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For all those affecting complaints so pecu-
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system to perfect health, when suffering
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what cause the obstruction may arise
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the first three months of pregnancy, Though
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would be the result. Upwards OF 10000
boxes were sold during the past year. .
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no attention, with full and explicit dir0o-
| tions fcr ass. Address BERGER, SHUTS
Il Coz, Gfienaists, $50 River Strset, Troy, NJ.
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OFFICE or THE AuprTeaoF SraTE,a

t~OIunbls, UflO, IeDiUfFy T. I6HS.
I certify that the foregoing il II correct
copy of the Statement of Condition of the
International Insurance Company Of New
York, made to and filed in this office, for
the year 1855.
Witness my hand md seal officially.
Is cAL.l JAMES II. GOLDMAN,
s.ANPI Auditor Of state.
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SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL,

The latt arrival Of Wall Paner, Window
Shades, Violins, Guitars, Violin Boxes,
Bous, &c, &C., just received direct from
New York. We will sell at fair prices
GALL and examius and satisfy yourselves.
N. A. HANNA & CO.,
--., --4,. s.-rt 100 Market Straaf
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
To expire the 3lst day Of January, 1851.
Columbus, Ohio. Feb. l. 1885.

lNSU EAICB @OEGA k1 MENl a#fH
Columbus, Ohio, Feb. /, 1861
WHEREAS, The TNTERNATIONALlN-
SURANCE COMPANY, located IN New
York, in the State of New York, has tiled
in this Office a sworn statement Of its esondi-
ton, as required by the first section of tho
act .'ro regulate Insurance Companies nor
Incorporated by the State of Ohio passed
April s, 1856, aud amended February s, 1854:
and whereas, said Company has furnished
the undersigned satisfactory evidence that
it is possessed Of at lnastOSE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS OF Actual Capital
invested in stocks or bonds, or in mortgages
Of real estate, wprth double the amount for
which the same Is mortgHged; and whereas,
said Company has filed iii this office d grit
ten instrument under its corporate seal,
signed by the President and Secretary there
of, authorizing any agent or agents of said
Company in this State, 10 acknowledge SER
vice of process tor and in behalf of sdid
Company, according TO the terms Of said
law. ~ ~ &
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the. Hrst
section of the aforesaid act, l., JAMES H
GOODMAN, Auditor of State for Ohio, do
hereby certify, that said International In
surance Company, of New work, tssau-
thorized to transact the business of Fire
Insurance in this State Until the
II irty-first day Of January, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-seyen.
In witness whereof, l. have hereunto sub
scribed my name. and caused the seal OF my
atiee 10 be aifi KedAhe day and year above
VIZ ltten. r an .r Tia wEt rfuYgY
[sEAL.l JAS. II. doDMAS,ag
josEPH RALsToN' District At
at Means POST Office, Harrison, fto.s q.
May 10, lSoti-3t, tE2E laAl
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bs-0eorge & Bro. have purchased some
1900 pounds of old Wool, and are still
buying. The prices range, from 81 to Sc
esants per mound.
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Democrtic sta.e Convention.

We publish this week the proceedings OF
the Democratic State Convention Of Ohio.
We have not room for extended comments
this week. 1t was one of the best Conven-
tons ever held in OHIO. Even the enemies
Of the party are compelled to praise it, as
the following extract from the Cincinnati
Commercial will show.
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ST AT ID
or raR coSDrrtos OF rng
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE
r-i COMPANY masl1
On the Isl day of December. Alb,
1865, made TO the Auditor OF 4
the State of Ohio, pur- - q.
suanf to Statute ~-t-r
NAME AND f6cETiox. s1s
The name of this Company Is THE
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COM
PAEY, and Is located at New York CITY
Incorporated January 4th, 1854. {, se 81,
sHa l.. CAPITAL 90 -. -.
The amount Of its Capital stock +.
and is all paid up, is.....@....--.$l o0.c00
II. ASSETS.
Cash Of the Company on hand. et1
and in the hands of Agents and
other persons. ST., 46l0t
Us. Five Juveniles, market value, 53U, " 90
U. s.. Seveu-thirties " aI,lS.0 ~
L. s. Te5i-forties H3,rN,1
Wisconsin War Bonds, A,6JD,0s
Loans on Bond aud Mortgage. be-
ing first lien on u~nincumbored
Real Estate, worth double ths
amount loaned thereon ............~ WtS}1,03
| Debts otherwise secured, bsing
loans OH call, SECURED by Stocks
and Bonds held az c0flaterals.
the market value OF said COLA
terals, being ssSS7n.-as..~..isssB.0s
Debts for Premiums and all other 1890
Securities. ...... 1871 1,tH
Total Assets of the Company ., . l,stsSis
III. LIABILIT1ES. gup
Losses adjusted and not dne.a","sl4.20o,5s
Losses unadjusted and LosssH- in icfaaa1
suspense awaiting further proof Tl,F95,s
.r Ry--=---
Total Liabilities .....,....a...$ 81 ,S9J,J
~. MISCELLANEOUS.
Thu greatest mount insured in any zone
risk, one City, Town, Village or Block-So
arbitrary rule on thess points, The Company
is governed by a prudent regard for the
construction, occupancy and exposure OF
$4,000 are deposited in Wisconsin, and
s2b, 900 IN Ternossee with the requirements
Of both which States this Company has
complied' andZnoEs transacts the business
Of insurance Therein. LtiFR E~ f.S
Deposit required III Ohio make hernwitA.
The Act of Incorporation is herewith.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
City and County Of New York, -
Charles TAYLOR, President. and c. Hlae
Secretary of tee International Insurance
Company, to me personally known, ,deposs
and say, that the foregoing is a full true
and correct statement Of the affairs of the
said Company Oh tho 81 day of December,
1865, that the said Company sfh9fFsnilffde
owner Of one million of dollars, cash cap-
ital, ond three hundred and fnrty-eight
thousand five hundred and eighteen dollars
and forty three cents, cash surplus. invest
ed as above; all of which is the absoluts
property Of said Company, free and clear
from all liens and claims thereon, exceptas
above stated. land as may. be necessary for
d "~re-insurance fund.- according to the
best Of their knowledge, in formation and
belief, respectfully IL ~TT
CHARLES TAYLOR, President.
)C.~C HINE, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed, the date last
above written, before Inc. Az witness my
hand and official seal. .EHYEsf.r 8gFt
SHALL ss9 CHAS. SETTLETOS,
Is ct stamp.l Conmis'r fox state Of Ohio.
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s~toruaing the strongiolds

of praiudlce and misapprehension, and ca
rying all before 1t ygaB
CRISTADORVS HAIR DYE az
pnrsues its march Of success. Like those
Of the Union, Its colors are the cynosurest
of every eye, its victories 4;
LEAVE NO STAIN. bes
innumerahle hearts, Containing no caustis
element, it cannot iniure the hair or blem-
ish the skin. Manufactured by r, CRIs-
TADORO, No. 8 Astor House, New York.
Sold by Druggists. Applied by all Hair
Dressers.
May %, ls6s.1ino III RoEa TaTpv h.
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.~See advertisement of New Churp.-
Every word Mr.. Poulson says of it is true.
Let every person in need of a churn look at
it. - r
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Ruckwheatt

80 bushels of prime Buckwhcst just re,
oeived and for sale at Mcconnell Brothers.
Call before it is all gone. y
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LAME BACK.

Brahdrith House, New York, Nov. 23, 1850.
7. ALLCOCk g. Co.-Gentieinen: 1 lats~
ly sufarea severely from a wsakness, in
my back. Having heard your PIasters
much recommended in, case Of this kild4
procured one, and the result was all ,thatsI
could desire. A single Plaster curedmeh
q week. ,a, Yours respectfully i,@
sss.,,, JIG. BRIGGa,n
General Agency, Brandreth House, n. X.
Sold by all Dealers In Medicines, -
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Sale OF Real Estate By Order 6f
Court.

sE-a-rf. f- EE'HsfEtE l"AH1It sAA EfItSfs
IN Saturday the 10th day of June, 1869,
~ atEo,elock I. M, on the premises, III
Nottingham Township, will be sold 10 the
highest bidder, theIfollowing Real Estate az
the property OF William Crabtress daceased,
to wit: A part of the south west quarter 4of
Section No. II, township IL, Range ~ In
Harrison county, Ohio. beginning torathe
same at the4eriginsl quarter post between
s~ectioDsl7 and rs, thence south aSP east !
perches thence south AZ cast 2l6, u perch
es a beach IL in; north 2il',, east 7 links, DO
20 inches, south 20 east IA links-+thence
south 10 west Z perchos to a stone, south
east corner Of the quarter section 4 themes
north s99 west 100 perches TO the section
corner-thence north Il east 100 perches 10
the beginning, containing 30 acres more or
less. Also - acros, q part OF tue north
west quarter Of section. ~, and adjoining tho
above 30 acres on the south, in all ieS acres.
10 be sold free Of dover. I#sn shi9sa I.
Terms: one-third down, balance iii DtMo
equal annual paymets with interest Acctirpd
GABRIrL 7. cRABTREE,
SHEPHERD CRABTREE, adm'r.l
OF Wininm Crahtrps decd.
afaU % feaalAt. lteH fNtstb@9 ET t#Ead
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al' Respectfully, a,o oI
u. BRII4LE 6.

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TO THE LADIES OF AMERICA.

DIR. Grobois' Celebrated Female Pills.
The only sure and certain Remedy
For all those affecting complaints so pecu-
liar TO the sex, whether married or
'sinUla.
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= z. z. HIN II, NeCretary.
Sworn to and subscribed, the date last
above written, before Inc. As witness my
hand and official seal. HgEsf.r HgjtG
[sBAL.J ~ CHAS. NETTLET0S,
5 ct stamp Commis'r for StaIe Of Ohio.
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General HOward's Published Report.

1t is astonishing how soon General How
ard has found agents to report the other
side of the question, now that he has learned
that the President is sick of reading the
stories his radical subordinatcS have been
furnishing him. We shall hereafter have
the southern view, if Mr.. johnson will only
remain firm. From Texas, General How
ard learns $50 it is stated in the Washing
ton papers( that one of his agents had Just
returned from tour of inspection of many
hundred miles in extent through western
Texas, and everywhere found the laborers
steadily at work in the fields, and well and
profitably employed. misunderstanding
between them and their employers are be-
coming quite untrcqucnt. He says the
freedom of the negro has become recog-
nized palpable fact in most of Texas, and
property holders are disposed to treat his
claims with an increasing degree of fair
ness.
The health of the State is good. He re-
ports the frecdmen's schools fourishing
there being forty-two day schools, twenty
nine night schools, and nineteen Sunday
schools, with a total attendance of two
thousand eight hundred and thirty chill
dren and one thousand seven hundred and
sixty adults. Besides these, there are
eighteen or twenty private schools. The
freedmen's schools in many parts of the
State are passively accepted, and in many
instances recognized and welcomed. They
are wholly Selt-sustaining.
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reassembled this morning at Q o'clock, and
was called to order by Bishop Johns. Re-
ligious services by the Rev. Mr.. Highland.
Rev. DR.. Cotton reported from the CON-
mittce on that portion of the Bishops adj.
dress respecting home missions. After
considerable discussion the report was laid
on the table.
Rev. DR.. Walker offered the following re-
solution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the rcctors and friends OF
tho church in this Diocese be requested to
make special effort, by the revival of aux
iliary societies and otherwise, for the benefit
of the Seminary and Educational Society.
Rev. DR.. W. n. Pcndlcton offered the
following:
Resolved, That three clerical and three
lay members be added to the committee
appointed Yesterday on the question of in
quiring into the expediency of dividing the
Diocese, and that the scope of that inquiry
be extended to the question whether it
may not be best for the Diocese to have an
assistant Bishop.
Mr.. Page offered the following:
Resolved, That the members of the Coun-
Gil urge upon the parishes the necessity OF
paying up, as speedily as possible, the
balance of the contingent fund and other
church dues to the Treasurer of the Do
ccse.
Rev. d. Walker, from the committee
appointed to examine into the Episcopal
fund, reported that the funds are in the
same condition, saving the interest accru-
ing from twenty -six shares of State stock,
as reported at the last Council.
Rev. DR.. Petcrkin made stirring appeal
upon the subject of missions after which
the Council took a recess for divine SER
vices.
The Council convened at half-past II
O'Clock.
The Bishop announced the appointment
of Rev. Messrs. Pcndleton, Meade, Peter
kin, and Hyland, and Messrs. Pegram, Tay-
Tor, and mcfarland, as additional members
of the Committee on the Division OF the
Diocese.
Rev. DR.. Peterkin made q report from
the Executive Committee on Diocesan
Missions.
The subject of the adoption of the pro-
posed amendments to the eleventh article
of the canon coming up, it was fully dis
cusscd, when the Rev. DR.. Andrews, at the
suggestion of the Bishop, proposed the fol-
lowing AZ a substitute for the proposed
amendment, to constitute part of the re-
port of the special committee, and it was
adopted, viz:
Resolued, That whenever the colorcd
members of the church in any parish desire
to form q new and separate congregation,
such action shall have the sanction of this
Diocese. They may elect their own vestry,
wardcnS, and ministers. They shall be
considered as under the care of this Coun-
ell, and their interests as represented III 1t
by the Standing Committee on Colored
Congregations.
Rev. Mr.. Sprigg offered a resolution look
ing to the raising of funds, 10y weekly col
lcctions in the various parishes, for the
support of missionaries and candidates for
orders, and for the education OF the latter;
which was adopted.
A committee was appointed, on motion
of Mr.. c. +. Lee, to inquire into the con-
dition of the fund for INDECENT clergymen.
The Council then adjourned to meet in
Staunton in May, 1867, after prayer by
Bishop Johns.
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THE rREEpMEN'S BUREAU AGENTs--THE PETl-
TONS FOR THE TRIAL OF Mr.. DAVIS Rf
COURr-NARriAL--THE SATURDAY RECON-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WAR OF P0LITICS-
NATIONAL BANKS.
WASHINGTON, May 10.
The recent expose which has resulted
from the mission of Generals Steedman
and Fullerton relative to the affairs OF the
Freedmen's Bureau will not have the
effect Of extending in any way the lease OF
that much-vauntcd institution. This Is
source of the greatest discomfort to the
advocates of the system, who are doing all
in their power to bolster up the fortunes OF
the scheme. In accordance with suggcs-
tions from the officers now investigating Its
operations, there is every probability OF
substitution Of military officers TO super
intend its arrangements when they have
completed their tour.
Mr.. Sumner and the single petitioner
who amably request the trial of Jefferson
Davis by court martial are not alone in
the desire for his execution, but represent
q very large number Of individuals who,
having made and expressed the opinion
upon hundreds of occasions that he Is
guilty of treason, and should suffer death as
the only expiation, are particularly anxious
for court holding similar views to bring
in verdict accordingly and pronounce
judgment. Military commissions having
had their day, however, it is not IN the
least probable that these disconteWed IN
dividuals will be accommodated.
The House was, as usual, to-day engaged
in rhetorical flourishcs on the subject OF
reconstruction which not having been IN
the least accomplished, honorable members
consider fit subject for defamation.
Written speeches are generally the order
of the day: and as the Democrats have
nothing to say on the matter, the style OF
debate, with few variations, consists in
bitter animadversions upon the President
and the States out of the Union.
Congress is making great deal OF noise
in conducting its opposition to the ADMIN
istration policy, and have not succeeded
i'm accomplishing much; whilst the Pre-
Sidcnt very quietly is pursuing ms course
and assurcdly doing nearly all that he at
tempts. This is what occasions SO much
buster on the part of the Radicals. They
are determined to fight the President, but
find it an uphill road. The friends OF both
parties are assiduously engaged in the pro-
mitigation of campaign documents, ETC., to
set things before the people; and there is
every appearance now of general pollti-
cal warfare.
If the various public officers who have
deposits in the national banks throughout
the country go to work to withdraw them,
it is very probable that other failures may
be the consequence. This will depend,
however, upon how extensive the system,
contrary to instructions, of depositing pub
lie funds in private institutions may have
been carried out. TlMoN.
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a. CABINET FURNITURE,

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1870 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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Penn, OH Painting, value, 500; James iarSrsEs,'
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:ss, Melodeon, value, 1900 Patrick ByTngrs'
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Piano, value, $3.50 Mrs. Z. J. Nevis, Elnira, SY.,
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