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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1861
OFFICE OF TnB AUDITOR OF SrlTR, A
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INSURANCE DEfARTNEST,
COLUMNS, Quo, January l6, 1854
WuEHEAs, The KrEA Insurance C0nrlNY,
located at Hartford, in the State Of COnaee,i-
cut, has filed in this tiiice a sworn statement
Uf its condition, required By the first section Of
the act :" To regulate Insurance Companies not
incorporated by the State of Ohio" passed April
s, 1856, and amended February o, 1864; and,
whereas, said Company has furnished the und;r-
signed satisfactory evidence that Il Is possessed Of
Mt least one hundred thousand dollarss of gctual
capital invested in stocks,or bnds, OF in mortga-
ges Of real estate, worth double the amount for
which the sams is murtgaged; and, whereas, said
Company has filed in this Office a written instru-
ment under its corporate seal, signed by tho Pres
dent and Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent
or agents Of said Company in this State, to ae-
knowledge service of process, for and in behalf
Of said Company, according 10 tho terms Of said
law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the frat section
Of the aforesaid act, l, JAMES, II. GoDNAr, Audi
tor of State for Oho, do hereby certify that said
-ETSA ISsrRASCE COMPANY, of Hartford, is authOr-
lied to transact the business Of Fire and Marine
lnsurance in this State, until the thirty first day
d January, in the year Thousand eight hun
dred anil sixty-sx.
IN witness whereof, have hereunto sub
scribcd my name and caused the seal
[L.S.l Of my office to be affixed the day aud
year abovc written.
[Stamp.l JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
Applications received and policies promptly
issued by J.F & S. b. PRICE, Agents,
42c s.-s, Perrysburg, Ohio.
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Recognition -Rcbet Congress -Disgu seed
with sherman Abuse of Davis.

The Richmond EaqWirer learns that the
Federal Gavernment has boon notified that
its existence will only bo recognized, after
tho fourth of March as far as ite civil au.
thnriiy extends. That the "a. arAte nation.
ality of the Confederate States win be rec.
on,mculol an the Same principal.
Tho debate on the armins of the ne.
grees was concluded in tho rebel Senate.
Nearly all the Senators agreed that inde.
pendcnce ami emancipation were better
than suhiugation.
Mr., Sims, OF Kentucky. said that SheT.
man was loose, aud roaming at will. ur.
lcss he was soon checked, they would have
M territory to cultivate.
} n. Davis was thoroughly abused du
ring the debate.
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pErEnREp .AmTICLEs.


In consequence Of the publication, last
week, uf President Lincoln's Message on
the Icacc question, We wero compelled 20
omit scvcral articles already in typo, among
which were the following;
We know nothing Of the facts set forth
In the following communication, aud GER
taiDly wish TO do no one injustice; but we
publish II at the request Of two soldiers
now in shcrman's army. They, alonO, must
be held responsible for the statements Il
contains .
SAVANNAH. Ga, January IL. 1868.
En-. JouRSAL-lSir; Since the 10th day
Of September, 1864, have been thinking
m writing you a few lines IN regard to
the couduct some discharged soldiers Of
Company II, 2tst o. V. l., but until the
present have had no opportunity of do
ing 80, owing tO the unsettled condition
Of this army--our time being occupied In
the following up Of General Hood to Ala.
bama, then leaving him In the care Of
Thomas, ands tarting through the State Of
Georgia. We are now safely onsconsed
in tho city Of Savannah.
will now proceed 10 expose these
spoke Of, Ms they are not worthy Of ma.
iion's honor. One Of them, especially, who
went hoIne and voted for Mcclellan, after
serving. or rather playing oiT' on the
Cuitcd States for three years. At ono
time ous company was 80 reduced IN mum
bors, as to have one Sergeant and twenty
men. That Sergeant was u citizen OF
Wood county, Ohio.
At tho baltic Of Stone R'v,r lie showed
cowardice, and in the charge Of the Rogi
mcnt across the river, he staid on thc north
| side and kept out. In the Atlanta cain
paiyn leo was the first TO get bohind the
works, and would get his head in such a
| position az To cndangcr the lower par
Of his person. NJ the battle Of JonesbOrc
| he commanded tho company, and IN the
| fight ho was nowhere to be soen. III
said after all was over, that he was not 4
going into any fight, and he did not caro-
d---m what they thought or done with
| him. When abb was still aud We Ia camp
| he was the must daring OF mun--ucvei
ilinched--has seen many rcbs fall befor,
his deadly aim.
\ Tho boys Ia tho company thought tina
the best way 20 handle him would DO I,
wait short time and then cxpose his con
duct in your columns should you see fl I,
| do 40.
You viii please publish this short arti
Gle aud obligc, H. II. S. and l.. II.
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STARE or COSNEcricrT,
COUSTy OF NEW HAvES,, ''
New Haven, January 10. 1875.
Douglas Il. Sat"rec, President, anil Charles
Wilson. Srcrctary of the lInm, Insu a1ce Com
pany, b ing syeray sworn, dcpose and say,
that the foregoing is full, true anil correct state-
mcnt ofth, affairs of said Companx: that the sd id
Insurance Company is the bora file owner of at
least One Hundred THOUSAND Dnlars of actual
Cash Capital invested in Stocks and Bnnis, or in
Mortgages R1al Estate. worth d,ublc the
amount for which the same is mnrtgagcd; and
that they are the abnvc described officers of said
Insurance Company.
DIR. SATERLEE. President.
CllAS. WILSON, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before m, this 10th day
ofLanuary, lS65. LYMAN Il. MCNSCN, a Com.
missioner ftr the State of Ohio.
TSTAMP
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How To FAtL AsLtEr.--rho great point
20 be gained in order 10 fall asleep il es-
cape from Thought, especially from that
cliuging, tenacious, impcrious thougA
which in most cases OF wakclulncss has
possession of the mind. | always effect
this hy the following simple process: turn
my eyebails Us far 10 the right or lett. or
upwards or dowpwartls. as can without
pain, and then commence rolling them slew.
ly. with that divergence from diroct line
of vision around in their sockets, and con-
tiuue doing thuA until fall aslccp, which
occurs generally within three minutes, al.
ways within five at the most. The ilnnc.
dilute effect Of this procedure differs iron,
that ofany other ever heard, 10 procure
sleep. Ii not merely divcrts Thought into
new channel, but actually susponds il.
Since ! became aware Of this have cndeav.
ored. innumorahlo times, while thus ruling
my eyes, to think upon particular sub.
jeet, and even apon that which kept mo
awake, but could not. As long as they
were moving aroumT my mind was blank.
II any one doubts this, let him Try the cx.
pertinent for himself. wish he would;
let him paus ) just here and make IT, ven.
ture TO assure him that, il he makes il in
good faith in the manner described, the
lTomlsc OF "a penny for your thoughts" or
each OF them, while the operation is il,
Progrcss. will ladi very little to his wealth
such being its effect, we cannot wonder
Ahat L should bring slecp 10 hcrvous and
wakelul man at night. Tho philosophy ui
the thing is very simple. A Suspcnsion OF
fought is 20 the mind what suspei
siOn of travel OF labor is 20 weary body
II enjoys the luxury OF rest; the siram up
On it's faculties is removed; il falls aSleeI
as naturally as the farmer in his chaig aitcl
toiling all day in his fields.
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All il the learned rhcbaps had thought
OF emhalming their minds instead OF their
bodiesi it they hal committed their intel.
lects TO paper instead of their limbs TO linen.
aud come down to rs bound ia velun
with steel clasp Instead OF being oolfined
up ia sycamore with an iron screw, how
much more perfect would have been ,ho
posthumOus preservation,
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A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN
Just published in scaled envelope. Price
Six Cents.

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Six Cents.
A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment and Rad
ktieal CuTe of Spermatorrh9A or seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary EmissionS, Sexual Debility, and
ImPedimehts 10 Marriage generally. Nervousness,
Consumption, Epilepsy aud Fits; Mental and
Physical lneapacity, resulting from Self Abuse,
&C. ny Ros'r J, CrLvERwELI- N. d., Author of
The "0Feen Roak," &e,
The world d'rcnowned author in this admirable
lecture clearly proves from his own experience thai
the awful Consequences of self. Abuse may be el-
icetually removed without medicine, aud wthout
dangerous surgical operations. bongiss Instruments
rings, or coFiiala. painting out nOde Of cure at
once certain aud eaectuAl, BY which every sufferer,
M maiier what his eondiskn mas be, may cure
himself eheaply, privately, and radically. This
lecture will prove bOo1 10 thousands saa thOus.
ands.
sent under Seal, 10 any address, in plain, seal.
ed envelope, on the receipt of six oo1ts, OF two
postage stamps, bF addressing
CHAS: J. G. KLINE& CO., 4TyI
l2' BoweFT, New York, PcSt-0ihss Box l5S6.
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From Grants Army.

NEw Y0RK, February g.--'rhe HeralTs
City Punt dispatch, 7th, says the enemy
abandoned the ground in front OF the "a
Corps that he bud previously attempted TO
occupy and drive ns from, aud left his
dead TO fall into our hands. Burial par.
ties were busy all day in giving them
the last rigat Uf humanity. We are still
holding, and intend to hold all the ground
in the direction Of liatcher's Run.
The losses OF yesterday and d,y b,fore
arc in killed and wounded, between $50
and 300 in tho 2d Corps. and probably
not far from 500 in the 9th Corps. The
loss OF the latter is estimated much higher
by many, but think II will NOT greatly ex.
coed these figures. Brig. Cen II. l.. Da.
ves commanding brigade of cavalry. is
slightly wound, d. Major Tremaine. on
General i;reggs staff, is reported wounded.
II was rcpnrted last evening at tho front,
| that tho cavalry which has advanced to
Dinwildic &. H.. beyond the Buydtown
plank road, have captured 90 o. ts,c ono
my's Wagons and about 100 horses, said
TO b ns to Bradley Johnson's command.
| II ia generally observed by our oiliecrs aud
soldiers, that the enemy do not fight M
well az formerly, and II il To n great OK.
tent attributed to tho bow 'l;lering sactics
of Goncral Grant which keep them in con-
stant motion. marching from ouo threaten.
cd point 10 another, only to return again,
until they become dishcartcned and dispirit.
ed and ready to throw down their arms
and yield themselves prisoners wherever
opportunity offers.
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selisorllaueOns.


Young Christians. and older ones, too
often TALL into spiritual darkness by tlink.
lug of their own pericctions. rather than
ut Christ's, inhnito love aud fullncss They
sec little that is good in themselves. aud
strives them almost 10 despair. The only
sure ground OF hope or uf strength lies
~ n clear view Of the Saviouf's iuhnite
grace, aud chihllike trust IN him. Leigh
Richmond, IN ono OF hs lettcrs, gives some
excellent advice;
Your occasional doubts and fears arise
rom too much considering faith and re.
bcntance as the grounds, rather than as
the evidence Of salvation The truth is,
that weak faith makes the soul rs secure
though not so happy, rs n stIoiS one; and
an imperfect repentance, as we dcem u,
may be sincere, aud therefore a work Of
grace. Our salvation IL not because we
10 so woll, but because lie whom we trust
hath done all things well. The believer is
never moro happy nor secure than when,
at the same moment, he bcholds and feels
his own vilenoss, and also his SaVior's tx.
coilence--
"l tho chief Of sinners am,
But Jesus died for me"
n the burden Of his Sung. You look al
yourseli too much, aud tho infinite price
paid for yuu too little. For conviction
IL is truo, you must look TO your owr
heart; but for comfort to you Savior
Thus the wounded lsraclitcs were tu look
uuly at the brazen serpent tor recovery
Tho graccs OF the Spirit sucl, as love. pa
tionc :, goodno -, faith, Sc, are 900 things
for others to judge us by. But il is chris
as roClmed on, rested upon, loved aud fol
lowed, that will speak to ourselves. u,
looking into him we we shalt grow tl,
more wo shall mourn over sin, aud DO sen
eiblehow very short VIC come of what ",
Yot dcsha TO bo. None aro so huiy ~
thosu who mourn they arc not se.
While our sanctfication Is still grad
uai and imperfect work, our justification
is perfect and completes; the former i
wrought in US, the latter for us. Rely sim
ply as worthless sinner on the Savior
aud the latter Is all yo,r own, with its &C
companying blessings Of pardon, acccp
taacc, adoption and the nou.imputatiun q
sin TO your charge Hence will flow thank
full obedience, deyotudness Of heart, pa
ticnco in tribulation, and quiet watinj
for the glory Of God Thus salvation /
by faith alone, and thus saving faith work
by love. Embrace these principles free
ly, fully, aud impartially, and you will en-
JOY a true scriptural peace, assurance, an,
inv.
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Thc TMo Annrent,ces,

To boys were apprentices IN u carpenters y
shop. due determined to mako himself a
thorough wofkman;dhe otl,or ,ltln't care,
0ue read aud studied, and got books that
would help him TO understand tho prin.
ciples OF his trade. lie spent his evenings
at home reading. Tho other likcd tan host.
llootten wont with otmr buys to huvo Il
good time Come he oltun sad To hia
Shopmate, leave your old books aud go
with us. What's the 0so of all readnsl
'FtI waste thcae Sultlcp moments was
,he answer 'tAhell lose what can never
mako up
While tho boys were still apprentices, an
utter OF two thousand dollars appeared in
The newspapers, for the bcst plan for a
Stato House TO bo built in one of the Fast.
cru States. The stndious boy saw the adj
vcrtisemcnn, and determined to try for il.
After careful study, he drew ont his
plans, and sent them to the committee. We
suppose he did not really expect to gain
{ 20 prize; but still he thought there is
nothing like trying
In aboat q wook afterwards n gentleman
arrived at tho carpenters shop, and in
quirod il an architect by tho name of Wash
ington Wilhmtorco lived here.
No. said tho carpenter no architect,
but I've got an apprentice by that name
Let's see him, said the gentleman.
The young man was summoned and in
formed that his plan hail been accepted
aud that the two thousand dollars were his
The gentleman then said that tho DO,
must put up the building; and his employer
was 30 proud, that hc willingly gave hin
his time aud let him go. The stuliou
young carpenter became ono of tho fines
architects OF our country. lio ina 10 u Tor
tune, and stands high in the esteem o
everybody; whilo his fellow apprentice
can hadly carn food for himself aud famil,
bv hia daily lnhor
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BOoKs IN FARNERS' FANtiLES-Many far
mers families, in comfortable circunstau.
ces, are almost destitute of books, aud the
children are growing up ia Ignorance. No
ono should consider his house furnished
until il oohtaina library Of at least TWEEN.
~ to one hundred volumes. When this
10 once supplied. lot there he yearly alIi-
tions to Il. After a mn has secured hia
farm aud stook. why should no not devote
the produce OF at least one acre each year
% the purchase Of hooks aWl other lneans
Of intellectual culturel Let il ior the pres
cut be an acre of corn or wheat, and IN the
mean time set on an acre of chuicc fruit
TOR fhia RartieulS purpose. Viii not ia,
boys and gssls be very ready 10 assist ia
the care - The "e,lilcational acre" whcI
!. they aee really brings to them promptly
bookn, picturea, philosophical apparatus
60.
Tho farmers profession is really susoep
tible Of being made ono OF the uOb.cst
Bring intelligence and culture To the al,
Of the plow, and the smart boys viii no
all desire TO he doctors. lawyers, and Prosi
dents. lot the God-made country, vie " iil
the mAn-mado town. ia the march of monta
improvement. and it's superior physical at
fractions will not only retain its own bos
population, but draw from the cities man
wEO prefer the town mainly for It's intellect
nal and business advantages.
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DISSOLuTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartncrs ship
~ heretufnre existing hctween the undersigned,
under the irm-name Of RoStwiek h Tyler, Is this
day dissolved by mutual coascnt-Mr. Tyler re-
firing. Mr.. A. ltoStwick having purchased the
assets Of the concern, will continue the business
aud viii settle all the obligations Of the late firm.
All persons indebted to the late rm either by note
OF book account are requested to call aud settle the
same Immediately.
O. A. ROSTwIcK,
=. 5. TYLER.
perrVSbnrC Anril n lSfa
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JEFF Dovis' Version of the Conference.

VNII HItfFI"'N NNINIVN VI EHN NUUIVTUUNV'
Tue 7ribme's Washington special says
"A Telegram was received here from the
army OF tho Potomac, reporting message
from Jclf. Davis to the Confederate Ton.
gress, communicating tho result of the re.
cent Peace Conference IN Hampton Roads.
It states substantially that President Lin
coIn refused an armistioc Of any length; re-
Icso recogniti >, either of the Confcdera.
cy or any Of the States which compose Il;
refused Independence, and only conceded
a mercilul and liberal use by himself OF
the pardoning power. During the couler.
cnce he communicated the passage by Con.
grrss of the amendment Gf the Constitution
abolisaing slavery throughout the United
States. and declared that the question Of
slavery was wholly removed from his con.
troll aud placed beyond negotiation.
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OFFICE or THE AvmTOR or STATE,
CoLrMBrs Quo, January Is. 1855.
It's hereby certified that the foregoing Is cor
rect copy Of the Statement of CONDITION of the
;oAnd filed in this office, for the year lSij.
(SgAL) Witness, my hand and seal officially.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor of STATE.
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INSURANCE.
ST ATE M ENT
OF THE
Condition OF the Germ Exchange
Insurance Company,

Condition Of the Germ Exchange
Insurance Company,
nN the 3lst day of December, 1864. made to
~ the Auditor OF Ohio, pursuant to the statute
OF that State: ,e.e
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of the Company is TuE CoRN Ex-
cnASGE INSURANCE CoMPISY, and is located in
the City Of New York.
/. CAPITAL.
The amount of its Capital Stock is. 100000 90
The amount OF its Capital Stock paid
upis, 100000 90
II. ASSETS.
I. Cash Of the Company on hand, aud
in the hands or agents and other
persons, 29,7OS II
2. Real Estate aneacnmbcred- Nome.
,. The hinds aud stocks owned bv
the Company, (as per vouchers ae-
eompanying) b. how secured, anl
the rate Of interest thereon, to-wit: is6,SOO Oh
4. Debts due the Company, secured
ing vouchers, i59,s5O 90
). Debts otherwise secured, as per
vouchers acempanying), li.50O 90
6. Debts for premiums, 5.372 Is
7. AL other securities, l4,l2O 90
Total Assets Of the Company, SilO,O5l 46
III, LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted aud not due, COCO 90
Losses nnadjusted, 3l,6J0 90
Losses in suspense, waiting for fur
fhcF nnbof. 0OO M
pany, III 50
Total Liabilities, I5,I2I so
". MISCELLANEOUS.
The gseatest amount insured in any
cue risk, 20, goo 90
The gEcatest amount allowed bv the
rules to b. insured in any one city,
tawnor village-N0 rlle.
The greatest amouRt allowed b. b. in
sur,d in any enc blsck DvRcads
on circumstances.
The am'nAt Of It's capital OF earnings
deposited IN any other State as Sc-
eurlty tor iOsses therein Meme.
I The ChaFter, ar Act Of Incorporation
ofsaid Company On file.
State d New Yuk,
| w.H, wiSDsoR, Vice President, and j. PRYoR
Ro.KE, Secretary, og the Corn Exchange lnsuT-
anee Company, being severally sw0rn depOse anil
say that the torrgoing is fun, true and correct
| Statement ~ the Affairs ~ said Company; that
/ the said Insurance Company is the bona iide own
/ eT Of At least One Hundred Thousand halars a
actual Cash CaIatsl invested in Stocks and bands.
/ or in Mortgages on real estate, worth double the
/ amoanti for which the same is mortgaged; and
that they are the above described ,OfReers of sad
( Insurance Company.
W. h. WINDSOR. Vice President. !,
J.PRIOR RORkE, Secrstlry.
Subscribed aLd swoEn before me, this 18Th day
Of January. 1865. ~
lSEAL.l .r - J.w. WILDEY,
conlulssienes for Ohio, in New York.
0EFIoE OF snE ArBIrOR or SrArKl
Columbus, o., January 20, 1858.
Ia Is hereby certified that the foregoing is J
cOrrcet copy of the Statement 0f Condition of the
Cum Exchange Insurance Company of New York
made 10 aud filed IN this office for the wear 4 S6s
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D0AD N0TICE.-A petition will be presented
IN 10 the Commissioners ~ Wood County, Ohio.
GA the Sth day of March, 1868, for the establishing
Of County Rond, on that part af the south line
Of the southeast quarter Of sect On eight f8), In
Lake Dwnship-hetween the Avenue Road I"
aud the Wood aud Lucas Free Turnpike Road, ON
the east line Of said Section 3; and Tor the vaea-
tan of thnt part Of the Avenue Road, running d.
agohsiy across the said southeast quarter Of said
Section & fOwA = Range ] 2.
TH0S. RID0UT, 1T Al.
January 81, 1865. taldRl Petitioners.
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S t A I 4 NJ EN- T
or the Condition Of the
Michigan State Insurance Company,
IE Ann LOCATION.

On the 10th day of January, 1855 made to the
AJAmlitor Of Ohio, pursuant to the Statute Of
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deposited in sny other State, as
r- sceurity for losses therein:
Deposited with Calil6fnia. - I. $4,000 90
With Iowa a..--s-. ...... o.O0o 90
And Ohi0..... ............ $4,000, 90
The Charter or Act Of incorporation % said Gem
pany Is herewith. s.-rf-,, II
STATE or C0.vyECTTcUTg go
COUSTY or IARTFoRD, ""'
Thomas A. Alexander, President, and Lneiua
J. IIcndes, Secretary of the lEtna 1nsafanes
Company, being severally sworn. depoae and
say, that the foregoing is full, true and cor.
rect statement of the affairs Of said Compsng; that
the said Insurance Company is bona hde owner
Of az least one hundred thonsand dollars Of actu-
Al cash capital invested IN. Stocks and Bondsg that
The above described Investments, nor any pasl
thereof are made for the benefit Of aay individual
exercising auth Drity IN the management AZ said
Company, either ab Presidcnt, Secretary, Treatu-
ser, Director, or otherwise, and that they hfe>the
above described officers Of said Insurance Com
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President
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olYYcg or the 1VpIToR or y7lrgl

OFFICE or TIE A AUDITOR or STATE,l
CoLrNBrs, o., January 10, 1865.
II is hereby certified, that the foregoing Is cor
rect copy of the statement Of condition of the Ena
Insurance Company, Of Hartford, made 10 and fled
in this Office, for the year 1855.
tSBAL.l Witness my hand and seal 0ficiaIIy
JAS. n. GOODMAN.
lStamp.l Auditor Of State.
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S t A T E Nj L N T
or TIE
Condition Of the Homo Insurance
Company,
NAME AND LOCATION.

nN the 3lst day " December, 1861. made to
" the Auditor ot Ohio, pursuant to the statute
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Fashionable riding habits are very pretty
but unfashionab'e walking habits are pretty
too, and great deal better for the health.