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Certitlcat Of Authority.
AUDITOR or srATE's OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT or lNsuRANoE

AVpIIOhOI oFATh y OIIlCLt
DEPARTMENT or lEsURANcE, ,
COLUMBUS, o., Febrpar 20, 1868.
WHEREAS, Satisfactory evi dence has beenfhrn-
ished to me, showing that the TRAVELLERS
LIFE INSURANCE CO., OF Hartford, In the
State OF Connecticut, Is poss essed OF at least
the amount OF actual capital required for the
organization Of Life Insurance Companies IN
this State. under tho provisions Of the act en-
titled "An act for theincorporation and reglla-
tion OF Life Insurance Companies" passed
April ist, 1867, and that the samo Is invested as
provided by the said acti and 1...
WHEREAS, The chief financial officer Of the
said Slate, by whose laws the said Company
was Incorporated, has duly certified under his
hand and official seal, that he, as such officer,
holds In trust, and on deposit, for the benefit
Of all the policy holders OF said Company, such
capital invested as aforesaid, specifying the
items thereof, and thath Is satisfied that such
securities are worth one hundred thousand
dollars; and,
WHEREAS, Tho said Company has appointed
n. b, Harrison, Esq, Of Columbus, in thecoun-
" OF franklin, as lis Attorneyln this State, on
who m process Of law can be served, and Ger.
tilted copy ofthe Charter OF said Company has
been filed IN this Office by tho said Attorney, to-
petherw with q certified copy OF the vote or reso-
tuition ofthe Trustees or Directors OF said Com.
pany appointing such Anorr9,cy ,r,y and the sad
ment ofib condition and affairs IN the same
manner and form required for the annual state
ments Of similar companies organised under
the laws Of this States
Now, therefore, l. James n. Goldman, Auditor
OF State Tor Ohio,in pursuance ofthe provisiop'
| ofthe act aforesaid, do hereby certify that tn,
said Company has complied with the require
menta of said act, and the said Company having
| appointed b. r. Reinmundits Ag'tfor FairfelC
| CO., do hereby also certify that said Company
| and Agents arc duly authorized 10 transnct thI
business Of LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSUR
lANOE inthis state, rs provided by the law,
thereof, upon nliug n certiH ed copy Of this ccr
i iihcate Of Authority In the County Recorter'I
office ofthe county whero the said Agency 10 y
be established.
4 This Oerti6cate OF Authority 10 granted, how
ever, on the condition that the said Insurano
] Company shall not engage In the business 0
any other kind Of insurance than that hereli
authorized, as provided BY the laws ofihe Stat
| ofOhto. A .
| Inv wiincsa whereof, have hersunto snbscrib
4 ed my name, and cnused my 0flcial Seal 10 b.
afIlxed, az the city OF Columbus, on the dayan'
year first aboye written. " u. Z. s1s
lsnaL. JAMES n. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF Stnte,
BY Jas, wrILiAMs, CHIEF Clerk.
I. r. ID. HARRISON, COlum
/ 1,Veo flAr.ns01 a rn1af 4 Toa, f11a1n
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Tho ship Golconda sailed from
Baltimore onO day last week for
Liberia. She 10 10 call at savan.
nah, and there rnoeivs between
four and ave hundred negroes. who
intend 70 settle in the African Re.
public. Tho desire 70 remove tc
Liberia is said TO bo rapidly
spreading among the colorcd peo
pie Of the SOuth.
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By yAMEs WiLLIAhs, Uhiei |
Certificate Of Authority.l
AUrIToR OF STATES OFFICE.
DEPARrMEST or InsURAScE.
r.ctruuue. q Feh'y 2oth. 1868.

rd,r,,nr. a Fsh,vS Ssth. isss
OoLV"sOo' o'' 80 80,
Whereas, Satisfactory evldence nas neen iur- !, ~
nlshed to me. snowing tnM tne MnsSsi tS si.is Lis
Insurance Company, OF new iors ~ tne atate iI
OF New York, is possessed OF at least the
Of setTs Csp seSurco cs IN tne tSi. SI
ganiSatlon OF LIe insurance vompahMles M ~ tLls
State, under the provisions o. the Act enutiea
"An Act for the iucorpo ration and reauianon o.
Life Insurance Companies, passed Aptil is.;
1897, and that the sanois invested % provided
by the SAID Act; and,
Whereas, The chiei hnsneial otnceI Of tne
eaid State, by whose laws the said Company
was Incorporated, has duy certlhed under ms
hand and official seal. that ne, as such orcer,
holds IN truat, and on deposit ior the oenehs
ofall the policvhoiders ofsaid Company, cuen
capital Invested az Aforesaid, spee'iying s .ne
securities are worth one hundred thousand
dollars; and.
| Whe-e1s, Tho said Company ha: apnointesd
| John G. Jennings, Esq, OF Cleveland, III tne
/ county OF Cuyahoga, a. It's Attorney IN tins
State, on whom process Of law can be served
aud certified copy OF the Charter OF said com;
1 pany has been alel in this office by the i.g sald
-
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The New York Journal of Com,
merce (Democratic) lays down .
platform for the Democracy in the
coming Presidential campaign, the
second plank of which reads as fol,
lows: aThe funded debt Of the Uni.
ted States must be paid according
to the contract, and this cannot
be done consistently with the ma
tional honor. except in coined mon.
ey, or its full equivalent"
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The State House Superinten-
dent,

dent.
Governor Hayes appointed a
one.armed soldier for State House
Superintendent. The appointment
reached the Senate in due course,
and was referred to the committee
on Public Buildings, consisting Of
one Republican and two Democrat
10 members. A report was drawn
up by one OF the Democratic mcm-
bers, recommending the concur
renee Of the Senate in the appoint.
ment, This report was signed by
one Democrat and the Republican
member Of tho Committee--a ma
iority. The Chairman of the Com
mittee refused to bring tho report
before the Senate, and the Repub.
lican member General Yeoman)
moved that tho Committee be dis
charged from its further consider.
alton. This was voted down by
tho Senate, yesterday afternoon,
and the matter lies dead in the
Committee Meantime, however
a bill ia introduced in tho Senate
by a Democrat. TO abolish the Of
foe, and transfer it's duties TO The
Secretary of States office, where
II will DO necessary to employ q
person to do the work. 1t il
therefore no saving In money L
the State. But It abolishes one
armed soldier. Now, we do moi
desire to disonss this matter, II i
is Democratic and proper to abol
ish offices as fast as one.armo,
soldiers are placed in them, wo ar,
ready to be instructed to that Of
feet 20. State Journal.
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Mons PRoTEsTs The students
at Wittenberg College, Springfield,
and those OF tho Ohio University
at Athens, have adopted resolu'
tions protesting against the stu.
dent DISTINGUISHING act Of the So
called democratic Legislature Of
Ohio.
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MRDICAL NOTTOF.
SosS 's'..i.l nS1 IN. p. 90 oSssg.rnP s.s..

I'm GONE mAY BE o0NaULTHD
~ atths following times and places,
II New LEXINGTON, at the Col
born House, on Mondaysand Tues,
days, May II and II, June 10 and
l6; July 20 and 81; August "a and
25; Sept. 2s and 20; Nov. 2 and 8;
Dec. z and 8.
In LANCASTER, at the Tallmadge
House, on Wednesdays, after the
express train arrives going West,
until it goes West on Fridays. May
l3 and Il; June II and l8i July %
and %; August rs and 27; Sept. 80
and Oct. l; Nov. 4 and 5; Dec. 8
and 10.
Or. CONE cures all forms OF Chronic Dis
eases, as Dyspepsiai all It's various varieties
/ all diseases OF the Lungs and Air passages, a.
| Laryngitis, Bronchitis, and Consumption al
diseases Of the Kidneys, Liver, Pan reas and
the glands generally; all lldiseases ofthe Heart
/ Blood and Blood Vessels; all diseases OF the
Brain and Nerves, as Epilepsy, Chorea, or "
Vitus' Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and genera
nervous ina utrition, nli diseases OF Females
enlarged Tonsila, and all forms Of Scrofnla
also all diseases OF the Eye and Ear, and oil
other Chronic Diseases.
D8-No charge for consultation, but cash 70
Medicines. LApr. %, lsSs-u'
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Samnel II. Wepts, who ombez,
zlsd the funds Of the National Ne.
chanics' Bank, Of Baltimore, has
been pardonod BY the President
and sslealsa from confinement.
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south Carolina.

The reconstruction Of the State
which originated notification, so
cossion and the rebellion, 10 nearly
eO@t,leto, under the laws Of Con.
gress. The majority at tho late
election iuiavor Of the new Con.
stitasionis eountedby tens Of thou
sands. Al the same time the fol.
lowing Republican State officers
we're elected
GopeTnor-- Richard X. Scott.
Lfeuf GoueYnor-Lemuel Booser
Secretary Of Sfdte--T L Cardozo
Adjntnnt Generdl--F. ]. Moses, II
Comptroller-J. O. Neaelo
TreasErW-N O. Parker.
Attorney Gspsrdl--D. II. Cham
beriain.
Superintendent Of Schools. K
JillsQn.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Road Scraper.

VNTE are manufactufinB q very superior
w Iron noad Aeraper, which We are
prepared TO fnfnish at low rates, either at
shoIesale Of retail AddresGthe Union foan-
dry, 1auesvllol Ohio.
Aprii 30 2w
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The Columbus Journal says
The aggegate weight Of the ar
guments Of the impeachment Man
ayers will be sufficient to move enc
ofthe Andes. The weight Of the
speeches OF the Presidents counsel
is unknown-thcy haven't Ben
Wadc.
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= Prince Alfred, Of England, a son
Of Ouson Victoria, was shot in the
back few week ssinco. at Sydney,
New South Wales, by a would be
assassin. His wound was at first
thought dangerous. but he was
slowly recovering from II at last
accounts.
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ROAD NOTICE.

nj Office is hereby 4 in, that a pettionwill
be presented TO othoOommissionefOof Fair.
Held Comfy, attheir next session, TO be held on
the Ara, Mondayof June, A. d. lsas, praying
for the establishments ot a County Road along
the following described route in said county I;
Commencing at the TERMINUS OF Mulberry
street at the east Corporation line .ofthe City
of Lancaster, Ohio. Thence East through the
lands OF Thomas Sturgeon. Joseph Works
neirs, and tho Hooking Valley Hop 90. to Hop
Avenue (so-called) Thence North through
said Avenue as now established 10 the North
boundary line OF said Hop Co. lands, 10 the old
road. Thence Eastorly 20 Fetters' Run
Thence Northerly thrnugh tho lands Of John
8. snlder, James l., Bohrer, and Samuel Fet-
tars, 20 the road now established through the
County Inhrmary farm to the point who're said
road crosses the line between said Sam Fettars
and said lnhrmarY Farm and thero terminate
April 10, ls6s--4w. MANY PETITIONERS.
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THE IMPEACHMENT TRI.
AL.

Sinco the closing Of tho evidence
on Monday Of last week, the time
Of the court Of impeachment has
beon almost wholly occupied In
hearing the argumcrtsatih The coun
eel on either side iaDumming up the
case.
Nr. boutwell,. on the part Of the
Managers, occupied tho greater
part Of Wednesday and ThOrsday
in very ablO and exhaustive
speech for conviction. He was
followed by Mr.. Nelson on the
opposite side. who concluded q long
and rambling argument on Friday
Mr.. Groosbcck, Of Ohio, spoke for
the President on Saturday, and
Lis speech isconccdcd to have been
the ablest effort on that sido thus
far.
For Mondays proceedings, we
extract the following from the Gin
cinnati Commercials special:
The first business IN the court ol
impeachment, to-day, was the ros
olation Of Mr.. Edmnnds, 10 allow
the official reporters 10 be present
At tho firal consultation, after the
arguments are closed. Amend.
ments were offered limiting the
speeches 10 fifteen minutes, and
then to thirty minutes, on ench ar
ticle, but without reaching any
conclusion, the wbols subject wal
postponed until the arguments
are clOscd.
Thad. Stevens then rose to do
liver a speech from printed slips
He stood up behind the Clerk
desk and read, in q fceblc voice
for about twenty minutes. At lh,
expiration Of that time It was man
feet that he could not bold out 70,
the hour which il was calculated
lSis speech would consume, AM
aeon after no broke down com
pletely, and bcckonod to Butler
who stood near 10 him, to com
forward and finish tho reading
Stevets sank into seat nenr BY
mud Butler proceeded with th
speech, readlng 1t rapidly and dis
tinctly 10 tho close.
Mr.. Williams, of Pennsylvania
then appeared on tho scene, be
hind seventy two pages OF manu-
script. Ala o'clock an adjourn
ment was moved and carried
though thirty pages yetlremainO
TO be spoken. Mr.. Williams wi
conclude tomorrow at about 2 o
,dlock.
THE CLOSING ARGUMENT.
Mr.. SIanbory has q speech .
seventy printed pages ready.
no ia not able to deliver il, 1t wi
be road by somebody elsc. oommou
cling probably after tho close Of N,
Williams, to'mogtow. Thon come
Mr.. Evarts, and then Mr.. Bing
ham.
We hazard no gueAs as To the r,
snlt OF this impeaoh mAnt tria
Whether the decision be oonvl'
tion or acquittal, the moral init
encs Of tho proceeding will nj
have been without its lvaluc.
will have boon ehown that n Pres
dent can bo impcached under oC
Republican system, and -his tri
carried Ia lie legitimate terlnin'
tion according TO the evidence
guilt, without, as We believe, gi'
ing rise TO public disturbance
excitement Of any dangerous cha
acfas
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ABSTRACT OF THE STATE
NFRNr

or the AEasual Life insurance com-
pany OF N ew York. An the state OF
New York, ON the aIst day OF De-
eembsr, 1857, made 10 tho Auditor
OF Ohio.
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AuDiroR OF srATE's orrscr,

AUDITOR OF SrATE'N OYTfcr,
INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT.
CpLuMBus, o., February 20, 1868.
tits hereby certified, that the foregoing Is q
correct abstract Of tho statement Of tie TRAY.
ELERS' LIFE INSURANCE CO., Of Hartford,
made to and fled In this Office forthe year 1867,
Witness my hand and seal officially.
isEAIl JAS. II, GOODMAN, Auditor Of Stale.
yJAs. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
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Arpiron or SrArE's oYYrcE, IxsunAEcs DE-. |
pARTnENr, CoLuNpus, o., Feb'y 20, ls6e.
nj Hereby Certified. That tha foregoiugis 4
correct abstract OF the Statement Of the Mutual
Ilfe INSURANCE Company Of Now York, made TO
and fled IN this ofiico tor the year 1867.
IsxALl Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
AAt.f N,arir
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Tho Legislature Of Arkansas has
Slsu,saB +. Rice and Alexander
lllAlEzla Dated States ssaatsrs.
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The second trial ofJohn II. Sur
ratt is fxed for Tuesday. May IL.
It is understood that Judge Black,
Mr.. Merrick and Mr.. Bradley, jr.,
appear for the defense.
The newly elected Arkansas
Legislature has unanimously adOp.
ted the fourteenth amendment to
tho Constitution Of the United
States.
Tho drafts of the various depart.
ments of the national service upon
the Treasury, for the current
month, have been unusually small;
andit is expected, therefore, that
the public debt will be reduced to
the amount of at least ten millions
during The month.
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w A N T E D..
l,C00 bushels Dried Peaches.
1000 do Dried Apples.
Also, Bacon, Fowls. Butter, Eggs
Onions, Beans, &c,
For achich Cash acilI be paid.

Boine persuaded that Il is the interest Of our
own county and OF its producers 70 send ite
to Columbus or elsewhere 10 be shtppedtpr
Us, giving 70 other cities and individuals the
proht arising nom our labor, purpose gath'
erIne nj least share Of everything the farmer
produces and man consumes, atthe
RISING CORN Err BASEMENT,
under BrNNINGRR's Jewelry store. Maln
street, Lancaster, whore intend to retail ev-
ePythnR usually keptin a hrst-class Proyisio
store, bringing lresh butter aud eggs irom
ihecountry ~ least twlceaveek. Also, FEED
Now, 40 expeos, beIne hrst 70 establish q
regular ahlpplne trade In produce from our
county 10 The 'catl, that may receive the en-
oopiafemsnt II q WI ensure puee q:
oEoRgE y cRulI.
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The Ohio Legislature has ndcp-
ted resolution relative TO the os.
tpblishment Of : Reform School ioI
girls,Whieh ve have nstsssl.
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J. B. McNEILL, Agent.
AssErs.

ASSETS.
Value of Real Estaie owned by . :,
Company esSI,osn !.
Amount of L0ans on Morteagee,.. lAIOs,l4b u
Amount OF bonds, Stocks and 9TH
or Securities owned BY the Com =,
pany o,on ,zHt v.
Amount of Cash and Cash ITEMS. 907,ls6 a
Amount OF Interest, Premiums
and all other property belonging
TO the Oom pany y.................--. ,sSS,6oV os
Net amount Of oil assets....-...-.. 2S,9sosOoI VI
LIABILITIES.
Net amount 81 unpaid losses and
claims againstthe Company..-.. 227,3S II
Net amount required to safely re-
insure outstanding policies and
obligation lorivSIuSl i
Amount Of Dividends and all 9th.
or Liabilities except Capital
Stock uone reported
Total Liabilities .................,. l6.e2o,2ss q
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Amount actually received during
the wear In Cash
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ls.2ls,los 90

No. and amount Of Policies which
have ceased to be In force dur.
ing tho year from all causes,
No. 6027, An't,................ ..... ls,2ls,lo5
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T E wv E II LIZ ".
Farm for Sale.

HHvHE subscriber offers iorsale his Farm sit
uated three miles west Of Lancaster, one.
what 10 known as Burtons Prairie. The farm
contains l2l acres Of good land, about 80 acres
Of good timber, the balance is cleared and n
good order for cultivation. There are on tho
premises good now franc house with seven
rooms, a good cellar, we'll OF water at the door.
good cistefn, wood and. waah. house and smoke
house, Agood barn and stabling with we'll Of
water in the barn yard. Also young orchard
of over one hundred trees ofthe choicest fruit.
Inadditon to this thereis on the farma small
tenant house and running stream Of water
| on the premises. JACOB X. BECK.
April Cd, lS6S,-9n
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Oont OOmphmyfO OF hdEts
ford, In tho state OF Oonnectic ut,
on the 31st Day OF Dec ember, 1867,
made to the Auditor OF Ohio.
CAPITAL
Amount Of Capital Stock paid up..... $500, 900 90
ASSETS.
Amount OF Loans on Mortgages...... 72,lbl 90
Amount OF Bonds, Stocks, and other
Securities owned by the Company, 6ss ,352 3S
Amount ofcash and cas h items.....-.. 93,S25 80
Amt OF Int, Prems., and all other
property belonging 10 the Comply iS6,oss Sl
Net amount OF ali asset. ........ssio, 500 6l
LIABILITIES.
Net amt of unpaid losses and claims
against the Company .....-..,.-...... ~, 900 90
Net amt required to safely re-irsure
outstanding policies aud obligations 322 $50 80
Amt of Dividends and all other Liza.
bilites except Capital Stock.-..--. 2,466 10
Total liabilities ,...... s30s2s6 81
INCOME.
Amount actually received duringthe
year In Cas- SS0T, ,93o %
EXPENDITURES.
Actual Expenditures duing theyear
in cash. 604 IOtD Oe
MISCELLANEOUS
No, OF Policies in force at thee OF
the year.-.-............,. ............,... zidai
Netamount in force at the end ofthe
year .............., 26C
Number and amount Of policies
which have ceased 10 be In force
during the year, from all Causes
No. b7l-Amount, Sl,260.600.
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A ssuGNEE,s NOTICE OF AP.
~ POlNTM EMIT. District ofthc United
States for the Southern District OF Ohio; In
Bankruptcy, In the matter ofWilliam Latta, OF
Fairfield County, Ohio, Bankrupt.
Notice 10 hereby q ven Of my appointment as
jNo. r. MUMAUGB,
April Qist, lses-5-3t, Lancaster, Ohio.
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Gen. Tom. Thumb, Com Mutt,
and their families, are at Colum-
bus.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

rsar d 1ash i.ei2.S6 O.
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Attnohrnent Notice.
A MISERABLE LIFE

Is that oithe dyspeptlc. Why suffsr whom Ro-
backs Blood Purifier aud Blood Pillswlll sure
~ euro your They can ba obtained nom any
druggist. Gold BY G.G. Beck, Druggist, Ian.
castor, Ohio.
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SEWING MACHINES
Noyes' System of Cutting Gar.
ntettS!
New Room, Mithofss Block.

as USUAL, always on hand, tho freshest
Dailies, and Weelslies, md all tho popu-
lar Issues In the periodical line.
SEWING MAoHINEs,-- Tho ever reliable
Wheeler 4 wilson. Popular preference may
wander, but experience and the sober second
thought Away invites the choice back to the
Queen OF Sowing Machines, the Wheeler a
Wilson. Machines Of every grade and price
always on hand Our friends are invited to call
aud soc the beet Sewing Machine now In use.
In this connection, attention 10 invited to
John e. Noyss' new system OF
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Number Of Policies in force at end
NO: q sont the n icrce 4; end or S sSs
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CUTTING GARMENTS.

Charts for Sale--by which this system can be
carried into practice with the utmost facility.
THE BURDETT ORGAN. with the vox Hu.
mana Attachment. Is acknowledged the finest
instrument ofthe kind yet introduced. Sulta.
ble for CHURCH or PARLoR. Call and see
and hear them, at
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INSURANCE.

ABSTRACT of THEsTaTEMENT
OF the Travellers Lifo and Acct
dentln surance Company, of Hart-
ford, In tho State Of Con nectic ut,
on the 3 list Day OF Dec en her, SCI /,
/ m ade to the Auditor OF Ohio.
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r. d. HARRISON, Column
bus, General Agent for Ohio.
Apfti a. isse-se "a
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w atches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Silverand Pla-
ted Ware, Fancy articles. :.
and Byouterie,

which are offered 10 the public on The very
bost terms known to tho trade
His stock comprises tho popular and thor
ouehly tested American Watches, and the
most approved make Of Clocks, In all styles.
and OF beautiful ornamentation and workman.
ship, together with the richestand most FASH
ionable styles of
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LIABILITIES.


none repoIte
Total liabilities l0.o20,2S9
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1,9S3,66o SO
2S,9s5,067 OF
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