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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-07-20
Prof, Van Buskirk's Great German
Liver Remedy!
DERANCEMENTS CFTHE LIVER.

DERANCEMENTS OF THE LIVER.
Few persons are aware of the Debility and
General Derangement of the whole system pro-
duccd by Morbid or unhealthy Action of the
Liver, and yet not one person IN ten is so for
t,inate as not to have suffered in some way from
these Morbid Conditions. Health is Of course
dependent in great measure upon the Purity
of the Blood, and the Purity of the Blood is Di-
rectly dependent upon Healthful FUNCTIONAL
Action OF the Liver
The diseases arising directly or indirectly
from Affections OF the Liver cannot, of course,
be enumerated in brief advertisement; nor is
such an enumeration necessary.
PROF. VAN BuSkIRk'S
Strikes at the root of all diseases which oriefi-
nate in arrangements of the Liver, Jaundice,
Acute or Chronic Affections of the Liver Dys-
pepsa, Sallow Countenance, Sick Headache are
promptly and radically cured by Professor Van
Buskirk's Liver Remedy
Hundreds Of testimonials might be given
| from persons who have been prematurely cured
after trying other remedies, without any bene-
fetal results, but trial of the Liver Remedy
/ is better proof TO the afflicted than volume Of
| recommendations.
This medicine is Purely Vegetable and does
not contain either Rs Mercury, Aloes; Gam
boge, Scanmony, or any drastic drug.
Sold by all Druggists. Price dollar pei
German Liver Remedy, and take no other. One
dollar and fifteen cents, either in stamps or cur
rency, sent TO any Advertised Agent, or to the
Projectors, OSCAR @. M0SES& lCO., 81 Court
landt Street, New York, will ensure bottle o
the medicine by return mail postpaid.
Agents for st. Adams, L L.. Butcher
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Life-Health- Strength
The Great French Remedy
ID +. j u an ID e a m a'rre S
E-lfl - II MO III Il

SPECIFIC FILLS,
Prepared by GARANCIERE a DUPONT, No
PA, rue Lombard Paris, from tho prescription
Of DR.. Juan Delamarre, the celebrated paiisian
Physician, and highly recommended by the medi-
cal faculty OF France.
II ia sure and unfdlling remedy in all cases
Of Seminal Weakness, however severe or Of how
ever long standing. All arrangements OF the
Urinary Organs viii be Immediately relieved.
Tia debilitated receive new strength by using
this wonderful remedy, and thousands have
been saved from an untimely grave. Pamphlets
containing f'di particulars and directions for us
ing In English, French. Spanish and German,
accompany each boy, aud are also sent free t.
any address Whom requested. Price, ~ per ifoN-
or bones fDr ~ sold by al principal Drug
gists, or viii be- sent by Mail. securely sealed
nom all observation, by enclosing specified
price To any authorized agent Sole Genera
Agents for America, OSCAR Ct. MOSES a co.
n Courtlandt 81 New York
Authorized Agents for s. Ajbans, l.. 4
Date hens Sons. 1871,
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A VERY FOUNTAIN or YOUTH,

For in every case they add new life and vitality
and restore the waning energies to their pristine
state. To the Young and middle-aged they Will
prove most invaluable as n ready specific, and
sterling medicine Here is a dream realized
that Ponc-de-Leon, sought for three hundred
| years ago, and never found. He looked for a
fountain that would restore the old to vigor and
make youth ever
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-07-20
NvoRTHERN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT r-lse4-5.

st. Albans. June 4. 1866.
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Brushes.

We would invite attention to orr stock of Hair
Brushes also Tooth Brushes. Mad Brushes,
Cloth Brushes, Lathcr Brushes, Flesh Brushes,
Feather busters -thoughso highnow we have a
few desirable X nds.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-07-20

IN NAIIlIl1 NALLIJbAIl
On and aficr Mondhy, Iuus 10th, 1854. trains
VIII run as follows VIZ
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= "Thc wonderful progress Of Modica
Science during the past six years, only
makes it possible tor the cOnscicn-
tious Physician to declare, now, that
Consumption is certainly cured a. In
J tcrr,ittrnt Fever and "a certainly
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-15
~ Several DELEGATIONS

H Several delegations have
within the past week, called upon the
President, making speeches to bin
and eliciting in most cases, lengthy
Responses. First, came a delegation
OF Negroes headed by Fred. Doug.
las, who cid not exactly like the
Presidents plain talk to them, and
replied at length through the press
On Saturday a delegation from the
Virginia Legislature was received
by the President and to whom he
made lengthy and somewhat sig
nificant speerh, announcing his in.
tention to continue to pursue the
ilhe of feeling which he has hereto.
fore followed. He recognizes distinct
ly the conflict between himself and
the Radicals in Congress; that by
mutual forbearence and confidence
alone can the Government be spc
cessfully carried out; that he is free
to say, that all the responsible posi-
hons and plans ought 10 be confined.
distinctly and Gle lrly, to men who
are loyal,and suggests that, in resum-
ing relation with the Government
urmlssakeable and unquestionaLIy
loyal men be presented to fill the
places ofpower. Upon the whole it
is plain, practical speech calcula.
ted to do great good, in restoring
peace and quiet, throughout the States
lately in rebellion. There is not
such wide difference between the
President and the Radicals as one
would suppose.
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I blywith the best Of the first class
roads
! Tie question of a connection be.
tweta that road and the Valley OF
the Zig Kanawha, is a question OF
time tniy, it is sure to be built: but
the qustion that demands the atten-
ton OF Ae people of this City and
county, L whether the road shall be
built via Gallipolis, or upon some
other route.
The titizeps OF Charleston and the
upper Kanawhs, favor G Guyandotte as
point of meeting between q road
from that section aud the OIno river
The citizens of Pomeroy and Athens,
favor a road through hose sections.
Proper action now upon the part of
the people of this vicinity, will for
ever put at rest all other schemes.
The direct advantages of a branch
road terminating at Gallipolis, are
perceptibleto the dullest mind, and
the indirect advantages are beyond
computation.
If the people of Gallia county and
Gallipolis desire to secure this road,
they should act nows If the road
should be built upon any other rontr.
this City might as we'll be fenced
in," it would not 3ustsin its present
population.
In conversation with the writer OF
this article few weeks since, the
President of the Marietta and Gin
cinnati road stated that his Company
were aware OF the importance OF
this branch, and would do their
share towards its completion, but
that the people here must commence
the work; no road was ever construc
ted through settled country until
the people irst evinced Il desire for
it, by going to work themselves to
obtain it.
The Marietta Company have other
projects and other extensions, as i'm
portant to them as this, which re
quired all the time and energies OF
the management, but they stsnd
ready at any time to assist and fur
ther any movement made by the
people here.
The people of this county, are
able to locate and grade the road, If
they only work in the right way.
Bonds upon the road could be sold
10 purchase the Iron. The Marietta
Company would put on the super
structure and equip the road with
Rolling Stock, and Machinery. Let
the people wake up in this matter
and decide IN favor of
PROGRESS.
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Ohio Legislature.
WEDNESDAY. Feb.

WEDNESDAY Feb. Z.
The Senate went into Com
mitteo of the Whole on the order OF
tile day.
Among the measures considered
was Mr.. Brad ury's bill making ap.
preparations to pay the claims passed
upon and audited by the Morgan
Raid Commission in 1864 Without
taking a vote upon its merits, the
Committee arose and asked leave to
sit again.
THURSDAY. Feb. 8.
HoUsE.-The following bills passed:
To refund Communication money
that may have been paid. in 1865, 10y
those members of the National
Guards who were in the hundred
days service.
To authorize the retention of the
Soldiers Relief fund in the State
Treasury until the Legislature can
make some disposition of the sur
plus. The vote stood So to "a.
A resolution was passed request
ing oul Senators and Representatives
in Congress. to use their influence
to have bill passed giving to the
soldiers who volunteered In 1861
and 1862, land bounties proportioned
to the service of such men. Also.
100 acres additional to be taken from
tie confscated lands of Southern
rebels. The vote stood So to 32, :
party vote. That's a specimen of
"Democratic" sympathy for Union
soldiers.
FRIDAY, Feb. 9.
The House passed the following
Senate bills:
To authorize County Auditors to
place on the duplicate of 1866 the
fevy to refund money borrowed for
bounty purposes, in cases where it
was omitted from the duplicates Of
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GALLlPoLIs, FEB. 18th, 1866.
EDITOR JOURNAL

was glad TO see
articles in both the journal and Dis.
patch, last week, in regard to Rail,
road connection between GallipoIis.
and the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad.
The road should be built this year,
every esident of Gallipolis and every
property holder in this county, is
interested in it.
The Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
road, after many years of toll and EN-
barrassment, is taking its position as
one of the most important lines be-
tween the East and the West. Up
wards of three Millions of Dollars
have been expended in improving
its roadway, during the past three
years. Its earnings in 1865. were q
Million and q quarter, eleven twelfths
OF which was from local tro6e. 1t is
just getting into a position to do q
large and profitable through business
Its Roadway, Bridges, Tunnels and
Machinery, will now compare favora-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-15

~ 1t is intir ated that the Presi.
dent will send back to Congress the
Freedman's Bureau bill. for modifi;
cation, before he Aa signsk
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,

To expire on the 3lst day of January. 1851
OMce OF the Auditor of StIte.
Insurance Department
Columbus, o., February l. 1866 }
Whereas, The International Insurance Iomha
ny, located at New York, in the Stlte of Npyv
York, has Med in this Office a sworn stltement
OF Us condition, as required by the first SEXTON
OF the act 10 regulate Insurance Com moanies NOT
incorporated by the State Of Ohio +" passed Anrii
., 1870, and amended February 9 1854: and
whereas, SAID Company b Is furnished the hinder
signed satisfactory evidence that it is possessed
OF at least One Hundred thousand Dollars of
actual capital invested in stocks or bonds or in
mortgages OF real estate, worth double the
amount ior which the same is mortgaged: and
nereas, SAID Company has filed in this oiice n
written instrument under its corporate seal sim
Ell by the President and Secretary thereof an
taorlzng any agent or agents OF said Com par,y in
TINS state 10 acknowledge service Of process for
sL anu IN oenali Of sald Company according TO the
Now, therefore IN pursuance of the first sec.
lion OF tne Aforesaid act. T. Jas. H. Goldman an
ditor OF sEite Tor Ohio, do hereby certify that
sald international Insurance COMPANY OF New
York, is authorized to transact the b1sine-s ,of
FIRE aud Marine Insurance in this state until the
thirty-nrSt day Of January, in the wear one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-seyen
In witness thereof, I have hereunto suh
lSeal scribed my nIme and caused the seal N
my Office to be All xed the day and rsssr
lStamp. above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN.
Auditor OF State
Ohio p''''S'
Peh'y l5 p6-3E
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~ The III soln memorial ser
vices" took pee at Washington,
on Monday last The oration was
delivered by H'n. Geo. Bancroft.
1t was of course, very able produc-
ton, and did fill justice to the
memory of our nartyred President
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CERTIFICATES OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the 3lst lay Of January 1861 J.
omce Of the Auditor Of State. /
Insurance Department Columbus, y. Jan 10 66i
whereas, The Ktna Insurance Com pdny, lOcd
ted ut Hartford, in the state Of Connecticut, has
filed in this Oiiice sworn statement OF its con.
dtiOn, rs required by the first section of the act
40 regulate Insurance Companies not incOrpO-
rated by the State of Ohio" passed April 6th,
1856; and amended February 9In. 1864; and
Whereas. said pany has furnished the un-
dersigned Sdtsid- tory evidence that Il possessed
OF at least One hundred thousand Dollars OF ac-
tual Capital invested IN stocks or Bonds or in
Mortgages OF Real Estate worth double the
amount Tor which the same is mOTtg Iged; and.
Whereas, SAIL Company has fled in this Office 4
written instrument under its corporate seal.
signed by the President and Secretary thereof
authorizing any Agent or Agents Of said
Company IN this State 70 acknowledge service Of
process, Tor and in behalf of said Company, ac-
oording to the terms of said law.
Now. Therefore, IN pursuance Of the first sec
tiOn Of the aforesaid act, James H. Goldman
Auditor OF State for Ohio, do hereby certify that
authorized To transact the business Of Fire and
first day of January. IN the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty
In Witness Whereof | have nereuntO sub
scribed my name and caused the seal OF my Office
10 be affixed the day and year above written.
JAMES IL. GOODMAN,
lSeall tStamp.1 Auditor OF State.
Applications received and policies promptly
issued by II l. STEWART, GallipOlis, Ohio
Feb. !, 1865
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mARRIED

In Clay township. on the 5th day of Feb.
ruary 1850, by JacIb Holly J. P Mr.. MAR
shAL hooLLs. and Mss MARY N. SMITH.
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Pictures.

beautiful Pictures Of
ID Lincoln,
Grant,
Sherman,
johnson,
ColOred Prints,
Steel Engravings.
Lithogr 'phs.
OF Pictures, Of La escapes, Fruits Birds,
FISHES ami ANIMALS. NJ rrurs of all de.crip.
tIOns, Picture fraIn.s Cords and Tassels at
HAYWARD & FULLERS.
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=
F direction Of Governor Cox,
the-M ry State AZ ncy,' at this
place A,lcse its bu ness on the
first Ao March asat- All un-
setde af .tek there Are
about zot sal. s,ll be tnrned
over to Coz "a fAnoR, Sat,
COMMISSIONS Soldiers claims at
cOlum 5us ohs, y whom they will
be prosecuted completion.
Due norice VIII be given to all par
ties irte' ested. ind fnll information
as TO mode OF procedure.
Our readers will bear in mind.
therefore, that after The first of
March next, no aaims will be atten-
ded to at the Gsilipolis agency.
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LETTERS

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED in the Post or.
II fee at Gallipolis Gallia county, Ohio on the
18th dty OF February 4. ID. 1866
paS- Ii not called for within one month they
viii sent to the Dead Lester ONCE.
EH5- 40 obtain any OF these letters, tn. appli-
Can, must call for advertised letters" give ths
date OF this list and pay one cent for adyrrt., Z,
Black Mrs Louisa Christ Mrs Hannah
Black Miss Eliza HarrisonJC
Baker WmA3 Hall VIM
BlankenshIp VIM Hall Mrs Mollie
BentOn II NJ Harmau VIM NJ
BlAley Elizabeth Hak HA
DlnS Hiss Jane HeAston Daniel
BiShoP VIM nedston Daniel +
Boyde Miss Emily Jones Catharine
DoMeh Joseph Mcfarland Sarah
DuIlock Lou MayZe Mary F
Bucay Purck Mitchell Miss Ann
Duess w Patehell Josephus
BulngArdner gane2 RiSonrod Ran
BumS SIrdner Susan Roney WINS
CldnIn Elizabeth Robinson VI ANN
Clayton L n Smith PUNK
Chain Caroline scott Miss Virginia
Clark Robert Waters John A T.
Clark Sylvester Williams George
FaWner j II While David W
Freeman Miss Anna
O1ice hours from TX A NJ to 6ysPM
Sundays, Office open from too 4 NJ.
JOSEPH DROCILLARD,
feoruary 10 1870 Post Master.
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Capital Stock, 100000.

DIRECTORS
EDv4n1 DELEroNBE, RosERr BLACK,
REuBKN ALEsHIRE. L PERRY,
| L r. CALoHAS, De-. s. c. BAILEY.
Buys Gold, Silver, U. S. Bonds, Coupons
and Government securities of all kinds.
Bank open frum 10 A. II. to P. NJ.
HENKISG's BUILDING, Ur STAIRS
GEO. W. JACKSON, Cashier
Feb Is. ls66.
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On the lst day OF january 1866 made to the Au-
ditor of Ohio, pursuant 20 the Statute OF that
State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company is lETSA INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY, and is located At Hartford,
Conn.,,
i-CAPIrAL.
The amount Ofits Capital Stock Il
Two Million Two Hundred aud
Fifty thousand Dollars, and Is
paid up. S,SoOoW
u.-ASSErrS.
Esi Si!5 h5E,3s kEss!' nnlneumDersa ''ss u 3: 6
g. The Bonds and stocks owned
by the Company, (as per sched-
the I rate a ofinteresS inter- thereon sss7,ss7 81
Total Assets Of the Compauy.e S4067. as 80
u-LIABILIFIES.
Losses Hnadjusted and not due $24i, sol -
MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in
any one risk Is $50 900 o.
The greatest amount allowed by
tine rules tO be insured in any
City Town, Village or
Block. Varies
Deposited with California, Is OOo 90
Iowa, l5OOO "
Wisconsin 50 100 w
Tennessee, ~ wv W
Ohio, OOOOVo
A ro,v of the fbartsr or Act of IncorDOratiOn d
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AALT-200 barrels Kanawha and
Ohio Salt, on Consignment.
Nov. %, '6J. JNO. A. ROBINSON. o.
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CARBON OIL-No. /, Gilt Edge,
~ JNo. a ROBINSON.
NOy. %, 1865
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Once of the Auditor OF State.
| Columbus, O., February 1866
1t is hereby certified. that the foregoing is a
correct copy Of the statement of condition oI the
international Insurance Company Of New York.
made TO and filed in this Office for; the wear 1875
tSeal Witness my hand and seal OFFICIALLY
JAS. Ii. GOLDMAN
lStampJ Auditor OF State
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THOMAS a. ALEXANDER, President.
Lucius j. lendee Secretary.

Once OF The Auditor OF State, I
Columbus, Ohio, Jan, ~, 1866
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is a
EfNA ISSU RANCE COMPANY, OF Hartford
made to and filed IN the oiuce. for the year 1866
Witness my hand and seal oniclally.
JAMES ii. GOODMAN,
lSeall lstampl Auditor Of state
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, I
County OF hartford,
Thomas A. Alexander. President. and Lucius
J. Hendee. Secretary. of the Etna Insurance
Company. being severllly sW orn. depose and say,
that the fore Oing Is full true and correct state
ment OF the IIlirs vi SIid JOmt tIny that the SAID
Insurance Conn., pLhy is the boud-hde owner Of 1t
least Uhe Hundred Thousand DolIaIs Of actual
| Cash Capital invested in stocks and bonds that
tie above described Investments nor any part
thereof are made for the benefit OF any individual
exercising authority IN the lh.Indg cement OF said
Company either Is President, secretary, rreasur-
CT. Director or otherwise, and that they the
above described Odicers Of said Insurance Com
pany. -
THOMAS a ALEXANDER President
Lucius j. nendee, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me this ist day of
January, 1856. HENRY FOWLER,
lStLmpl Justice Of the Pcaee.
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INHE first installment of large stock Of
Il Paper Hhngings. received at
HAYWARD & FULLERS.
Feb. 8, Is66.-tf
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State Of New York,
County Of y. Y. IS
January % 1886

Charles Taylor, President, and C. e. Hine. Sec
retdry OF the International Insurance COMPANY
TO me personally known, depose and saw. that
of the affairs of the said Company on the 81 st day
oi Ds;ember, 1865 that the said Company is the
o0Ia o0na Hue owner ofone million dollars cash capi,
& 81, am an1 fnr9e hundred and iorty-eight thop.uifd
w., nS S Gu anu eighteen dollars and fSIty three
CShtS cash Sufplus, invested as above: all of
Whlch IS tne absolute property Of said Com Jany
Tree and clear from all liens and claims thereon,
except as above stIted. (Ind as may be necessary
Ior Reinsurance fund y according to the best
spectfully.
CHARLES TAYLOR, President
& C. HINE. SecretIry
Sworn to and subscribed IN. dsts last ,hova
Official seal ~
tSeall CHARLES NErrIErOH
Five Cent stampl Com'r for State Of Ohio
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is ~ providing for
- The bills of the
HA 10 authorize
Ht5ef civil actions.
- EDkr, Feb. 10. !
een1 d1<To author ize
Coant5 <ners to allow col
iecopfs ~ ]Ir<at taxes such
C. eomPe ssy sss proper
IN @ aaai - per een>..Row
tneAtns 'g:.r iz s-<he Committee
on fs'fAe SCI ts> ections reported
IN faror OF pr-ed Golden, the
Democtasls s.sn MEMBER.
1ssd DAY, Feb. IL.
done. E tow
H Seyefa wi I;cation. came
to hand To- 'bis wssn sLne
letter from 8
I2ss Eoa.. sossru
asls ~ 5. l,sssea Dassea
"pon 'r1alors led hpissioners,
and is di.igsns lng to get it
passed What viii yfhe end of the
measure is is quit now to deter
mIne. The z rs from the North
ern part OF { tass Who felt none
oil the evils 9 7'slsi SAID or any other.
seem s'sp g giEe i ths o-bys.
St'll' sbe cs u sacifan appropri-
alics, wau I De felt by them. We
may rest AssWtd that our members
Tili DC III that they can TO give it
suofe..eL
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STATGMENr
oFTHE CONDITION OF The
International Insurance
Company

IN the 3lst day Of December, 1856 made to the
~ Auditor ofOhio, pursuant TO the Statue OF
that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The na.le of the Company is International In
surance Company, and is located at New York
CITY. Incorporated January 9TH, 1864.
l. CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock, and is
all paid up is ..,n, $1,000 900
Cash OF the Company on hand and in
the hands Of Agents and other per-
sons. s6f 460 "a
United States Five-twenties. market
value. 53O 400 m
United States Seven -thirties sf7 1871 50
United States fen- -foTties, 9I5 500 o.
Wisconsin War Bonds. 1850 O1
Loans on Bond and Mortgage. being
first lien on unincumbered Real Is
loaned thereon s6,5OO 90
on call, secured by stocks and Bonds
held - colllterdls. the market val
lof aid coll4terAls being s258 79I 1ss 3i5 90
Debts for Premiums and all other Sc
curities. Iis475 GO
Total Assets of the Company. sl,8is,5l8 4s
Ill. LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due sl4 200 90
Losses unatlluSted and Losses in sus-
pense awaiting further proof 1895 Sc
Total Liabilities. s85s95 IS
~. MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any one risk
in any one City, Town, Village or Block-No ar
bitrary rule on these points The Company is
governed by prudent regard for the construc-
tion. occupancy and exposure OF risks
IS 600 are deposited in Wisconsin and $40 900 in
Tennessee, with the requirements of both which
States thisCompany has complied. and now trans
acts the business Of Insurance therein.
Deposit required in Ohio made herewith.
The Act Of incorporation is herewith.
State Of New York,
County of y. Y. IS
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STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
ETNA
Insurance Company

On the lst day OF january 1866 made to the Au
ditor Of Ohio, pursuant 20 the Statute OF ina
State.
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Notice.

EHE undersigned has been duly appointed
Administrator Of the Estate Uf Isaac
Wilcox late Of Gsliia county Ohio. deceased.
AUSTIN BARTON.
Feb. 9, I6ed-3x,
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
County OF hartford,

copy OF the Charter. or Act OF Incorporation o.
said Company is on hle with the Auditor ofOhiof