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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-21
WRITTEN OPINION or HIS FUTURE PROSPECTS
m LIFE

1t will guide him to Wealth Eminence and Honor.
Thousands of good men who were unfortunate and I'M
successful in their Businessmen who worked hard
and who struggled against adversely and misfortune
the greater part of their lives and no found the more
they tried get forward in the world the things
went against them These men got DR. RAfHAEL'S
opinion upon their future prospects in life All who
wisely followed DR. RAPHAEL'S advice are now
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
A Guarded Debate.

The debate in tho House February
9th, between Gov BOUTWELL, and
Mr., RAYMOND was very earnest. II
held the closest attention of every.
body. Various members tried to trip
tho Governor into some hint as to the
progress Of the impeachment inquiry,
but mono succeeded, lie spoke of
rebellion as yet existing aud charged
that its acts Of wrong and oppression
are inspired by tho President. This
remark caused much sensation. Mr.,
RAYMOND, on the other hand, con.
veyod the idea, cautiously, hut un.
miStakably, that tho President Is
about ready to abandon his hOstil,
attitude and will make long ad
vance for tho sake Of harmony will
Congress aud the country.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
Death of a Hermit,

A Vermont paper says, John webb
an Enghshman, who has for m,uy
years lived the life Of a hermit in 4
little solitary cabin In the town OF
Victory, in Essex county, Vermont
died few days since from the effects
ofa fall received while saving wood
He brought with him from London 4
large quantity ofgold, which he hoard,
ed in the expectation that Victory
would sometime become a city, when
he would invest il in land speeula.
tious at the proper time aud become
immensely rich. His sous, who lived
in London, frequently urged the re-
turn of their father TO that city, bur
his faith in the ultimate grandeur ol
Victory held him frm until his death,
doubtless stimulated by the growth
Of Victory iu twenty years past from
a population Of one hundred forty TO
two hundred aud twelve, and an In.
crsase Of valuation from two hundred
aud eighty,six 60 eve hundred aud
eigty-six dollars.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
Turnnikes.

Throughout the southern portion
Of Ohio, this subject is Agitatlng tho
public mind, and organizations are
being instituted and companies form.
cd for their construction. IL is cor
taiuly time that something should be
done in this county TO improve the
condition Of our main roads, and es.
pecially those running along the riv.
or, where stone can be made available
for the work Several good turn
pixies centcring at this point, would
bring to our city a tradc of thousandr
Of dollars, in the course Of year
that VIC fail to secure by the impassi
bic condition Of tho roads dsring th
wet aud muddy seasons incident l.
this climate. If corporations con,
tanning far less wealth than this, cal
prosecute such improvements, we Sc,
40 reason for delay in this, Thor,
10 not farm in Seneca county, whicl
would not bo enhanced in value TWEEN
ty-fyo per cent by the building Of I
turnpike road through or by sait
premises, Let us not bc behind ouI
southern 0hioans in this matter, fol
IL We would wish to compotc Will
them in value and desirablcness Of 10
cation, VIC must rival them in thci
public improvements. The wealth,
farmers of Seneca county should tax,
hold Of fthiG matter, and give at leas
an earnest consideration to the prac
ticability of constructing turupike'
on our principal roads at an early a
day as possible.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
Political Oowardioe,

The Detroit Tribune says, "The
Cincinnati Commercial, which does
not profess to be Republican paper.
taxes open aud manly ground in iav.
or Of oolorod suffrage in Ohio, while
many Of the Republican journals eli.
ther oppose or fight shy of it. This Is
OF piece with the Ohio Legislature
refusing to even submit the question
Of eolIrod suffrage 10 vote of th,
people, and passing resolutions CON-
mending Congress for enaotiug equal
franchise in the District of Coum-
bia."
If the legislature of Ohio adionrns
before it submits the question Of equal
suffrage to the popular vote it will
deserve some severtr criticisms tn n
the above, Ifit adjourns without a
vote upon the question. the people
will hold every Republican represent.
Atiye individually responsible-for il
is in tho power Of any member to
procure vote upon the question by
introducing resolution aud insisting
that some disposition be made Of IT,
Let the Reserve representatives look
to the matter, if any of thom
hope to hold Office again - Geeelaad
Leader,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
Heavy Robbery sf o Broker.
How tho crims Was Ef,s0d--Reoovery Of
mat ofthe Money

On the goth Of October last @. G..
Parker aud Co. brokers as "a New
street, Now York, sent clerk nam
ed George Culvert TO another banker
with an order for $40 900 in gold Ger.
iidcates. lie drew them, but did not
reiutn, having cashed two Of them.
amounting to $4,000, and fled. II
was soon ssccrtalned that he had IA d.
sen with him girl Of disreputsblo
character, named Emma Dumas The
detectives found that the woman had
another lover, named George Ricard,
aud he was closely, watched. They
wrote letter to tho girl, who, thoy
had ascertaincd, was ct Montreal, tel
ling her that she had left some valu
able property ut the house in New
York where she had formerly board.
ed. The bait took, aud no less a
person than Richard went to the
place to look for tue goods. He was
at once arrested aud induced to write
to Emma letter OF advice to make a
clean breast Of everything A tele-
gram was also sent to Montreal, pur
porting to come from Ricard, telling
Emma to meet him at the depot. The
detectives then went to Montreal nc
companied by member Of ;he Cru
of G. 9. Parker 4 Go. On reaching
their destination they found Emma
aud Culvcrt Mt the Station, both o.
whom expected to meet Ricard. TIL,
officers did not let the culprits sec
them, but having procured The ait
Of the police, traced them TO thoii
dwelling and arrested them Culver
was taken to the station house, de-
tectiye Clifford remaining behiuC
with Montreal detective. At tn,
instance Of Emma Dumas, who tolC
them that If the money they were il
search Of was secretcd anywhere il
the house il was in bis trunk NJ
stairs, the two officers proceeded tC
search the trunk, where. they found
Eve 5000 aud five 81 900 gold Ger.
tilicates and bill OF exchange for
Is5, 900.
Culyort's case, as II il alleged, not
coming strictly under the extradition
treaty, aud he seeming to be aware
Of The fact.--as according 60 Ricard,
q Montreal lawyer told him he could
not be taken to the Statos-he refds
ell to recognize Mr.. Osborn at all,
and, at the suggestion OF one of the
detectives, offered to settle the affair
by receiving $1,000 in gold, Mr
Osborn to take tho rcmaing $50 600
This offer was rejected. and lawyer
was sent for to draw up attachment
on the money held 10y the absconder
as we'll as n his house aud furniture
but before his arr val concluded t,
settle by being allowed to keep The
house, the furniture aud horse an,
sleigh, besides 500 in gold.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
A Growing DisoOntent.

No longer cries Of "God save the
Queen, are waited to us across the
Atlantic from tho English shores
No longer, when the Queen makes her
appearance in public, is she greeted
with cheers and evidences Of good
feeling, but on tho contrary, shouts
of Reform" greeted her ia her way
to the opening Of Parliament on the
9Th inst, and placards were shown in
the streets, stating that men without
votes were serfs, The dispatches
announce that the Queen has resoly.
ed to appear no moro in public.
"uasa,y lies the head that wears aoFowA.s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
Impeachment.

Our exchanges are earnestly en-.
gagged in the discussion of this ques.
ton, and various are the opinioospu,
forward. The results cf successful
impeachment are considered-the re-
suits to the countryside possible OF
impossible improvement this action
would make 10 public affairs. Some
of them take bold ground and de-
maud n trial. Others handle the
lqueslion gingerly, and seem to keep
lin prominent place, tho probability
Of hurting Southern feelings. They
manifest that spirit which distinguish
cd some Of our commanders iu tho
early part Of the war--the spirit that
paid for the burnt rails Of rebels and
stationed guards At the doors Of the
frat families. They lose sight Of the
fact that a great rebellion has le6h
! put down, aud can be put down
again by tho same men. The coun'
try, We believe, las been thoroughly
prepared for the trial Of Andrew
Johuson, by his own acts and bis in.'
parchment upon proper grounds woult
not raise up very terrible uproar.--
If the President is guilty Of impeaeh
able offences, neither the threat o
civil war, nor the fact OF this boinl
the first example, should for a mo
ment, causo a wavering or iadccision
The welfare Of the loyal people of the
country, seems to US the first point ia
consider, the dignity Of the Prosiden.
tial office, and the scandal to the nation
the next, and tho threats Of eonteTpt-
ible southern politicians tho rcry iaa.
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DIVORCE MADE EASY.
a Separation Of Persons and Prop
erty Effected Within Three

Hours.
tFiom IA, Chicago :-Gsaas, ,Fgbsi
In tho Tribune Of Thursday there
appeared il the law report the fact OF
the fling of petition for divorce,
Ilnd the further fact of the granting
of the same. The following is the
statement of the case:
Minnie Shults vs., KSrl Schultz.
Bill Tor divorce. Tho pari,es We're
married IN l8i9, in Germany. Tls
charge il that he has in Chicago com
mitted frequent adultery with one
Mary Morgan"
The petition was Gled by Mossrs
Wilson q Assay, at about eleven
o clock, aud the costs (Judge's foe,
SO, aud Clerks cost, s5) were paid, as
is usual. a summons issued At once
aud was carried to the Sheriif's oilice
IL being entrusted to u deputy, thtt
officer Went to an adjneont building
where the defeudant was waiting for
HIN. Service Of the process was thus
had, but unfortunately the hour for
the recess of Court came, aud the
parties so anxious TO litigate di
vorce bin were compelled to wait un
ii two o'clock
Upon tho coming in ofCourt, whilo
Judge Jameson was listening TO an
argument, 50 urgent was the haste to
carry forward this proceeding, tina,
the courtesy of a membor ot the bar
was obtained to allow the defendant
TO enter his appearance in person.
This was allowed, aud the document
was filed instautsr, NJ ID, Brown,
ESQ., being the witness. Defendant
then pleaded guilty of adultery. A
decree ofdiyoree was now produced,
which had been previously written,
indorsed by the Judge, aud to all ap
peaanfes, the parties were divorced
tho time actually engaged in the
legal process being less than three
hours, the costs exactly $40.
1t may be doubted if the divorce
thus obtained be legal one, 1t is
only prima iacia ease Of legal sen
aratlon, TOR there was beyond doubt
eoilnsion in the waiting for the sum
mons, aud this same unlawful oonni.
vsnco Is shown in the tact that an
am'cablo division of the property Of
the late matrimonial 6rm was made.
The wife that was, took her share of
5000. with the household furniture
of the establishments the husband Ia.
king his tools as an offset thereto
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
Rejection Of Collector.

The appointment Of Mr. HAMEs,
Of Fremont, as Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the 9th District. has
been rejected by the Senate. No one
has yet been appointed to gil the va.
caney. The gentleman who won pro.
motion, We suppose, by hghting rob.
els on the leo, will prObsbly he de.
posed thereby
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
Assessor Of the 9th District.

JAMES LRwIs, of Crawford county
has been appointed aud confirmed al
Assessor Of this district, vice, BAKER
whose confirmation was rejected, Mr.
LEWIS is spoken of in the highos
terms by those Of his acqulntance, a,
a thoroughly competent and able man
besides being tried, loyal aud wOr,
thy citizen.
Mr.. LEWIS will we understand
recommend the reappOiutment of tn,
Assistants removed BY his prodeces
sor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

The constitutional amendment has
recently been rejected by tho NIissis-
slppi Legislature, making tho four
tOcnth State which has pronounced
against II. Alabama, Arkansas, Del.
aware, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Tex.
as, aud Virginia, II has boon rati-
fed by Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana
Kansas, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota
Missouri. Nevada, Now Hamshire
New Jersey, New York, Ohio. Oregon
Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont
Wsss Virginia, Wisssnsia,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
Public Sale.
ESTATE OF HENRY G. BR1sH

ESTATE OF HENRY c. BRIsH
THE undersigned will sell ot Public
: Auction, at the Court House in Tlfiin,
on THURSDAY THE 2IsT DAY OF FEnRUA--
ny, 1867, 40 acres of the Brlshsestate, in
lots IRON 3 to 10 acres, On this land
there is good orchard. fn .r.
TERms;- One third OF tho purchase
money to be paid on day of sale; one
third in one. aud one third IN Two years
with interest Mortgage or bond to se.-
cure deferred payments.
ELEANOR ]. BRIsH, Executrix.
]. a, MCFARLAND, Exscntor.
For plats or further Information cali
n DR, MeF'ARLAEn,
janl7nl4w6pr$4,50.
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PLANK ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, tAst The an.
~ nual meeting of the Stockholders Of
tho r .fin.&s O ceola Plank Road Com
many, will be held at the ofire OF w. II.
Gibson, in Tifia- on MONDAY the 18Th
day Of Februsry, 1867, between the hours
OF 10 o'clock, A. n and 2 o'clock, P. ~,
for the election ef Eve directors Tor the
ensuing year, aud for the transaction Of
such other business a. may be brought
before the meeting.
jIn17ni4,5 ]. ID. LoOHIs, Prest.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
.!k!lf!'!E

WHINE OF TAR II splssssnt preparation ros-
w taiuine M the medio Al prop efiiesofths Plne
Tfse inths hishett derse. itquiokly eures Couehs.
Gods, Consumpti0 o. Soe 'fhsoht and bfess srd al
the diseases or hs 'rhrO.t sud Lungs. II rtstnrr e
eating di.eases OF the Liver, stomaoh, kidnsys,
BLADDER, kc.
sold by Druggists =, ~ 50 = bottle. 0euuine
have - Wine q Tar" blown on The boitis
OLIVER gRD X a Co, Prnpretofs.
Burnbsms & Van sehaaok thcsEo.
Jso. h. Psfk ,niF. y. suirs n Co, cincinastii
Ohio, General Agenu.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

Adyices from Mexico, via Calves,
ton, state that Ortega is to bo court
martialed at Monterey. Miriam m
surprised Juarex in one Of the cities
he had recently captured, aud there
we're reports that he bad captured him.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
EorIcE-sToLEN !

l hereby forewarn all persons from
purchasing bay horse six or sevon years
old, with awAi,e spot in the fFeheaa
and black name, togehe- with saddle
aud br'dle-the latter hving heen m,de
Tor a harness, with the blnds cut of'--
which wrro stolen lrnm the sabseribrr
on Sunday night, Febru Sy sl--spp-
posed by a minor hnv.
+. MoHroonERT,
Sycimore, WysndOi coouty Ohio.
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MnrI.

YOUNG MEM.
The experience Of tho past ten years
demonstrated the ftcl that reliance may
be placed in the efficacy of
BILLIE SPECIFIC PILLS.
for the speedy aud permanent cufe. c5
seminal weakness, emissions, physical
or nervous debility, impotence or want
of power, the result Of sexual excess or
youthful indiscretion, which if neglected
ruins the happiness and upfits the suffer
er for business socijl society or marriage
aud often terminates in an untimely
grave. Make no delay in seeking rho
remedy. Il is entirely vegetable and
harness on the system, can be used
without detection or interference with
bus ness pursuils, Ond no change OF diet
is necessary while using them.
Price, One Dollar. ..i
IL you cannot get them of your drug
gist, send the money 10 DR.. ]. BRYAK,
$40 Broadway NV York, and they will
be sent free rom observation by return
mail. OF Private circulars TO gentle.
men sent free on application.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14

OTfi~E oF rHE AumToH ~ SrsrE
GuLUsHus, uHfn. t1uusft q, is6TN
IT rs IFREnY tEtTiritr, hai the foregoing - \
correct copy Of the sisi. m-ut Of Condition ~ tie
Lorilard Fire Insurance Company
orSo~ ORR made 70 ,ud 6lsd In mi, Office, for tho
year tr67,
Wi,nss, my hand anil sepl officially.
fsSALl JAMES n GOLDMAN,
... ... Apdtor OF state.
~ JAMES WlIL ANS, Chcf CIerk
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
AVOID THE QUACKS.

fyou are suffering from youthful in.
discretion and have seminal weakness,
emissions, &C., | will serd yeu. free of
charge, Information which If followed
will cure you without the aid of medicine.
Address .a HENRY AMsDES.J
janl7pl4yI] U Station D. "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
Love and Matrinony..

The affections of the opposite sex may
be gained by following simple rules and
AL may marry happily if desired. without
regard TO wealth uge, or beauty. Send
directed envelope and stamp for particu-
lars to MAdrm LUCILLE DEMARRE,
Bible House, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-14
PUBLIC sALrOr vAIuABIEREAt ESTATE.

fHff|. . -r |F IfI
i ~Iii oHtr f6.sale on tliu preEfises.at
] Public Fendhe, on Turrdsy the 10th
day Of FeJrhary. AID. 1867, the resles-
bottnd d'rnd described as sfoiIUws, towit:
A liIat patt OF tho north west quarter
Of section twelve (12), Scipio township
Seneca county, Ohio, not heretofore con-
veyed to Patl Brong, containing one
hundred and fifteen acres more or less.
The land is situated about three and
half miles noril east Of Republic. Nine
" acres cleared. twenty acres Of timber,
two houses. two barns aud hne bearing
orchard Three Wells, one cistefn ON
the premises. Possession given April / /,
1867.
Sale to commence ut 10 o'elock. ,r
Terms Of saie=-one third cash on the
ist Of April 1867, $500 on tho LIST of
April 1868, $500 on the Let Of April. go
and the balance TO be due and payable
at the dcceesc Of the undersigned,f = srd
If the undersigned should NOT survive un-
Ill April 1sl 1867 then both Of said $500
notes to be due aad payoblelat her death.
Ssid deferred payments to bear interest
from April ST. 1867, payable annusliy
and TO be secured by mortgage on prem-
I ises.
ian94nI5Ns. ELrzABErH szoSs.
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N INV ARK, III. j.
l., q, uROvHR PT.ileat,
L., A. STRONG, SeetetaU
wM. CARTER,

uiN US psla 'ys' $500 Q01 - WilaN. sal Orah,ns =
,,Nissnda any per esal aaae ily, An The profits
"e evNidid emoa the Policy to,lsrS,
. - - ,s'stsd stocsholtefs 10 draw money out Of the
p,SAs" et,hs Policy lloiAst,.
MN, CARrER,
Aessi fey Centfal sad Norih-w -wsststn ohio.
aslaiai5n3
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~. NIi-eellnneoua.

Tie gre stsst smouni insutcd " any one nikaceor-
d. 10 cireemstances,
IN. rre-ssi amontt allowed bv the ~ - tu be in-
sured IN city, tosn viisgs. and the ffeat
e.t smoupt allowed 10 be injured IN any ons Diosk
viheS wth eifcunsianoes
srArs or Ntw YoRN,l 60
County OF New Yok, -
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0rw advertisements.
E'oR SALE.

EoR SALE.
in-Lot uunbsr lai, on Warrington sweet, in the
fitd Ward OF The ouy Of Tihn. II ebnis,ns n ,ioiv
and hall hrtck house, with ffsme spschm@nt. For
pAricui iAFs ca on L..MiS uEtSER
fshllnISi4,
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TO EADTmR .

II you require reliable remedy to re-
store you ana remove irregularities or
distractions. whv not use the bcsii
Thirty years expcrienc has proved that
DR.. HaIvey's FEMALE FILLS.
have no equal for removing instructions
and irregularities. o. No matter from
what Cause they srise.-~0 They are
safe and sure in every case.
Price One Dollar per Dor. soso
DR.. Harvey g GOLDEN PILLS.
I-a remedy four degrees stronger than
the above, and intended for special cases
of long standing. Price, Five Dollars
per box. t- l.s.s
A ladies' private circular with engru-
wings sent free on application, 49,
If you cannol get the Pills OF your
druggist, send tho money TO D.. J. BRYAN
sl9 Broadway, New York, and they will
be sent free from observation by return
nsil. trn7.t ~ III
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osprIFloATE or AUTHORITY,
troetar. On me ai"day orlsoo,r, i,Ssl
uriCE cT rHE irntroR or srlrs D
ls.rRANcE nEArTNs NJ Z
CoLUMntt tHfu. Iunuary "a, 1857.

uTTiCE cF rHE irniroR oTsrIrsD
lS.rRlNcE nEAvTNs NJ
CoLUMntf NHfo. Juhuar -, ls6I)
wHsrYss, The iORu.LARp FIRE INSU-
RNAfE COMP ANY incFtsd at New Yofk, IN the
state oi New N,fk, has fisd In this office sworn
sutl'mrni vt ~ condition, required bv The frst
section 81 he act" To fseplsie in.u,sncc Com mics
not Incorporated hS the STATE Of OHIO" passed Aprl
q. itiB, and Nmentei Frhtnafy o. lsGl ard the act
10 regulais Foreign insutanre Cpmptairsr pissed
April .. 1856 AID, NHEREA,. sad Cunpsny has
furnished the un dergned saisftst,tv evidence hsi
y isp'sse.se,l ofa lesst 0ne Hundred aud Tiny
. 1housand Do larH Of Actual Cash Capital IN
Vetisd n stocks " hors or IN morengrs ~ rea
sats, worth double he an iLnt f,r which The same
mougaged; and. NHTgVAs, said Company has flsd
IN ihs once wnt=u Instrument nnder its rou,orste
tss, ,gned by the Pfesds nj ard Secreipry thereof
eHihouz'ng anV agsrt or ~ nis uf said CUmntnv In
this state 10 acknowledge sswiee Of process for SD
N behslf of"id Company according TO tie term, OF
tsid law
Now. THEREr,Rx, N anr nance ar the drs section
Of The efTsssid act,i. JANES n. GOODMAN, Al
dtuf ~ HE ftate Of thio o hershy csry that g. Ia
10 Hard ire Insurance. Company Of New Nurk,
u nuthnu9el 10 uiusbci the bnsnes, of tire lnsu-
rance IN this stale until e thryhr,t dsy of Ianna.
~ 10 the year one thousand eight hundrtd and ,Ny-
eight
liz WITNESS, have hsu unto sub
[srAL.l tcrbsd NV name Rnd caused tho
sesl E my oillcs to b. afliNei the
day y ar abnVe written,
JAMES II GODMAN, Auditor OF state
III n. - uDER Tinn. Ohio.
Ag'n,s' 81 y. GCKEl.S, Foaorii. ohio
GbIiais3,
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CARLtsLs NoRwoop
Prvsident, sad IeHs G. Mitts, te,f. tag Of ~
LoriIlard Fire Insurance Company,
Of New YORK being se,erslly twon 'B pose aud ssl
that 'he f'r'goiug Is ful, true and correct Heren
o. ihs siIsiF, Of s,d Compsuy and 'hsttey sre th'
above de scfheO officers ths rrnr
CtRtI LIZ NORWOOD. President.
JOHN e. Mills. SecTettrv
srb'crihed aud sNnTn bsfcrs ne, THE - h day o
January isg5. JOItN ". MURRAY.
tmumisspnrT oil hseds.
saul trivt cENr srANF,l
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DR.. HaTvey's GOLDEN PILLS.
DR.. j. BRYAN,
'.e Consulting Physician,

$40 Broadw y, New York.
ppecial Treatment ip all cases Of SEM
inal, sexual, urinary and nervous diseascs
IN male or female.
or Advice itee, and correspondence
strictly c1nfdentiol.
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that State.
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