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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
OuARrERnAsTxR's OrYIcg, No. II srArx.sr, !
NV yopr Oct 2, 1876.

DROPOSALS for FORAGE and STRAW.-
Proposals are invited by the undersigned for the delivery
OF sood uerchautable TIMOTHY HAY and STRAW on
boafd of vessels at such wharf In New York Harbor may
be de.ignated-
The ay aud be securely baled aud weigh two
thousand r. 0O0) pounds per tun, exclusive Of wood
Proposals. plainly the quantity price, ana time
OF delivery. =, ,. =,
The Hay and Straw win be inspected BY Government IN
spector and weighed before being shipped
Vii also be received to deliver Hay and straw 81
Washington. ID. C. Richmond Va, and hi1ou heao' o. W
subject to the above reguremena
Hills will be accepted nom time 10 time 70 meet 'no "
qu,rrlnents Of tho Government =,
Payments TO be delivery. soon thereafter 81
fuuds for the pu, pose shaIl b. received
A'' STEWART VAN vLIET, Brevet Adjt. -Gen.. kc-
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WALLACKs
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACK.
(rHm xsTABLIsnxENr DOES NOT ApvxRTIss IN TIE
NEwYORK HERALD) -'"

TONIGHT,
AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,
the New and Original FiveAct Comedy by II. T. Craven,
THE NEEDFUL,
with Scenery by Messrs I.hrrwood and g. Siseder
Machinery BY II. Butter. New Costumes and
Appontments)
In which Messrs. Z. L. DAVENPORT, MARI SMITH
GEORGE EHOLLAND;YOUNG, JOHN SEXTON. 3. RING
GOLD NORTON, J. G. WILLIAMSON. Miss MARY GAN
NON Mrs VERNON, Mrs JOHN SEXTON, Miss lone
BURKE, Mr. JENNINGS and Miss GREEN will appear.
Msssinger's Great Play. A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD
DEBTS, in eParaion Due notice viii be gwen Of TIE
RUN DEEP and ICI ON PARLE FRANCAlS.
Mr. Wslacs has much pleasure 70 announcing tie engage
this Theater Of Mr. FREDERICK ROBINSON tirom
the Thester Royal St. Jsnes London) whose ARRIVAL daily
AZ pected. Open st,t Begin ats
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professional Notices.
CORPORATION Notices.

NROTON AQEDUCT DEPARTMENIGTO
u ICONTRACTORS.-Se SEALED PROPOSALS
each indor.ed with the title OF the work for which may oe
ths nam. Of the bidder ard the date of the offering VIII
n. rsc.yrd AZ this Office until II O'Clock of FRIDAY
Eorember 1865 for the completion Of the unfinished work
on th. PROPOSED SEWER In Finy-second-a, nom sixth
TO Seventh.ave -. , x.,, 49,
spplics cation TO the Contract Clerk st this oince 49,
THOMAS STEPHENS, , Crotou
r ROBERT L. DARRAGH, Aguednct
t.. A. w. CRAVEN, } Board
N.v.YorL October %, lBo5. D. .... .#.... '..
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VTNHE "PELOUBET ORGANS"
III Axardad hv the niprican Insinir-Oct l9. 1906.

at the Fsr OF the Institute jus, closed FIRST exhibited
and there put IN direct competition with the Cabinet rgans o
Mason Hanlin. After q contest lasting moro tnah hve
weeks, they of rumphauty vicorous, BENG pro-
nounced by loading critics and suateurs supefior
both in manuals and pedals quality VARIETY and power OF
and number of combinations Critically examined by
Jury composed Appleton Of Boston end Jadue Of New
York organ builders bege, the weknown orgsDi and d
rector Seymour critic and Dr. Ringer org,t and expert
they were arded Gold Medal the best Instruments Of
their class expressed for e best Cabinet Organ made
Nv PFLOJRET SON" Tins ndorsed. these Organs and
Heodeon. are offered unsurpassed for Churches Parior or
Schools Pr.ceists forwarded General Depot j. NJ PEL'
TON No. SAL Broadway N. Y.
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11oIitirai Notices.

CEVENTH SENATORIAL DlSTRIVY. OBJ
- Ciuxeus' Association Nominee: .,fr rr.fI
,. = - JAMES BROWN, President
'''N''A GEORGE w MCLEAN :.
STEPHEN z. HUSSELLt Chaumsn
German Centra, Democratic Club Nominee ..,.
- $50 - GEORGE w. NOLAN, c,.,,,.,
iI '-|'- WM II. KNAEPFEE, Chanmsn
wor,iuamens Association Nominee;
- GEORGE w. hcLIAN, ra,,-r,.,
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Ocean Steamers
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
THROUGH LINET0

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COhlPANYs
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFOR RNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
THE pACIEIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY WIN
or CANALsI. North River, their NEW AND FIRST
CLASS STEAMSHIP -..
HENRY CIAUNCEY,
Capt ALFRED g. GRAY
the sbmns of Panama and the Pacific with the
CompaDy's fsvorite steamship
GOLDEN CITY,
for San Francisco
TIE eacls ,h. Company will ss re euarly thereafter
as above on the l lth and 2is, days of ,veTy month e1
cep when such dates fail Sunday when the departure will
be on the preceding Saturday. The
ATLANTIC,
Capt. JEFFERSON MAURY. will sail on SATURDAY
The
BALTIC,
Capt ROBERT II HORNER. viii sail on TUESDAY
November 2i connecting with the SACRAMENTO.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES
First Cabin s5se, second Cabin, $3.50; seerase sl2s
Children between and IL years. half ire children from to
wears quarter fare; children under years, free.
Banksblo funds tcurrency) only taken in payment.
bank drafts on New York to the Companys agent who viii
send tickets by mall or express as may be directed
Baggage checked through Ia charge Of baggage masters over
100 pounds baggage allowed each adult passenger For all
this weight IO cents pound para
purser on board NO merchandise bedding taken bag
gage.
WAY PASSAGE RATES
NEW-lORk TO ASPINWALL
First cabin, 1885, second cabin $50; steerase $50 Chill
dren st propoItionate rates.
WAY BAGGAGE-On all over 100 pounds 10 ench adult
passenger three per pound payable 10 he puser on
bogd
ASPivvALL 40 PANAMA.
s25 sod and children IN proportion payable at Aspn
wal ,., II, -, Att
and professional services free Of charge.
For passage tickets further information sppy at the
Compauys Ticket Office, the wharf, foot Of Cana-st,
North River.
In BOSTON, to
For Freight, 70
WELLS, FARGO e. Co,
No. 81 BROADWAY;
OR, ON THE COMPANYS WHARF
Freight Agents OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
+. w. G.. BELLOWS. AGENT
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NEPTUNE LINE OF STEAMERS.

NEPTUNE LINE OF STEAMERS
IN DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Consisting OF the following and splendid Steamers:
ELECTKA.................. Capt. j. w. kye
GALATEA.............."... Capt. w. n. Jones
CEANUS..,................ Capt. VIM =. Young .
One Of the above magnificent sesners will leave Pier No.
n North River. foot Of Robnsonst Daily dSundays eH
oeptedl. at o'clock ..
70 Ccnneetinsa at Providence with 'he'''@ m' afah '0'
Boston.
rFy.Frcigit takc1a Propeller Rates
(Thrse steamers unsurpassed IN tbeir
for the couo nd safety Of passengers and their facilities Tor
the trln.poration OF Freight q,
tS Passengers after retiring for the night arc not disturbed
an they arrive Providence at hour early enough TO Sc
seats f desrd in tho hrt accommodation train for
Boston.
For information in regard 10 Freight kc apply to ISAAC
ODELL. General Freight Agent Pier No. ~ N. X.
For Tickets Sateroons &c., apply to the Clerk, on board
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lectures and Meetimgs

OENERAL SOCIETY of MECHANICS and
" TRADESMEN of the City Of New: forkIIhe krSss;.n
Meeting OF tue Society will be held At Meehsnics Halt no
I5S Rrasdvay THIS lW eAnesdsy) EVENING. ct O'Clock
'' WILLIAM VAN N0RDEN, SecretaIy.v
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Proposals.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IyTgRIoR,
OYvIcg OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS
Sealed Proposa indorsed Proposal. for Indian Goods"
will be received ts office OF Indian Aas uUt IL o'clock
M on SATURDAY the eighteenth day Of November DeIt
for Furnishing in the quantities therein given tho articles
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HORRIBLE SENSATION, SEA SICKNESS
prevented and cured Certificates oSureeon Pacific Mall
Stean,sLip Co. Chemists and others For sale by
uEGEMAN CO., No. 39s Broadway
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Doors open at u; begins at ~
Lessee and MsnageI.. ..............W WHEATLEY
(rHn ssrABLmHxEsr DOES NOT ADvxaruE IN TIE
NEw-YoRK HEKALD.)
LAST WEEK BUr ONE
Of the triumphsnty Successful Engagement Of the
RENOWNED RAvELS. T
GABRIEL RAVEL,
YOUNG AMERICA,
sisuorins Peps. NJ. Van Harnme. the Martinettes &c.
WEDNESDAY, November J.
positively last night Of
BIANCO.
ANTOINE RAVEL
AND FULL COMPANY.
THE NEW BALLET,
u consequence OF its brilliant reception last EVENING"
Will be again presented
YOUNG AMERICA
In hi. celebrated Hungarian Pas.
sIGNoRlNA rEPlTA As THE PRlMA DONNA
In the incidental dances ~ Van lIsmms will execute
THREE COMPLETE EyOLUTiONs IN THE AIR,
-. .. performed By no other artist .
Miles Vandris Marzetti Desiree, H. Matheu, H. Fandrs
and full corps will hiswise appear.
THREE ATHLETES,
Commencing with the PAS De FASCINATION.
Mr. and Mrs. Gomersa. ii. Bland. Barry Mrs. NJ. Smith
&C., &c.
FRIDAY-Fia and Only Benea, Of
ANTOINE RAvEL.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. st2
positively LAST RAVEL MATINEE BUT ONE.
: The GREEN MONSTER on MONDAY.
Admission IS cents reserved seots family circle Ten
Ispee on Crosby.st). 80 0csnts
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OFFICE OF WELLS, FARGO Co..
Nrw. YORK AND CALIFORNIA ExPKEss ExcHASGg Co,
10y no. "a BROADWAY, NEw. .ioRE-
CLIPPERS of FREIGHT to the PACIFIC
COAST viii please take notice that having been appointed
FRtiGHT AGENTS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
we are prepared TO receive ogts for California Ore
eop Nevada Washington Territory Sandwich Islands Cen
iral America. and West Coast South America
For apply at Office. No Broadway, or freight
Office dock tco: OF Ccnast.
Steamers will sail lst llh, and 2st Of oaeh month"; those
dates falling on Sunday preceding Saturday.
No slow freight received on day Of sailing.
Freight must be delivered dock foot Of Canal ST.
Bills Of ladiny WI be issued az No. "a broadway.
Our package will b. sent by each steamer,
and will close at 10 a. ~ sailing day.
Our letter bts viii close st II I'm. -
For convenience Of up customers letter bags viii
kept the Metropolitan Hotel and the dock ioot oi
(snsi-sf.
Orr frked envGop-. wl be sale at the Office Of the
Hotel. offices, No. "a Broadwsy, and Canal st.
dock.
All letters sent through must be in Government en-
velopes.
sisht Exchange on San francisco for sale
Teogaphic trnsers Of honey made to al points reached
BY the wires on West Coast. ....- f.. .r
California Coupons bought at best rates
10 ..s. " Ellis, FARGO Co. q
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ryuF a. PEI OURFT ORG ANS'' and MELO-

VNHE PELOUBET ORGANS" and MELO-
DEONS-Attention is called their Organ like smooth
sess variety and power tone and their superior pedals
Pedal Organs one and three banks S2J5 to 5000 Par.
or and School Organs. octave, $3.50 $40 Send for
circular to the wholesale and retail depot.
=. J. W PELTON,
Nc. 84l Broadway New. York
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7THE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET OR.

Il GANs-FORTy.FIVE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS
OF other HIGHEST PREMIUMS hsve been awarded NJ
H. within few years and TEN within the lat lonr weeks
for THE BEST INSTRUMENTS OF THIS GENERAL
GLASS.
Printed testimony presented In their circulars from more
country that THE MASON q HAMLlS CABlNEI on
GANS'ARE UNEQUALED. Prices, sic 20 S6OO. Ware
rooms No 596 Broadwsy New York
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VINHE celebrated PIANOS Of j. IL &. FISCH-
FR the best ana most reliable Pianos made Wholesale
and retail at Nos PAL 243 2i5 2i and 2ss Twenyesnths,
Nibth.tye. ....
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HUNTINGTON's GREAT PAINTING
MRS. wAsHrNoToN's RECEPTION DAY,
view Day and Evening the Art Gallery No. 625
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sTNHE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square,
Il and Upright PIANOS MELODEONS. HARMo
NUNS and CABINET ORGANS. Wholesale and retail a.
reduced prices To let; and rent alewed purchased Monthly
payments received FOR the Second hand pianos q, ps
$50 10 S2l5 Factory and wareroo,ils NO. sol
Broadway Cash paid for ondband Pianos Pianos tuned
and repaired boxed and shipped
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Such were. the words Tx Brysonl
sud as he stood with the rope about
him calmly looking ont at the rivers
sweep Thellay was just breaking
John Graham organized the men who
held the rope into proper position.
telling them how much depended up
on them. They did not need such
caution. -
And then, without any word offare.
well or other--ior there seemed none
needed "a each lpoked his good by
Tx Bryson walked out to the further
edge Of the Point, aud flung himself
far ont into the hurrying food
There was deep murmur among the
throng on shore for a moment, all
eyes watching where he sunk. He
came up far out amidst the surges,
striking out boldly for the middle.
well knowing the importance OF not
missing his object nv being carried
along near shore The torrent bore
him along resistlcssly, hurting him
again and again out of sight, and
hurrying him swiftly toward the dam
The line OF men IN shore, with Ora.
lam ut their head. paved out the long
line of rope carefully. and as smooth
ly as possible jamie Thompson,
from her perilons position, saw the
movement. and half.rising and half.
crouching miist the roar, watched
her rcscuer ntentlv.
careful. careful. tor Coils salsc,
boys!' sail Graham, in a shrill whis.
per. "TIe's gained the middle, and
he'll strike right Heaven grant il!
Keep your eyes open, and IL the drift
goes down with the two--for I think
1t will, the livor's rising 40 haul as
though yonr lives were on III"
And now On great curling leap OF
water TX was horne straight down mp
on the stump. And rs he struck -
one second and all eyes saw his arms
clasp firmly, tirNtlv around jamie;
then, with a wild hound, drift and
tree and all won't ont of sight.
"Now. steady. bovs!-qnick, bnt
steadv!" rung out John Greham's
voice. in etentorian tones. "Up.
stream-np! nr,'-and the line of
mon went nv the hank with rush.
Graham was the first at the water's
cdgn "a the brave fellow. with his
arms looked tightly around poor
Jamie Thompson. came tfrong', the
foam Strong ard tonaor arms re.
coived them. Jane was ins"ns,hle,
hut rnatorativos and thoughtful care
revived hcr II l,okel about him
nnttino his honl to his head when
thev unbonnd the rop". staring At the
chcerinp crowd most va"antlv. Br'
gradually his memory came hack, and
hs first words were, "\na is she
70 llv safe?" Poor, brave, heroic
half drowned TX! Did he not deserve
10 he told she was!
And 40. nv readers. this fearfn
night passpd away. A new bridge fill
the place where the old ore wen
down. and the green water moss il
hoginninr to gather on its piers. ant
O. River falls with its accustomed
deep voice over the same dam, adowl
upon the sharp rocks far below. Bu
any Of the villagers can tell yon o
the scene as though it. was bnt las
nights moon that looked upon 1t; ant
the little children point ont inst TIN
spot where jamie Bryson chung til
saved, when she was jamie Thomp
son.
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A very singular case is that Of a

A very singular case is that Of a
soldier in hospital in Philadelphia,
who, it is said, has not slept a mo
ment for over fourteen years. He
says that sleep forsook him In the
summer of 1850, and he has never
felt even drowsy since that time. lie
has been two years in our army, hold.
ing the position of Orderly Sergeant,
and has seen hard service, and taken
part in several raids, without affect,
ing his remarkable wakeiulness. On
one occasion a number of scientific
gentlemen Investigated his case, and
watched constantly for forty two days
and nights without detecting a single
dozc or discovering the cause Of the
phenomenon, The man goes to bed
when fatigued, simply for physical
rest. He has been III with rheuma'
tism, but is now nearly recovered.
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Oh, that u O hell Gina tl,sse silent spirea
Mculdr or,sh ibg,r S'bgoi on III, sles y ne
d. AR.
Ring the r ujfd music out with tn obJi. X
CsU1rS
Ring peace In everywhere
ON that this wave of sorrow SURFING o'er
Tn" red, red lnud would wash away its stain
Aud give II peace agAini N.
On Last years blossumng e. aves, with sum
mrr calm.
Loud IN his happy tam le huns tho bee;
>alurc Drseis hor hurt, aud nnds her balm -
Alas and why not wof
Spirit " Cod that moved upon the face
III tie Waers, aud bade ancient chaos
cease,
Shine and shine again DER this tumulluou,
space,
Thou that art Prince o. Peace
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EXAMINATIONS Ia commence ~ half past nine
''rluck. A.. VI
Teachers viii take notice that the lar. as
l"w amended. requires each male applicant
ora c'rtihcate IL pay I" the Examiners 4
cr ni tity cents. and each female applicant
tee If thirty ive re'IS. Name h. tail Ia
mp Will be adm tt"d for examinations. :
All applicants are required I" furnish writ
"n le ~ lmnn ais "f good mural character,
unS. who nave been engaged IA teachers 10
htHln these testimonials from their lasi en-.
layers. va" Will ais" certify la their faithful.
ess and sncc"ss ~ tea hers; which estiInu.
HI.,s VIII be k"pt "n die.
N private examinations win he held; No
rrtlhgdt6 W1il he dnteddtrd. uu candIddle
I'll be adm Ilcd for Ie ex ,mlnatIun within
nree months alter Il seG"nd Etlure. ApplI-
ANTS are requested " present specimens U!
'enmanshlp.
Those who fail 10 comply with the above
equisitions viii not lie admitted.
l.. TUSSlNG, secretary,
Dec, 20. % Bard oi Examiners
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What Toad d,d for n Soldier.


w. have often written In behalf of
toads; we are glad to see them hop
ping around our garden Ia large mum
bers, and have paid boys for bringing
them In their baskets by the hundred.
as insect destroyers- A friend con.
nected with tue United States Santa
ry Commission relates for the Amer.
lean Agriculturist, the following IN
cident which he Witnessed, that sx-
hlbits Mr.. or Mrs. Toad IN b new
character. A number Of wonnde.i
from the battle oil Petersburg were
lying in a hospital tent, among whom
was u negro whose leg had been taken
of. He was on mattress on the
ground, apd the weather being hot
the dressed stump Of his leg wAs exr
posed, and a sw arm Of dies were set.
thing upon ii. Presently large toad
hoped into the tent, and taking hls
station near the edge Of the bed be-
gan "gobbling" mp The bottles In
"double QUICK" The moment one
ahxhted within ak inches OF the spot.
he would square himset for che At
tack, his eyes twinkiing with excite,
mont, and then With a Hash OF his
tongue and smack Of his mouth,
the unlucky insect would disappear
The boy was asleep. when this eom-
but soon awoke, aud was at
lilst frightened at the "ugly toad SO
near him, but our friend bads him bS
quiet, and pointed out the service the
creature was rendering him. when tho
negro and oil present voted him
Of the Commission, with ma
ny thanks, and he and bis Kindred
we're At once In high favor.
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Remarkable Prophecy.

Not long ago was found at Toledo, in
Spain, in a monastery, paper con.
tanning the following prophecy:
"In the far West beyond the ocean
will rise nation which will he great
in power and wealth; and Satan, in
one of his walks TO and fro on the
earth will observe this nation, and,
determined to destroy their happiness,
will there send two monsters, one to
81 North and the other to the South,
and he will give them strawberries,
and they will cat them. and, after they
have eaten, they will feel great
thirst, not to he qnenched with any
thing else but blood. They will, there.
fore, cause the brother to clay the
brother, the father to slay the son,
anil the son the father, and they will
drink the blood of the slain, and 1t
will bring lamentation and wailing
throughout the land. And, when the
time is fulfilled, there will rise a
strong nan in the North who will take
the monsters and bind them and draw
them into the sea where it is the deep.
est. and peace and happiness will
again prevail throughout, and the
people will praise the Lord. "
It IL said the monks in said monas.
terry maintain that this prophecy was
written before the discovery Of Amer
lea hy Christopher Columbus that
Ferdinand and Isabella were, Ia the
main. induced bv il to lit ort the ship
for Columbus, and that the first part
of It is fulfilled in America, and that
the other part soon will come to pass.
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To Teachers.

IINIESS "th, rwl>r trrar-rd. ite B'ard of
~ >ctuul Examiners. at Htucork County.
vi meet oh Me following dals durmg the
yeat rs. for the exom ra,iuI "t teachers:
the me.lrgs Ia be rcu al the Union sch 'ul
BulidIng. east eni Ot allr'ad street, Fad.
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crnTiFIc,Tr OF uTHoRIIy.
To expire an The 3'Si day nf Jrnu.ry. 1866
ArtIr"p oF Sr,rg's nFpIrE J
I>srH.Scr DiPARrNtNr.

To expire on the s's, day of Jrnu.ry. 1866
AruIr"p oF er,rgs nrpIcs !
T>srH.Scr DiPARrNtNr. 7
Columbus. ohi". J u 8. ISi5
wBgRy,s Tho Ph~n x tcsu~sure Company
,Nra'ed ~ hartford IN the SI,le II Cnnnact.
icui has filed IN this "ffice sworn statement
~ itsr..rdit'nr. as rr1 iired v the -irS' Ne"
ti"n of tie Act ITO regulate lsuranr"
CDmlariss 'oi inr"r rated 10y the STATE ~
Ohio" passed Nrril @. 1856. and amended
Fehrrar, Q I Gl. and whereas. sail Company
fas furnished tie undersigned sriisacinry
evidence that II IL pnssess' e ~ etI One
Iundr,d Thousand Dollars of actual cap
tai. " vested in ~incks ar bonds. ar IN mort
cages 4 real estates. worth double q Z.
tn,our, Tor witch ,l' same Is mor'ca.od
ard, whereas sad Con p,py has flea In this
Office written " Struneri under lis corp"
r,,e seal. sipird nv the President aud Sec
re,ary ,here'f {. Hn,horid' q any agent o.
agents of aid r,mianr ~ This state th u"
knowledge service ~ process fnr and n he
half Of ss d com amy, according 10 the u rm'
Cf said law.
Nv tlernfO"e. in pursuarcc ~ the o..
section - the AZ f'rosaid act JAWS G"n
MAN Auditor ~ State fer Ohio. a. herrhN
certify iha, said p' onix Insurance C"mpar'
Of Hartford Connecticut. IL authorized
transact the bus ness ~ Fire Insurance ~
this state, vnIil the ihirtv-nrst day II ianu
srv. ir the ear 'one thonslnd eight hrndre''
and ffy.siy.
H. wines whereof ! have herennto. ant
s,r,hpd ms name. and caused the sesl ~ m
IN = To- be afiSrd. tie dsy snd year Sh"v'
xT,tton, JANE GorNAA.
fsEALl (sr,Nr Auditor of >tsie.
~ Agencies at all the cities. towns, anC
principal places In the Cni'ed States.
Branch Onice. C'ncinnsu. ohio.
H.u. VAC IT,. Gerer.l Agent,
JNO. NJ. UAMLIN,
Agent, Findlay, Ohio.
Feb. 10, vii, 3-l3
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/ To most men. experience Is like che
stern,lishts Of ship, which iIlunin-
ats only the track it has pass. ~,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-24

A man whose chief pdssion is for .l.s
aIdls, ,updoabtslly dessryes the stick
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DR.. A. Hurd,
J. q A. Langworthy,

physicians ana Surgeons.
ss-uFfICE- Ewin.'s Block, over Baker
CIothlHg store
ss- RESlDEECE--Wes end nf \ .ndusk ,
street nrsi h"1N" West Ut unuod Breihr"i
church lot.
Feb. 2jth. 1858.
~. j. Largwurthy viii pay especial al,cn
ton L. diseases 4 the Ei o. Ear, iunrs and
Throat.
May 80
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oFrrtror INV AUDITOR or ~rarc. |,

OFrItEoF INV AUDITOR or ~rarg.,
culrmbus. Ohiu. Jan. s. Isii. (
II Is hereby cert ned hat the foregoing Ia
a Cn'tec' rupv - the st,tenefi Of G nd tiun
Ot tie PnGN.X ,N~UR.NC. IONIPtSi
O. Hartford n ade 20 art fled n tlis nj e.
for the year 1876.
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JAMES ". GOODMAN.
t-En.1 tsTANPI Audio Of late.
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HAN-PoRp J,nuarr 1885.
STAT. OF c3NSMIicur So
Personally n peAred. II. KELLOGG prosi.
dent aud wM y CLARK, Secretary of tie
THENIx xISsURANCE COMPt>N.and srv,
ersliv made oath that the ahuvc Hstcmchi, f,
by 4 en- subscribed. is trn" Hccu ding L.
their hest kLuwl-dgu and Jrli>t. Brfnr.- me
GEORGE BURpICK.
tsrAL tsrANr. Notary Public.
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Dr. j. M. TEAL,
Electic & Botanic Physician.

ANINIi permanently located IN AREA
III DlN. Hancock 20. Ohi". res sciiull\
"ncr> hls Prof. ssi"nal services tn the adl Il
cd ui Arcadia. and vicinity. lie treats ai
tOrils ut Diseases, both acute aid chroni,
male aud female, In the hest M ner known
Prompt attention pad I" U'stetrictl and
surg cal call~. lie VIII alsu Irdw, dr, ss AM
clean treIv. Charges lnw.