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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

NsRs. B. j. BERRY respectfully annovo
lVR ccs that she will take few Pupils in Vo.
cal and Piano MUSIC, to commence Nor dry
April 3D. Terms, $40 per quarter of II weeks
RTs- Rooms at residence Of j. l.. Cuttle, Esq D..
Clearfold, March %, lStj.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

7 IST OF RETAILERS OF FOREIGN 4
IL Domestic Merchandise in CleaTfeld
county for 1865, subject to the payment
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

rErAn Appeal will 10 held on ThuTs.
day, the 2Qrh day of June, Of which nIl
nersons Interested are required to take
WM. T. THORPE,
Irpe 7.3t. Nsrcahfe appraiser.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

ATOTICE.--I hereoy warn all persons from
harborng or trusting my wiio, Mary Ann,
cn my account, as will pay 10 debts OF nc her
contracting, as she left my Tod and board with
out just cause or provocation' o, macs
Juno 2lst 1865 pd. Ihoo' RUSS
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

EOSEPH II. BRETH, Justice Of the Peace, aud
% Licensed Conveyancer, New Washington
Clearfeld county, Pa, june 2l,3m-Pd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-28

rHONEY IOST.-Was lost on last Monday
lSk morning, at or near the late residence Of
Leonard Bumgarner, in Goshen township fOuk
UIrNDREIr dollars in paper money, 8nd about
FIVE dollars in gold and silyer-the property
Of James Gorley, 6ost by Mrs. Gorley) the whole
contained in buckskin belt. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving tho same with
the subscriber in Goshen township and no ques =
'O"' "'''S1' JAMES GoRLEY,
limo o. 1865.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-05

The Bible contains sc books, 1889 chap
ters, 81, l73 verses, 1882 words, 6,566,
4s0 letters.
The word and occurs AZ, ,227 times; the
word reverend occurs only once-in the 9th
verse of the llth Psalm; the name Lord
occurs 1852 times in the Old Testament; /;
Godoccurs 2, 726 times; Jesus 625 times in the
New Testament; Christ 500 times; the word
SeLah, which we believe has never been sat-
isfactorily interpreted, is met with "a times
in the Bible; the word eternity but once.
The double assertion, VerlLy, verify, is to be
seen 25 times in Johns gospel, and no
where else. There are 3l4 interrogstories
(7) in Job. The phrase, and God said, oc-
ours ten times in the 1st chapter Of Gene
sis. The word toreOTdaiHed is mentioned
but once in the whole Bible-l PETER, l,
II; atonenleat but once, in the New Tes-
lament. There is no mention made in the
Scriptures of adams fall, original SUI, OF
the covenant of grace. The words eternal
life are mentioned but once-DAEIEL, IL
II. The word prsdestilatsos is not men,
toned in the whole book.
The middle and shortest chapter is the
1lth Psslm; the middle verse is the 9Th o.
the,l 18th Psalm; the longest verse ist the Stt
/ of the 9th chapter of Esther; the shortes
is the 35th oe the 1lth chapter fist. John
The 18th chapter of II. Kings and the 54tl
of Isaiah are alike. The Sth, 18th, 21s
and 3Ist verses of the 10Th Psalm ar
alike: and each verse of the l36th Pssln
ends alike. There are no words or name
in tie Bible Of more than six syllables.
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIO s GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.
0n-gpo and Simmer arrangements,

Spring and Summer Arrangements.
Takes Effect Monday, March 2Oth, 1855.
Two Through Express Trains DAILY between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
HDAT ExPREss, leaves OlsyelAnd Sundays except
sdl AZ $50 A. NJ arrives ct Meadville at 800 P =
DinnsFl Salamanca ct 6:56 ?. NJ VSl 'eping OesAl
and New York at 1:l0P. Ne
TNIeHT ExPREss," leaves Cleveland Saturday :
sxospted,) ct s:l5 ?. n, sleeping Cars attacnee
arrives st MeadVille 1t 1:20 A H. Salamanca 81
$50 4. n, and New York At lOsSO ?. Il
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.DALY LEADER.
A Big ThingiB OiI-AstOn'shinEsWin-


The TitusviIle Reporter gives particulars
of an enormous swindle practiced by pair
of sharpers, pear Franklin, one day last
week. It appesIs that the parties had been
sinking a well near the borough, and, call
ing on certain parties in town, they stated
that they had struck oil, that their well
was yielding one hundred barrels per day
and that they would sell out the whole
thing for $4,000 cash. A couple of gen.
tlemen were dispatched to look at the well,
and on arriving there, found everything as
represented, the machinery in perfect op-
Grafton, and the well pumping into nuge
tank very coed quality OF OIL a. I9iiy
the rate indicated. The visitors sgreed 70
invest but wanted few hours tor oeDp-
Grafton. They accordingly returned TO
Franklin and consulted some Of the best
toll men," to ascertain the value Of such
Hsuppossble" investment, and were assured
that it would be worth $500, 900 at the least.
This settled the question, and the buyers
hurried back to the we'll owners, closed tie
bargain, planked the cash, and prepared TO
make their fortunes without delay. The
next day It was found that the old en-
ployees of the company had left, but others
were promptly installed, and the pumping
resumed. Judge the sstonishment of the
purchasers upon discovering that, notwith-
Standing the continual pumping and flow
of o., it did not rise in the tankl In other
words, there were Surface indications" Of
big leakage. The pump was stopped,
and an excavation commenced at the side
of the tank. A lew feet below, smaller
tankwas found communicating with the
upper BY small tube, through which the
oil was conducted. From the lower tank
another tube descended disgonally TO the
well, about eighteen feet below the surface,
and at q still lower depth the well was plug
eed. This device to secure an inexhausti-
BE well co1ld not be well improved. But
the victims Scouldn't see it" They went
Isels- ~ Ezaz-lzlil in sas=ah af tho -shAsFNsaI
but the latter were non est, and up to the
present they have not been arrested.
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bR R.C0ODALE'S
CkTARRH
Re NJ E DY.
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

II penetrafes the secret ambush of
this terrible d ease and exterminates 1t, root and
branch, forever.
1t removes all the wretched syElp.
toms Of this loathesome malsdyS and ayerts con-
sumption.
It cleans the head, deOdOrises the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief
It aIIeViafes more agony and silent
suffering than tongue can tell.
1t is noted for curing the most hope
less cases that every known means failed in.
1t cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
tarrh, of the most obstinate and violent types.
no form of Catarrh or noises in the
cad can resist its penetrating power.
DR.. 6OOdaIe's Catarrh Remedy is a
harmless liquid inhaled from the palm OF the hand.
DR.. X. esOOdaIe is known throughout
the country, as the Author Of the only True TheO-
~ Of Catarrh ever Published. Where its Origin
What It's Rayages-Mode of Treatment-and Rapid
Cure In all its forms.
DR.. GOOdale's Pamphlet on Catarrh
should be read by every one. II can be obtained at
our nearest Agency, or by sending postage stamp
to our ONCE.
Price 81 90. Send . stamp for parpblst.
NORTON 4 co.. Sole Ag'ts, 10 Bleeker st., N. Z.
eoid by C. ". CLARK, Cleveland febs:RS
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Tbe aTraviata,, and Her Friends.

Paris Correspondeneeof of the ondon Post.l
A new feature of Partisan society is that
in the year of grace, 1865, the denli monde
ladies issue invitations for ball or fete ex-
sctly after the fashion of ladies of the court !
and there is nothing which is 10 be found
at the hotels of these grandeS danes which
the "half great lady does not initiate.
MAY I be permitted to add few notes
about one OF these Traviats fctes given on
Monday evening. Healthy horror and
disgust will be dainIily fed, propriety made
more proper, and curiosity alimented on
tonic which ought to cure. Well, at Nine.
C-'s (the Aspasis of Paris hfe) ball all
the prettiest actresses were present, and
displayed Jewels, l4ces and costly fnery,
such are rarely seen even st court, and GER
tsinly bespesk the wonderful liberslity of
European psymsstela By these Trsvista
ladies, who nevertheless IN Paris lead the
fashions, criRoline is now completely ts-
booed. Their ball dresses are made some
what in the style of the Firft Empire or
the English fashion of 1911, with the
skirt confined, with the body cut extremely
low both in front and back, while the train
is worn very long. The salons of Nine.
u, WHO Ql1 Lub uOuOEs WIN SiSN0A
initiative grace and elegance, were crowd
ed with princes, dukes, msrquses, and
counts-in fact with the same male COM
pany as one meets at the parties of the Prin-
cess Metternich and Madame Drouyn de
L'buys. Some English peers and members
of Parliament were present, and appeared
to enjoy the animated and improper scene.
On the second floor the supper tables were
with every delicscy of the season. Choice
Yquem, Johsnnisberg, Lafite, Toksyl
and champagne of the finest vim
tsges, were served most lsvishly
throughout the morning. After supper
dancing was renewed with increased ami,
nation, and the ball terminated with
ehasne diaboLigue and caneG's de'Ter, al
seven in the morning. Since the days o.
the Regency such Ssrdanapalisn enter
tainment of such class has not been giver
in Paris. Be it observed that the whole
of this entertainment, from beginning Il
end, was conducted according to the ell
quette of the highest society. Are we go
ing backwards or forwards in Paris? AT'
we upside down? OF, are we becoming mor'
highly civilized than the Romans, as de
scribed by Juvenal? or later, in the day
of the fair Theodore and Antonis, IS de
seribed by Procopius2
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ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT D

ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT DEPOT
Eastern Through arrTVs st T;So A. n, als 2. H.,
and s:25 P. N.
Eastern Way arrives At l0.O A. q.
Western through arrives at $50 A. M e'aO Fen
do Way arrives q 300 P. ID.
ssndusky Way arrives at S:lb A. ID.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. H., 300 Z. y,
do Way arrives At $50 ?, y:
Pittsburgh Through arrives 81 700 A. h
Way arrives at 1910 ?. d.
hshoning Way arrives ct I0:25 A. n
AesdYille arrives ct 10.26 A. n.
Medina Way arrives At 400 P. n.
Rposp5Tt, &C., arrives Tuo3dayI, Thursdays aEa
Saturdays At II Il.
WsrrensVius arrives daily ct I0il5 A. n.
ZsEt Oe7elaud and Euclid arrives daily A. r.
HOUB OF CLOSING TIE MAILS.
EasrEnE THRoUez for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. EsE
Yo-E, Hartford, and Palne5Yins, Geneva, Ashfabu
iA md Oonneant, closes At $50 A. d.
EAsEEzH TzR0uaE, for HsW York only, eloSss ~
ESsz1Es THnovsu, for. ErIs, Buffalo, Albany,
aozton, HSW York and Hartford, alosol at ssOO
2. Il.
srd Erie, closes at 2:bO z. "a.
REsFEsN THRoUgH, foE Toledo, Detreit, Ohiosgo;
ard Milwaukee closes IS 1:lO A. N.
WzsTERE THsoUsH, for Toledo, Detroit 0hieago,
Dubuque st. Joseph and Cairo closes At 300 2. n.
WssTERE WAY, for AL points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes At 1:45 p. N.
SAsDUskY WAY, for sandusky and all intsrme-
date points, closes As $50 P. N.
OIEOuHATI WAY, for ell points between UioVe5ano
and Cincinnati, closes at T;05 A. He
OIEoTEEATI THBOUeH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, CLOSES at 7:O6 A. d.
OIgcmHArrI THROUgH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis, zanesVils, and
Wheeling, closes at 300 P. M.
PTTTsBURGH THROUGH, for Pittlbufgh and HhAh,
ington, closes at 12:50 P. II.
PTTrsBUEsH WAY, for all points betWeen OleVe'
and, WslisVills, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil.
sdsphia, Baltimore and WAshirgto1s closes at Zoo
4. n.
HAEosIHa WAY, for all pofnss between OlsyOlanS
and youngstown, closes st 2:46 P. n.
EsADvILLE, closes ct 0:50 A. n.
Eo0KPOET, So, olossI on FuSsdAyI, ThursdAJu
aud Saturdays, at l2 II.
WARREzsYInEB, closes daily, 1850 A. NJ
EAsF OLTYxIAED and Euoid, closes daily 81
F.M.
Nal and Drop LsttSrs Ars required by Law 70 b
al City Circulars are required 70 bsPr0-paid Witl
4 tWo-osnk stamp.
ONCE open from 90 A. NJ. to 7.5O P. n. Oh
Sunday from 800 to 1000 A. NJ
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IittIe ..Confeaerate', Drama.

SCENE -G11ardroonl IN Raleigh, North
CaroLinG-Tin1e, midday.
CHARAcTERs- Provost Marshal Captain
Waters; three privates from North Caro-
lima Reserves of Invalids; one prisoner, in
black broadcloth, diamond pin, ring, gold
watch and chain.
ProUo,t. Your name is -?
Prisoner. Yes.
PrOU. Formerly an editor in the North :?
PYis. Yes,
PROP. You're q id scoundrel.
Pris. You're "a Confederate Captain.
Prou. Where did you get that pin p?
Pris. II was gift.
Prou. Hand it here, (tskes it ofthe pris-
oner himself give me that ring, and watch
also.
Pris. Here they are.
Prou. Have you any money!
Pris. Two hundred and forty odd dol
lars.
ProU. Hand it out.
Pris. Here it is. Please let me have
PTor. You'll get into trouble if you dom
shut that d-d ssucy mouth Of yours. Taxi
him out. d.
Prisoner moves off with guard; as he i
turning the provost plucks new hat iron
his unfortunate hesd, and throwing III
own old one away, puts the prisoners Il
its place. This fellow, Waters, is In n
wise worse than Darlington at Richmond
or than any other officer in that service tina
our informant met with. Ten honest me-
would have saved Sodom, bu-, alas o
-bosa farms what city now under rebl
tuie could hope to escape Z
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Free neliHerY Of Letters.

Parties wishing their mall matter delivered by
Carriers will please leave orders to that effect st
the Postmaster's Room, with any Carrier, or by
letter through the Posioice, when they viii be de-
Hvered, without extra caarge, with promptness'
accordirg to tue following Timetable Of Depart
ures of Carriers from the Office;
IN THE business TERRITORY.
Lyirg between the Biver and east side Ontario It.,
Cnoluding the Ox-Bow hats), the DeliVsrits viii
be as follows:
FrRsT DEITvERT.-Carritrs will leave Postofice
at 500 A. N with proceeds Of all night mails.
SEC.ND DELIvERY--Leave Poston1ee at 1O-Ou A
NJ wih proceeds of 7:30 Eastern.
Third De IVERY.-LeAve u:3O A. n. with pro-
ceeds Of 9:l0 A. N. Western, 9:l5 A. n. sandusky
Way, $50 A n. Cincinnati, 30 A. n. Pittsourg,
and 1920 A. n. Eastern Way.
FOURTH DELVEsY.-Leave at EO0 p n. Tor DfoP
Letter Distribution
FITrH DELIvERT.-Lsave at 400 P N. with pro-
cssds Of 2:l5 P. N Eastern, 2sS5 P. NJ Western and
IS srxrH EIGYERY.-Iea7e st 600 P. n. for Drop
Letter Distribution.
-FOUR DELIVERY TERRITORY,
Lying betV cen Ontario street and Wilson aVenue,
Including scranton's Flats, the Heights and the
FrRsr DEL1vERT.-Leavs Pos.ofice at 500 A. N.
with proceeds of night mails.
SgCoEp DELIvEBY-Leaye at 1880 A n. with
proc eds of AL forenoon mails except 1870 A. N.
Eastern Way.
TgIRD DEIIvERY-Leave at 800 P. N. with pro-
eesds of 1910 A. N. Eastern Way.
FoUR1H DELIVERY Leave at 4:So P. N. with
proceeds Of 2:I5 p. NJ Eastern, &55 P. N. Toledo,
and 800 P. N. Columbus.
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IN THE BUsI-
NESS TERRITORY.
F1Rsr COLLEcrIoN-WiH commence st 500 A. N
for the $3.50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and GEeai
Western.
Letters.
THIRp-Commences ct 11:30 A. N. for l:50 P. n
Pitt burg, 2,45 n. Columbus, 2:i5 P. n. Toledo
and S:25 p. N. Esstsrn Way.
! IoURTa-COmmsnces at 800 ?. n. tor sou ,.
| Eastern and I:3O P. n. Sandusky.
FIFIH-Comms noes st At o P. N. for Drop Letters
sIxrH-Commences 1t 500 P. n. for ssCO P n
Eastern, 10 % P. N Western. and i 90 Pm Cin
/ cipnad; $50 A. n. (nsxt mOrning) Maooningi s'U
1 A. NJ next rniDg) Pittsburgh 500 A. N. mex
/ morn'Dg) Cinna.i and $40 A. NJ next morning 3
Toledo.
/ COLLECTION IN THE -FOUR DELTYBR1
TERRITORY
VIII commence at s:OOA. NJ, 1890 A. NJ, 500 ?
/ n. AID 4;30P. NJ. , ~
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.,087,299 50
bWsseO 90
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITN
10 expire on the slst dsy of January, 1867
OFFICE on ms AUDIToB OF eTAIL1 I
INsURAEC DEPABTI sATS
rorr-,rur-a Ohfo March q. 1865.

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF eTAIEs
INsURAEC DEPABTMsS
CoLUNBUs, OHIO, March q, 1865.
WHHREAs. Ths Columbian Insurance Company,
Iorated st New York, in the State Of New York,
has hled IN this office statement OF its con-
d.tion, as required by the first section OF the {
go regulate Insurance Companies not incorporat-
ed BY the State of 0hio, Tassed April :, looo, and
amended FebrJ ary 9, 1874; and MHEAEAs, said
COMPANY has furnished the undersigned satislac-
tory evidence that it is possessed Of a. least ne
Hundred Tn ussnd Dollars of actual capital IN
vest d in stOcss bonds, or in morigsg OF real
estate worth double the amount for which the fame
is mortga ed and WHIREAs, sad Company has
filed in this Office writ en- instrument under its
corporate seal signed by the President and Sfcre-
t,ry thereof, au horizng any agent OF agents OF
said Company in III State to acknowledge service
of process, for and in boba'f Of raid Company Ao-
eoTdinR to the term Of BBid law.
Now Therefore, in pursuat ce Of the INST section
of fhe aforesaid act, 1, JAMES d. GOODMAr,
Auditor of State for Ohio, do hereby certify that
said Columbian Insursnce Company Of New YORK
il authorized 70 transact the business OF Marine In
surance in this State until the thirty day OF
January, in the y,ar one thousand eight hundred
and si1ty-six
In Wftnfss Whereof, I have hereunto sub
IsEAL1 scrfbed my name aud caused the sal OF
TsTAuF1 my ONCE 10 be afixed tbs day end year
JAMES b. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
H.F, BRATTOE, Agent,
nch3Ol9s Eo 6, AtwsteT Building.
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[stamp.1
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

To expire on the 5lst day OF JAAuat@s AOU''
AUDITOR OF STATES OFEIcB, q
INBURkNCE DEPARTMENT, n
COLUMBUS, Ohio, February IL, lo99.( =
WHEREAS, The HAMPDEN FIRE INsgRAdNC!E
CONE PANY, located at Springfield, in the StatS
Of Mass has filed In this office sworn state
mept Of its condition. required by the HIsb sso-
tion of the act To regulate INSURANCE Oompdnles
NOT Incorporated by the State OF ONO, passed
1nril g. 1856 and amen1e February 3. ls3ij anu'
whereas said Company has furnished the nh;
dersgned satisfactory evidence that IL Is possesse9
Of At least one hundred thousand dollars OF acIuA
oapta invested in stocks, or in bonds, or IN mort
ssres worth double the amount for which II Is %
SaPed and whereas, said Company has nleo IN ms
ofTice written instrument under its corporate sea
Signed by tic President and Secretary thereoI aq-
thoriz any agent agents Of said Company ~ III LIE
state 10 service of process for ard IN ~
half Of said Company, according to the terms OF saiu
law. e a., a.. zsctio, of
the Al 5ressid act, l. yAMse H. GOODMAN, Aualtor 9'
STATE for Ohio, do hereby certify rat the salu
Hampden Fire insurance Company o. mass, y NJ. ~
torized 10 transact the busi utss OF t1T
In tos state until tho thrty-hrst day OF III
the wear one thousand eight hundred ana Sky
In vituess whereof have hsreun o subscrlDeI ny
name and caused the seal of my office 10 De aIhGeu
IN TsSs9 "a anu ''@A JAS. Il. GOODMAN,
kSeen1n Auditor Of state,
AARON CLARK, Agent.
..ooo Cleveland. Ohio.
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STATE OF EEw @ YORK, Is

Benismln c. Morris, Presid mt, and William N.
Wbit1ty Secrstary, of the Columbian Insurance
tai tee fNregOing Is iu, true and oorreet state
nent OF the afifs Of ire said Company that the
gafd Insurance Company Is the bona nee owner OF
at least 0SE HUNDRED IHOUsAhO DOL-
LARS Of actual ca h Capital invested in Stocks
and Bonds, or in mortgages % real estate worth
double tne amount for which the same is mort
gaEed; AID that they are the aboEe-descri0ed
B. @. NORRIS, PTes't.
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oFrioE OF rHs AUDITOR OF STATE,

COLUnBUs, o., March Z1l Isb5. J
1t il hert by certified that the foregoing is cor
rect cory Of the Statement OF the cOndi i9n Of the
Columbian In.uranos Company Of New York, made
to and fled in this Office for ths year 1863.
T.saI1 JAS. q. GOODMAN,
tstsrnl Auditor Of 6tats.
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The combination Of ingredients in these Pills is the
reuslt of a loog and extensive practice. They are
mild in their oper tiOn and cannot DO harm 70 me
most delicate; certain in correcting all
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the Side Palpftaton Of the Heart Mhites, 81 kery-
and Limbs, and Dis -urbed Sleep, which arise nom
lot nf Nafr
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Secretary McCulloch is about to thor
eaphly overhaul and re-organize the Treas
ury Department.
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Subscribed and sworn before me this teventeentl
day Of March, 1865. ,,.,,,,
l5esl CBARIES hEIILElONI
istampI Com'r for Ohio in New York.
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NAME AND LOCATION.

On the slst day OF December, 1861, made to the
Auditor Of Ohio, punusnt TO the statute Of that
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DR.. cheeseman's Pills


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aaFt Z a 0dE
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Total assets Of the Compsny..-..s7,4 ,4ss,s7s Z

III
The amount Of LiAbi lilies, due or not ,,,
due- 10 Banks aud other c ed tors lJ,s5l
The Osmpauy have reserved, from the
proits n the year, the item Of s 81
30 81 e q rea.TVe for eatimated
claims uuadjusted and othtr con.
tingencies-
All other claims against the Company. Nor'
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STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS, (sS.

STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS, lsS
OoryTY or BANPDES, -, C,,arlas
Toss,h q Pypchon, President, and Ohailes
Mars6, Secretary Of the HsmRden lire Ere nSd Ssy
thV ph f6resnnq 4 A full true and correct
Of he Affairs the said Company that the s9id %
nISSnyT IN TaofsGSD DOLLARS Of actual cash caplteI
inyested In Stocks and Bonds, or in moItSssSs IN ~
Real Estate worth double the amount igr ~ h bL AZ AZ
same is mOrtgagcd; and that they are tne aDO'o ue
scribed oficers Of said Insurance SSmppa39SS p,t
NJ aprrr
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PosT oFFIcE TlmE TABLE
lS64.5. Winter ArFsngcmenT 1885.
RoR THu
ABRIIAh AED CLOSING OF NAILS,
AT EHR
OLRVELANn Pn9nnDDTn

oonHE10IEs MOHDAK, ooToBR SIs1, IssE
- Mails viii be opened and ready for dslivsrv
one hour after arrival Of trains.
~ All Mails Gloss one hour bsiOrs departure Q
trains.