row hn I'd
~ Miners .uperior Scotch Ale. in Jugs, To- ,'i'
septl4n LEE, JOHNSON & co.
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have in sore stock " super,ur GREEN AM, 81
hLACK TEAS put ny IN small pacsases i'r iani -.
lies For sale by JOHN II. AtAf.
IDaiuu
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SALES BIZ AUCTION
RUrUR R DAYS

Il AVID AT ACCTBON.-Ps u x~ci
IL 81 the Circuit Court q Befod County. the sepem
Der term 1e3s the uniri signed will pro-
sell 10 the highest bidder Public Auction uinn prt
a. on TUESDAY The 18th LAY cf NOVEMBER neat IT,.
TRACT Of LAND. In the sad decree m, n0n,a Er IN
Ing the same ira wnrh The lar" g.. Sanl sYH
rok deed rssd,d IN his IT. time since purchased --s
hs The late Bernard Garrett. ii yIg In f,.utv
bedford ON both SIDE IL The RocE, II kaad
about twelve miles south u. Liberty sd containing b, ~
rent survey 1891 AChi:S This II isad has
been tor "ue time regarded 81 she deirs,
taffs on the u,hsde 81 the tunty. .'ne -;iI IL i
- large and cOILInd DIV Ei.li.t. not 81.
LIZ. hs necessary oht i!ouses in excellent cord! ~h
Mel ~ nrs' rae water In ,nid Tie f,nssin !. n hf
ar ~ ~ ycsdnP hra ini # TnAacrn. and ;hr
.rss Tie country and the soil ia vi that chsrari.,
efan 10Y thsrr aud Other III. whole
".s"pfid win water aud bonutiG supply iimbrrea
iHi III rxina growth being third Of ii. hole
rae. which - brsi rate Tobacco Land
The 'erns will Ice "ne hund II d. II IL hand II ,
"ee " he purchase money d ,d'd Li, three equal pay
mems aysble a. 2 and years the chase civ i,r
W approved security an the tile retained NH H.,
money be- paid ard posses gwen 5.h az D.c,m
"erh'N T. & JONES,
Get ! L. aM IDS G.
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Il eNeemted 9" y, ii,t>ey tocky truse | ~ill -
Pnair Sal To the "a 81 bdier for premises
tn -th day Of October A LOT Or pa q FL ar
GisD ND. m nng the Dir 49, ilge Road ended con
tanng AR hood aud :4 Poles bounded by The ot
sid by Hsneock's Commissioners t. y. Thomas
10 j. Srcin. and the 10, sold Thomas Mason Tins Lon
has \ < od HOUSE omit
The title Ii believed be- rood but
convey " ih special warranty &. l.. MOsBY,
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Largest and best Stock of Goods
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILA

n OEbE hta.
n BensUolent institutions, esta6hshed 6y special en-
document for the relief Of thu sick and distressed,
afflicted Uith VirHlent and Epidemic diseases.
FIIO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
l. such as S Z X NJ AT Or A, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, G A,
GLEET, SYPHILIS, the Vice of ONANISM. or
SELF ABUSE &C., &c.
The HOWAR ASSOCIATION, in view of the
aw full destruction of human life, caused by Sex
the unfortunate victims of suchdiseases byQuacks,
several years ago directed their Consulting Sur
geon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their
name, to open a Dispensary for the treatment of
this class of diseases, in all their forms, and to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who
apply by letter, with a description of their con-
dition, [agc, occupation habits of life, &c.,) and
CINES FREE OF HARGE 1t is needless to
add that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill of the age, and Will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, on a review of the past, feel as
sured that their labors in this sphere of benevo-
lent effort, have been of great benefit to the af
ficted, especially to the young, and they have
zeal, to this very important but much despised
cause.
Just Published by the Association, a Report on
SpermatorrhGa, or Seminal Weakness, the Vicu
of Onanism, Masturbation OF SelEAbse, aned
sother Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the Com
uIting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail, Tin
a sealed letter envelope) FREE OF CHARGE,
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GEORGE
X. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard As
No. Q South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. By order of the Directors,
EZRA D.. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHlLD, Secretary. 1y2I
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From the Cleveland Plaindealer.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM ARTEMUS
WARD.
BALDINGsvILLE Indianny

l0QlaQny
May the 25 Is & So.
GENTz-Hears two you old fellers and
ma your shadders never gro lesser. ]
spose you have bin a wonderin WHARF
upon arth the undersigned was and what
/ was . doin on, and prehnps the sollum
shawl has struck yu that i had takin my
departer from this mundane spear and
as Hamlick seq, "Shoveled OFF this NOR.
tai Kohl" and seazcd two be no moore
Likeliz not yu hav bin temptid moren
met to rite a obitchuary OF Artemus
Ward. But surs my time hasent arroven
yit. Tiz troo my live is in the Sheer
and IYeller leef but while i doc live and
hav my bein i maik Bold two say i shall
eontinner a ornimunt to Sosiety and the
Show bizniss, which larst as i heE befour
FREQUENTLY observed i hav bin into goin
ON twenty-too icy yeres.
rite yu frum my humstid in Bald
ingsville %Indianny. line at hum Re-
k~uperatin and preparin fur the Summir
kampain.
Hear in the Buzzum of my famerly i
am eDjoyin myself, at peas with awl
mankind and the Wimmin folks likewize.
/ 60 down to the village ockashunly and
take . little old Rye fur the stummucks
sake but j avoyd spiritus lickers as a gin.
raj thing. No man eyir seen me intos
sikated bat onct and that air happind in
Pittzbug. A parselro of ornery creatures
in that vulnerable sity bustid inter the
haRf durin the mite and aboosed my wax
works shaimful. I dident obsarve the
outrajus transacshuns ontil the next
evenin when the peple begun for to
kongregate. Suddinly thay kommensed
fur two lsrf and hoHer in a boysterious
stile. Sez i good peple whats upP SEE
thay thems crate wax works isn't tbay
old man. / immejitly looked up ter
WHARF the wax works was and my blud
biles as think of the site which then
met my Case. I hope two be dodrab-
,bertid if them afoursed raskals hadent
gone and put a old kaved in hat onter
George Washington's he'd and shuvd a
short black klay pipe inter his mouth.
His noze thay had paintid red and his
trowsis legs thay had shuvd inside his
butes. My wax fgger of Napoleong
Boneypart was likewize mawltreatid.
his sword wus danglin tween his legs,
His cockd hat was drawn klean down
over his ize and he was plased in a stoop-I
in posishun lookin zactly as tho he was
as drunk as a billed owl. Ginral Tayler
was standin on his he'd and Wingfeld
Skott's koat tales ware pind over his
he'd and his trowsis ware kompleetly torn
orr frum hisself. Judus Iskarriot had
on q cooked hat and was appercntly
drinkin, as q Bottle Of whisky sot be-
four him. This ere specktercal wus too
much fur me. j klosed the show and
then drowndid my sorrers in the aoWin
Bole.
Probly lie rite you agin befour i take
my departer on the Summer kampain.
Very Respectively Yures,
ARTEMUS WARD, T. K.
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DEATH OF THE OLDEST WOMAN IN

DEATH OF THE OLDEST WOMAN IN
M1cn1GAN.- The Monroe Commercial
says, Mrs. Villette, of La Sale, Mon
roe county, was buried Wednesday
morning in the Catholic burying ground.
She was liz years of age at the time of
her death, and had live. in this region
the better part of a century. Her hus-
band--tbe third or fourth one-is still
living, aged some sixty or seventy years.
1t is said that she made her will in the
latter part of the last century, and, what
is more singular, she had outlived all
the persons to whom she had bequeathed
her property. She was a small woman
and very active for ORC of her age.
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The ORIGIN CT SoRRows.-We fancy
that all our Affections are sent us direct
y from above; sometimes We think it in
piety and contrition, but oftener in mo-
rosensss and discomfort. It would be
wen, however, if we attempted to trace
Che cause of them; We should probably
find their origin in some region of the
heart which we never had we'll explored,
or in which we had secretly deposited
our worst indulgences. The clouds that
intercept the heavens from US, come not
from the heavens but from the earth.
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hUAItuehZA ana mon COhl CO1OssblhS
thieves in the silince of the night, have carried
many to the silent grave. They are caused by a
sudden check of perspiration, by which the STAN
achls rendered inactive, and the lungs become
Loaded with corrupted matter, which enters the
coughs, and chills, succeeded by heat, and all
the throat, lungs and stomach, and fer all weak
ness and sickness of every kind, from three to five
ofthese Pills on going to bed, tor a few days, will
be all that you require to restore you to ye0EBct
health 1t has been admitted and claimed all
over Europe, that there never "was a medicine,
that will extirpate all manner of disease from
the system, equal is DR.. Morse's Indian Root
Pills - that the more youtake them the stranger
gou grow. They are founded upon the principle
that the human body is subject to but one disease,
namely co-ruyt humurs. These Pills not only
cfeansd the-bowels, but also follow the blood
through every vein and artery, and so purih yit
from all morbid lind corrupt humors, that dis
ease of every name is driven from the body.
lie who
value health should never be without these Pills.
1t has been admitted by a number o physicians,
THAI females cannot too highly value them. They
have given health and spirits TO hundreds of fe-
males who without them would have been in
structions, and give skin a beautiful. the clear,
healthy. and interesting appearance. A box OF
these Pills is a great medical companion at Ger.
tain periods. From one 10 three should be taken
every cay unit! relic is ATTAINED, a doses occasion
wien we'll, keey The system Unhealthy CON
@i1ion; Dr. .Morse's Indian Roo Pills are sold by
all dealers In Medicines. n39tf
For sale by CLARK s. POTTER.
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No 81 Iron. No % Spikes and nails. No 9:
Lead, Zinc, and tin. No24 Pig iron No q
Hardware. No 27 Paints and oils. No q
Cotton canvas. No 80 Flax and cotton Irvine,
No 81 Glass. No - Leather. No 81 Pitch
tar, rosin. No SO T'allow, soap, oil. No s.
Ship chahdlery.No 43 Tank and galley iron
No A chain iron. No 45 Ingot copper. Nc
At Miscellaneous.
GOSPORT, VIRGINIA.
Glass No I white oak logs. No 6 yellow pine
plank stock logs. No 10 white-pine. No IL A sh
and cypress. No X black walnut, cherry. ma
hogany butts. No IA white-ash oars, hickory bars.
No I6 black spruce. No Is Lignumvita. No 81
iron. No 90 spikes and nails. No % lead, zinc,
and tin. No 81 pig iron. No 25 hardware. No
81 paints. oils, &c. No % Flax canvas. NO. 90
cotton canvas. No 90 flax and cotton twine =
No 81 glass. No 10 leather. No 80 hose. No 81
brushes. No rs bunting and dry goods. No 81
pitch, tar, Tosin. No 81 Eallow. soap, and OIL
No 30 ship ch andlery. No 40 stationery.
WARRINGTON, FLORIDA.
Glass No ] white oak logs. No 3 white ak
promiscuous timber. No oak keel picceo
and rudder stocks. No 10 white pine. No 70 black
walnut and cherry No IL locust. NO IA whits
ash oars. hickory bars and butts. NO 10 lignuk
mvitG. NO 81 iron. NO % lead. zinc, tin. NO
e5 No 81 paints, oils, &c.
May 10, 1858. 4w50
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EXPRESS
NOTICE


ON the 10th day of June, A. D. 1858, be-
" tween the hours of 10 O'Clock, AN, and
three O'Clock, P. NJ, at the door of the Court
House, in the town of Ashland, county of
Ashland, and State of Ohio, will be sold to
the highest bidder, the following real estate,
as the property of Curtis Saner, deceased, to.
wit:-being situate in the county of Ashland,
aforesaid, and being a part of the north west
quarter dissection number seventeen III range
sixteen [16l and township number twenty
two [22l. and bounded as follows ON the
west by lot, or lots, or land.owned by Andrew
Drumb, and on the south by what Is known
by the Cleveland road, and on the east to q
point near the said Cleveland road, and the
road or street running east through Alanson
Andrews addition to the town of Ashland
come together, and on the north by said street
or road running through Alanson Andrews
addition as aforesaid.
Appraised at $3.50
Terms of ale--one third cash in hand, one
third in one year, and the residue in two years,
with interest; back payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
WILLIAM SHEETS, Admir-
of Curtis Saner, decd.
May 10, 1858. 4w49
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1Warietp.
SEASONS AND REASONS.
By CHARLES c

BY CHARLES MAcKAY
- 0fIlove my love in Spring-time,
For beauty fresh as May,
go For cheeks like early roses,
For eyes as bright as day
For breath like balm of lilies,
For smiles like sunrise clear (;
A i love my love in Spring-time,
And love her all the year.
1 love my love in Summer,
For promise warm and true,
n For truth like monday throwing
al Alright on old and new;
For wealth of bloom and freshness,
And shady comfort near:
/ love my love in summer,
And love her all the year.
1 love my love in Autumn,
For fruit of gentle deeds,
Sizes For wisdom to be garnered
To serve our future needs
For virtues ripening over,
Like harvests full in ear:
Ilcye my love in Autumn,
And love her all the year.
1 love my love in Winter,
12I For charities untold,
For warmth of household welcome,
For looks that thaw the cold;
For harmless mirth and pastime,
As rich as Christmas cheer:
Hove my love in Winter,
And love her all the year.
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TRuE AND FALSE TAsTE.-True taste
10 an excellent economist. She confines
her choice 10 few objects, and delights
in producing great effects by small
means; while false taste is forever sigh
ing after the new and rare, and reminds
1s in her works of the scholar of Apelles,
wbo, not being able to paint his Helen
besutiful, determined to make her fine.
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EGross and vulgar minds will al
ways pay a higher respect to wealth than
to talent; for wealth, although it be a
far less efficient source of power than
talent. happens to be far more intclligi-
BE.
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Form of Offer.

of --, hereby agree to furnish and
deliver, in the respective navy-yards, all the
articles named in the classes hereunto annexed,
agreeably to the provisions of the schedules
therefor, and in conformity with the advertise
ment of the Bureau of Construction dc, ofthe
18th of May, 1858. Should my offer be ac-
cepted, 1 request to be addressed d.,
and the contract sent to the navy agent at
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Glass No. 10. White pine. Glass IL. Ash
plank. No. IL. Black walnut and cherry
zinc, and tin. No. 81. Paints, oils, &C. No.
80. Leather. No. SO. Hose. No. 81. Pitch,
tar, and rosin. No. 80. Tallow, soap. and oil.
CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS,.
Glass No. L. White oak logs. No. 2. White
oak promiscuous timber. No. 10. White pine.
No11 Ash and cypress. No IA Hickory butts,
elm timber, and white wood. No Is Slaves.
No is Black spruce. No 81 Iron. No %
Spikes and nails. No % Lead, zinc, and tin.
No "a Pig iron. No 25 Hardware. No 81
Paints, oils, &c. No % Flax canvas. No %
Cotton canvas. No 80 Flax and cotton Irvine.
No 81 Glass. No 80 Leather. No 33 Hose.
Nc "a Brushes. No 35 Bunting and dry goods.
No 81 Pitch, tar, rosin. No 3S Tallow, soap,
oil. No SO Ship chandlery. No 40 Station
cry. No IL Fire-wood.
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
Glass No 1 White-oak logs. No 3 White
oak promiscuous timber. No 6 Yellow-pine
Ash, cypress, white-oak boards. No 10 Black
walnut, cherry. dc. No Is Locust. No ID
White-ash oars, hickory bars, and butts. No
No Is White-oak slaves and heading. No 16
Black spruce. No 1S L~ignumvite. No 81
Iron. No % Spikes and nails. No % Lead.
zinc, and tin. No % Pig iron. No 25 Hard
ware. No 81 Paints, oils, &c. No % Flax
canvas. No 90 Cotton canvas. No 30 Flax
and cetton Irvine. No 81 glass. No32 Leather.
No 80 Hose. No "a Brushes. No IS Bunting
and dry goods. 70 81 Pitch, tar, rosin. No
Tallow, soap, oil. No 80 Ship cha nd
lery. No 40 Stationery. NOD Fire-wood.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
Class No 1 White oak logs. No 2 White
oak promiscuous timber. No 6 Yellow. pine
plank stock logs. No 7 Yellow-pine beams.
No 10 White pine. No II Ash. cypress,
boards. No 10 Black walnut,
cherry. No 13 Locust. No II With ash
oars and hickory bars. No &c Black spruce.
No Is Lignumvit@. No 81 Iron. No %
Spikes and nails. No % Lead, zinc, and tin.
No 25 Hardware. No 81 Faints. oils, dc.
No % Flax canvan. No 90 Cotton canvas.
80 Flaxand cotton Irvine, No 81 Glass.
No 80 Leather. No 33 Hose. No 81 Brushes.
No IS Bunting and dry goods. No SO Pitch,
resin. No SO Tallow. soap, oil. No SO
Ship ~chandlery. Fo 40Stationary.
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA,
Glass No 10 White-pinc. No IL Ash. cy-
press, whitc-oak boards. No l6 Black spruce. l
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and certificate.
III

and certificate.
(Date.) Signature. A B..
The schedule which the bidder encloses
must be pasted to his offer, and each of them
signed by him. Opposite each article in the
schedule the price must be set, the amount
carried out, the aggregate footed up for each
class, and the amount likewise written ia
words.
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AND PHYSICIANS,
Home Enterprise.

Sustain those who Sustain You!
THE undersigned having purchased entirely
l. new stock Except his Teams, which every
body who has ever travelled with him knows is
"asgood as new,'O is prepared to transmit pass
engers to and from Ashland and Mansfield in as
comfortable condition, and on asfavorabletcrms,
as they have ever been in the most 'hushtimes."
His line connects at Mansfield with trains on
the Pittsburg, FIT. Wayne 81 ChicogO Rail Road,
and also with trains on the Mansheld, Sandusky
City and Newark Rail Road
Leave Sampsel House, Ashland az "a O'clock
NJ. arrive at Mansfield at I01 O'Clock, A NJ.
Leave North American House, Mansfield at 2t
o'clock, P. NJ, (alter arrival of tho Northern
train from Sandusky, y and arrive at Ashland ate
O'Clock, Pm.
And other packages carried, as always heretofore,
at a easonable
LEVI McGAULEY, Proprietor.
Ashland, Nov. II, 1855. 23tf
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For the Little Folks.

TANDJES of fall kinds and of the best quail
" ty, to be found at the Book and Drug
Store of CLARK IL POTTER,
80 Successors to II II Chubb.
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Amt now at risk, March o, 1858. 81. 49,, 7O7. OI
Cash Receipts OF office.
For Cash 81, $780, Is
For balance of interest. 5372
Total cash receipts...:,..:.....

I'm now q L Iisks II % fOf-oO
Cash Receipts OF office.
For balance of Interest. 537 -
Total cash receipts ,ll7.s1
Payments.
For total amount of profit and loss paid
|. Oh losses, &c............ ...-.... S6,363.9O
For amount paid TO Agent for Commits
sions, being equal to about ten per
for : 5,s77.ss
For printing and advertising paid to
Times office for 5 years --..."..-... 342-5O
or an average of S6s.5O per year.
For printing and advertising to foreign
offices for 2 Tears .--...-.....-.... hlHo.sI
or an average OF Sl68 IA per year.
For Books and Stationery for the office
OF an average Of ssO.s 80 per year.
For postage and express charges for sew s.
or an average of s6a.I - yer year.
fS eie aff for seven years Years. 5s4.77
or an average OF $40. 80 per year.
For re. 1900
For return premiums on surrendered
For tin labels, or signs s6954
| Available funds ON hand and due frem 5000
agents secured by bonds....."."... H.oS0So
rot,, ,mount
Pr esemt Capital to Meet Losses.
| Premium notes subject to assessment. $9l ,594.0S
Cash ON hand and due from agents as M
cssS premiams received since 9th of
March, to 3oth of March ......"" SO1 so
Premium notes do 40 49,
Total capital to meet iol.vzJ.vS
1t will be seen that we have an amount equaiI0
about seven rer cent. on the amount insured, a.
fording the amplest protection to the poAey nora
ers. -
Respectfully submitted by the Directors
P. Risser, J. Grail, ID. buIher,
b. B. Clark, T.. C. Bushnell, Wm- Osborn.
J. o. Jennings, III. Sprengle.
OFFICERS.
P. Riser, President; j. Grail, Treasurer; LIEN
Spreugle, Secretary.
on the most favorable terms, from one 10 hte
years. -
Apply for insurance, TO L. JET. S%prengle, ASH.
land. o.; Geo. W. Moore, Shelby, o. ;Flaatery'
Wooster, o.; J. II Sanbo OIL nc, LondoIviIie, ~
S. Stocking. Mansfield, O., and J. S. Mason, TraV-
cling Agent. aud TO the Agents in all the pr1neipai
towns In Ohio. Iylen44