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A. W. canrpbell at Falrmont.


FAIRMoNT, August 81, 1865.
Editors Intelligencer:
r. On Wednesday, "A. w. Campbell, one
of our electors at large, addressed
large meeting OF Republicans at Nor
gantown, much we understand, to their
satisfaction. Ifhe was as successful a I
Morgantown as at FairmOnt, ii was a
decided success. AT eight o'clock a
fair crowd had assembled at the court
house,. A number of ladies were
present, but not MS many as we would
desire 10 see at these meetings. The
ladies ought to go in crowds. Mr..
Campbell,s speech, we repeat,
ing manner that those now call
ing themselves Democrats had
great reasons to try. to throw oblivion
over the past, for it was only necessary
for an Intelligent people to remember
their record To refuse 10 place them in
any position of trust or profit here
after: that Democrats all over West Viz
ginia advocated high bounties to SOL
dlers during the war, to induce men to
volunteer to savethem from consCrip-
ton. Then, as soon as the war was
over, they howled over high taxes and
abused the Republicans for levying
high taxes to pay Just bounties. The
! 2
and then they Intended 10 make sym.
pathizing rebels pay their snare ofl
them. SO ofschool houses; school houses
and bOunties had caused our hiuhtaxes
but the bOnnties were nearly paid. and
over thousand school houses had hnaS1
built. That these sources ofexpenditnTe
would soon end and 1.-The people of West
Virginia would pay less taxes than
were paid by any State in the Union.
We now paid 20 cents on the one hun
dred dollars. On property before. the
war, iu Old Virginia, we paid 40 cents.
Now our money was all expended in
the counties aud townships. Then it
went to Old Virginia, &c. The great
object of the Republican party was
peace, aud to- build up the interest of
the country. The Democrats were for
war and wanted To destroy. these good
interests. He reviewed the acts of that
party, contrasted their policy with the
Republican policy. Showed that the
Acknowledgement of the negro In the
South was forced on Congress, they re-
fnsing TO organize with suffragein their
own. control. But I cannot do Justice
TO his address without celebrating be-
yond your limits. All who can ought
TO hear Mr., Campbell. Is
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Tribute or ResDect

To The memory Of Samuel OF, Etg., By The ScS-
sion, Trustees, and Members or Tie Third
I1reibytertnn Church OF South R'tceItnO, ".
.Td.:i ~ " A.a.s
WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty God
in His alIWise Providence to remove from
our midst, by death, Samuel DIT, Esq, who
has been fOrmany yeau5 . faithful officer OF
This Church, and 10 whose beneyoience. la
bors and prayers, under God, 1t is more in
Ilebted than 10 any other man, he having
been tho tather and superintendent 1.-THE
Sabbath school, from which grew the
Church: Therefore,
ReSolretl, That in his death the Church has
lost one OF Its main supporters, wise coun-
selor, and faithful worker.
Resolved; That in the death of Samuel OFT,
this Church has lost one of It's most useful
officers and members; South Wheeling, one
OF its most honest and upright citizens: the
poor, one of their best benefactors, aud Bocle-
ty one OF It's brightest ornaments.
Resolved, Tint we, the officers and mem
beIs OF this Church, tender ous sincere and
heartfelt sympathy TO the widow, praying
through her trial, and never leave or forsHke
her, and that God may comfort all his chill
dren, and guide them In the way their father
walked. l ~
Resolved, tn at these resolutions be entered
on the seasonal records or this Church, and
a copy be presented TO the family OF tue de
ceased
Iees0ired, That we, Tie Session and Trus-
tees OF this Church, wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty day, as a token OF re-
spect for our deceased 6FOtherin Christ.
JONATHAN CROSS. Pastor.
JOHN CowAN, " NJ. MORROW, Elders.
EDWARD steele, Joseph Dudley, II. ID. Har-
din, Alex. p. Smith, Jonn g. McEain, Nalen-
tine Frank, and Anthony Christian, Trus-
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Dexter Trofs n Mile in Two Minutes
md Fourteen Reconds.

From The Chicago Tribune, august Fl.
Budd Doble gave Dexter another trial
the other morning, and on this occasion
he excelled himself. he was started
from the three.quarter pole, with q
running horse behind him. He trotted
to the stand in thirty-three and half
seconds, made the next quarter around
theturn in tbirty-three and half sec
onds. the quarter of the backstretch to
the half-mile pole in thirty-three sec.
onds, and from there to the three
quarter pole in thirty-four seconds.
making the mile In 2:14. Hew not
stopped, bnt trotted up the homestretch
and crossed the score without a break,
the last quarter being done in thirty
seven seconds.
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DIED.

MCFERRAE-At his late residence in
North Wheeling, on Sabbath evening,
August sd, JOHN McFERRAS, Esq., one OF
the defenders OF Baltimore, III 1872, aged "a
years. 49,
The funeral VIII take place on Wednesday
attwo o'clock. p. M The friends OF the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
Baltimore papers please SopY.J
-Tuesday evening, 2Gth inst,
year OF hts age. -f5-g.7 - 800 :
g The funeral will take place on Thursday,
the 9th, at ten O'Clock, a. M, from his late
residence, Fulton street, North of Quincy.
Friends of the family are respectfully invIt.
ed to attend. aug28ste
/, .HoRNBRooK-onT Tuesday, 24th instant.
nj her residence, at Woodlands Marshall
Hornhro0k, in herStxty-fiIth year. = =
pittsburgh Commercial please copy.l
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The Worlds Advertiser.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
A NEW INVENTION q LIFE
OF TRADE.

JOSIAH +. KLINE, OF WHEELING,
u West Va, has invented and secured in
the United States the right and title of an
ADVERTISING MAP
for all cities in the United States, These
Maps are gottenup for a guide to ali persons,
showing the plan OF each city, and all prin.
cipal and business streets. post offices and
other public buildings, and showing each
mans place cf business on the streets. The
squares are laid on in spaces for each mans
building and their advertising card of their
business These maps will be gotten mp in a
photographic drawing, with Railroad circle
rounu tho city for the purpose OF putting in
all transient advertisements round the cities
towns and Villages.
state and city rights for sale. Those wish
ing tot Ike hold oil this business can secure
fortune IN u short time. Come one, come
all that is capable OF this business, and see
the original map that has been gotten up for
this business. Thoke at a distance DESTROYS
oftaklng hold OF this business can get all in
formation required and a sample copy of
the original map by sending one dollar 10
pay charges for copy.
any person detected in making use of ANY
map or design that will infringe on the
worlds Advertiser, without legal authority,
Is Punishable by law, and will be prosecuted.
Address all orders 10 JOSIAH K. KLINE,
Market street, Centre Wheeling, West Va.
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Proposals:
The Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile Reference RsgiSter

0NHE MEROHANTs' PROTECTIVE
l. UNION. organized 10 promote and
P Psfa to Fads Utah saaRpE and sPsy
III the granting OF credits, and the re-
coyery q claims at All points, have to an
nounce that they Will, In September, 1868,
publish in one large quartO volume:
The MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE hEFERENCE REGISTER, con-
tanning, among other things, the NAMES,
NATURE OF BUSINESS. AMOUNT OF CAPITAL,
ELNAECIAL STANDING AND RATING As TO
chants, traders, bankers, manufacturers,
and public companies, in more than 10000 OF
throughout the United states, their terri
tories and the British Provinces of North
America; and embracing the most Inn por-
tanL information attainable and necessary
| TO enable the merchant to ascertain at a
glance the CAPITAL, CHARACTER, and DE-
GREE OF CREDIT OF such of his customers az
are deemed worthy OF any graduation OF
| credit, comprising, also u Newspaper Direc-
tory, containing the tito, character, price,
anu place OF publication, with full partIcu-
lars relative To each journal, being COM
plete guide TO the press OF every county In
| the United states.
The reports and information Will be con-
| fined to those deemed worthy OF some line
OF credit; and as the same VIII be based, SO
! far az practicable, uIon the written state
ments OF the parties themselves, revised and
corrected by well-Rnown and reliable legal
correspondents whose character will prove
| 81 guarantee OF the correctness of the lnEOr-
nation furnished by them, IL is believed
that the reports Will prove more TIT thful
| ana compete, ana, therefore,, superior TO-
| and OF much greater value, than any pre-
VlOusIy issued.
BY aid of the MERCANTILE REFERENCE
REGISTER, business men will be enabled TO
ascertain, at a glance, the capital and gTadR-
ton of credit, as compared with financial
worth, OF nearly every merchant manufac-
turer, trader, aud banker, within the above
named territorial limits.
On or about the first OF each month. SUBJ
scribers Will also receive the Monthly ChTOlI-
icle, containing, among other things. a re-
cord OF such important changes in the name
and condition OF firms. throughout the
country, as may occur subsequent to the
publication of each half-yearly volume OF
the ID MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.
Price OF The Merchants Union Mercantile
Reference Register. fifty dollars, $780, Tor
which 1t will be forwarded to any address in
the United States, transportation paid.
Holders OF fve SO shares OF the Capital
Stock, in addition 10 participating in the
profits, win receive one copy of the MER-
Camille REFERENCE REGISTER free of
charge; holders OF ten shares will be entitled
TO TWO copies, aud no more than ten shares
ofthe Capital stock will be allotted to any
one applicant.
All remittancAs, orders, or communion
ttOns relative 10 the book, should be address
ed TO the Merchants Protective Union, lin
the American Exchange Bank Building,
No. 12S Broadway, box 2566) New York.
aup2E-lm
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GONE.

especially Dedicated to he Bereated Hus
band Of Inr1retd N. Mayer. .tEg
Clone in her early beauty, 5aaha. 80.
Gone in her youthful bloom.
Buried from us forever
peep in the silent tomb.
Conc when our hearts were happy,
-.H. Filled with her love SO bright,
Leaving US weary, WEetched, o..
ShIouded in deepest night.
Leaving our homes SO lonely,
Leaving q vacant chair,
Watching and waiting our coming
III The land of her spirits prayer.
Desolate. near heart broken,
We placed her beneath the SGD,
But we know that our darling
Is at home with her Maker, God.
H
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ii ssts,a f. TILE r...5
National Trust Go.
oFrHE CITY OF NEW YoRK,
III No. 33s BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
'I'" CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS r., AIANGAM, President. .-.-

DARIUS R. NANGAM, President, i
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject 10 cheek at Sigh. SPECIAL DEPoE-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at i've per cent. The Capital of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over $50
shareholders, comp rising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are also personally liable to depodtors
for all obligations OF the Company to double
the amount OF their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n large or small amt unts, and permits them
to be drawn as n whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing Interest On ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout tho country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special adj
vantages OF security convenience and profit,
Jels-6md&w
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Notice to Builders.

NNHE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF
Il Triadelphia Township, having three
wish To contract with responsible parties for
the erection of The same. Plans and speclrl-
caI Ii!. can De seen al Frank WaIterS, or ny
Proposals received by the undersigned
from date until o'clock p. In:, Sept 9, 1858.
BY order of the Board,
anp22.dLSWtd ii. II. HERYEY. Clerk
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more Cansts or BLOOD Poison.

Excessive labor or undue excitement some
times occasion. serious sickness by causing
an accelerated motion 10 the blood. Grief,
fear and anxiety hurt by making the blood
to circulate slower. Both causes may pro-
duce serious evils to the health unless pre-
vented by timely aid. Here we are admon-
Ished of the superior advantage of BRAN
DRETH's PILLS. For If the blood goes too
fast, from nervous or other causes, they
alIay the turmoil and are healing balm to
the brain. While, should the blood circu-
late too slowly, ttnting the skin with a dark
hue, they at once relieve tho blood of It's ex-
cess of carbon; thus they relieve the mind
and restore the health. Should an organ be
weaker than the rest, there impure matters
from the blood will be deposited. This is the
way Jumps, boils. tumors, carbuncles, are
produced. All are cured, often prevented.
by the use OF BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Principal office, Brnndreth House, New
York. Sold by all druggists. augl7-1md&w
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NJ. McCLURG (N1cClung. we presume,)
writes to the Register from Harrison
county to contradict the story that his
father, Charles McClung, had been
murdered by Ku-Klux in Missouri.
The report was brought to5this city by
gentleman from Ioundsville, who
said, as we now learn, that neighbor
of his who had just returned from
Harrison had been told the story there
and reported thatthe people there were
greatly excited about it. Now it turns
out, if this letter in the Register is gen
uine, as we assume it is, 10 have been
wholly without foundation.
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.sTO Owners OF Horses ana Cattle"

s'TO owners OF Horses and Cattle"
Tobias Derby Condition Powders, are war
ranled superior to any others, or no pay, for
the cure OF Dislemper, Worms, Bots. Coughs
Hide Bound, Colds, &C., in horses and Colds,
Coughs, Loss OF Milk, Black-Tongue, Horn
DIstemper, dc, In Cattle. These "Powders'
were formerly put up by Simpson I. Tobias,
son of DIR. Tobias, and since his death the de-
mnnd has been so great that Or. Tobias has
continued to manufacture them. They are
perfectly sale and innocent; no need OF stop
ping the working of your animals. They
increase the appetite, give n fine coat,
cleanse the ktoma CHI and urinary organs,
and increase the milk OF cows. Try them,
and yon will never he Without them. Col.
PhiIo P. Bush, of the "Jerome Park Race
Course" FOrdham, N. Y. would not use
them until he WAS told OF what they were
composed, since which time he is never
without them. He has over twenty RUM
ing horOe1 in his charge, and for the last three
years has used no other medicine for them.
Sold by Druggists and stoIekeepers through
out the United States. Price IS cents per
Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
aus -17-1md&w
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announcements.
FOR JUDGE,

rRMrssRs. En1roRE-Please announce
US Il. II. gALDWELL, our present, able
ton in The First Judicial Ctrcnit.
auSR0.te OHIO COUNTY.
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To CoRREsPoNDENTs.- communi-
cation not accompanied by the name OF
the writer can appear i'll these columns.
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4nE Sale.
Engine for Sal

ONE DOUBLE CYLINDER STEAM Ev
" CINE, 5 by 10 inches on one shRft rEi;E'
Fly Wheel, Locomotive Boiler, etc. ali GU ISh
Plete; has been worke d; but Is in good con.
]. g. BATTELI,E
jySI-1m ONCE Norway Iron MI r.
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for Gent.
For Rent.

TUE STORE ROOM ON MONROE on
Otis building, at present occupied bIS Il
IT Ford & Co., TobRccontSts. W H.
Possession given Immediately.
THOS. OBRIEN
augO Real Estate Avsr,
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alfltt AapertIsemenls.
A Select Tract of Land.

"a DOIOOO u I IIOV " lIlESA1N-e
TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE CON.
"A tanning IS acres, 8 roods and II poles; on
whicliis large quantity OF select fruits
about IL acres cleared; three-quRTters OF o
mile from Cameron, and nice location for
q VineySrd.
! Terms OF sale: S35 per acre. inquire on the
premises. ~
ang28-ltd&Itwe JAMES WOODS.
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To the memory Of Samuel OFT, EIg., by The ScS
sion, Trustees, and Members or Tie Third
Preibytertan Church OF South RhceltnO, ".
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MORNING. EDITION.
TRI.WEEKLY EDITION.

Jnr1sHEn EVERY rpxsnaY.
- EFlAND SATURDAY.
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(I'rom k DoHon JIvrHaD
IosroN, Jan. 20, 1896.
rotAxD's WHITE PINE CoNrouSD. = Aiter
having given It a thorough trlal,wc can confidently
recommend Poidqd'S Fhae Pine Compound as a
very valuable article for the cure Of colds, coughs
and pulmonlc complaints generally In several
eases, we haze known II to give promptrclicf when
all other remedies which had been fried had failed
1t is an article, which, in a climate so promotye OF
sudden and severe colds as Is that of New England,
ought to be In every family; and VIC are sure that
those who once obtain it, and glye affair trial. VIII
not thereafter be willing TO be without 1t.
A VALUABLE MEpiClSE. - Dr. PotdnFs Whhe
Pine Conipotind advertised In our columns lsasuc'
cesslul attempt to combine and apply the medicinal
virtues OF the White Pine bark Ii has becn thor
ouglly tested by people IN this city and vicinity
and tho proprietor has testimonials to its value
from persona well known to our citizens. We rec
ommend It's trial IN all those cascs Of disease to
which 1t Is adapted 1t Is for sale by all our drug
! glsts. - n. Y. Independent
The White Pine Compound is now sold In every
part Of the United States and British Provinces.
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Farm for Sale.

sVNHERE will be sold at private sale, Eve
miles north Of Lancaster, hsrn OF l64
Acres, l20 acros ofwhieh isundercalt,v valion
with goodHencing aud ii acres of good timber,
and thrAe nevarf,hing wells. Therejs en il =
large two-story frame hoissc large ham sbank
hsrn, w,th ,ii e nscessary outbuilitngs.-
Terms reasonable rnr arther PARTICULARS on.
auire on the pre- nases, y
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INSURANCE.

4 ASsarnacr or riEEs1 ATEmENT
ttfkhs rrarelarss Aife and acct
dtuttn 8urhnce Cora pan y, Of Il = rt-
sor1, IN tRa tate of canneette uSs
cntnr 81 AZ hay AZ necenn osr.d dSdds
xAaAato the Auetto r ~ Ohie.
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sst ~ canpsny any ............. -. s4s,ccO o.
70 snl't roqdlre.i 10 safely re,lnsure
st.stgndmapcliries Rnd obligations Ss2, ,s3O-S2
A.sir of Diriiends and All other La
d.,Iaes sexccpt Capital Stock.-----... 2,taq 80
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IN Ounce of Preventive

Il worth pound ofcnre. Fever and Aguc ran
he prevented In ~ llmates and N all eousti-
intlons NY the constant use NJ RolMck's Stom'
aeh bhtets, aud MI timos tho very worst eas.
~ have been curcdhy their Timely use Persons
lviug in mtnrious di-irieta should never he
without them soldhyG, q. Bcok, druggist
Lancaster, ohio, April o,-am,
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/ mount ID force at the ead oIths

ramber and amount Of polcies
ohieh have ceased TO DO In force
d4rRg the year, rom ali cau2os
10. B1i--Arrouut, 81, $780, 800. tf
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A GENTS WANTED
~ r. take Nrders for
nNNNS AND MILSuNN
LtFE lTULY4SES GRANT,
Tho Con1ierer nfthc Rebellion anu General
o. the United states Army,
Comprising o complies and authentic history
ot his rvcntlulau inieresting rRreer, with an
Nihrutic narrative 0fhH invaluable military
,erv zoos, lidg is0 n tuptrtl,l Estimate
OF his charactcrRa u Man, q Soldier and a
It's8uap
Ny ohHrica 4, Dana, latr Asai stant Secretary
of War, and
]. u. WILSON; Brevct VI nor General United
states Army, iarmerlv Inspector General
On icutrtl Grants stan
'Thia y IN ln1btedly The hNnk ihr the tlmcs
No work piihlshed siucc Dr. Hollands Life OF
ltncoinwil sell like this. Apply TO or nd
dress
IT, @ JOHNSON, pubNshor,
W, cor Fourth aud Race sts lnoInn nati
nho
Aprh 10, is6s-AW.
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Certificate Of Authority.
AupiIoR or STATES 0FFicE,
DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE.,


s COiuEBu Bus, o., February %, lass.
wnsnzAe, Satisfactory evl dencc has heenfnrn-
iUhed - ne, showing that the TRAVELLERS
IfFEr INstjItAN NcE CO., Of Hprtford. in the
Sia.d Connecticut, Is pos eesed Of NJ least
i smohnt of actual capital required for ,he
arsGnizztion Of IAse insurance Companies NJ
thss State. under the provisions Of the net en-
utlei "kn act for the incors soration aud rrgnh.
ton Of Ilfc Insurance Companies" passed
~ ist, tsfI aild that the eanie is invested rs
;r3v Z hy tho said act; aud.
WaeAgAs, rhe chief fnaneial officer Of the
stia state, BY whose laws tho said Company
was Incorporated has dnly certified under his
b Sd and Official seal, that he, as aiIch officer
tsln trust, and'on deposit, FOR the benefit
az ~ tho policy holders OF said Company, such
IN ligal invested as aforesaid, specifying tie
q - sreof, and that he - satisfied that such
.,lt,e.-.s .sTe worth Quo hundred thousand
sa fhc snid Company hqsappointed
n y Harrison, Esq. OF Columbus, IN the 'oln-
fy fynfFrinklin. sSits Attorney in tins oiate, on
600 procoss Of law canhe served and Ger
~ s,ty offhe rhaftcr OF said Iamprry lAa
senaie itn tais aiilce by the snli Attorney, 10.
qefsstw'th a cortihedcOpy Of the vote OF reso-
luuan oiths Trustees OF Directors oi said Com.
snat am ning such Attorney and the SAID
usnpAnS has also flied N this oihcea STATE
Inant ofits condition and affairs IN the samc
h,inatr and icrn required iof the annual state
nfsats 81 similar companies Orsinlzed under
tle avs 0f his states
n, s1~rei0re, l James VI Golmtn. NudnW
~ siste tor ihio, IN pnrsunnce ofthe prowsops
affhsaet afdrosaid. 10 hereby certify iliit the
sltl CgthDlny has complied with The require
r,snAafsaid =, net, snd the slid Company b itln3
a455, ali.i y. y. Ranmrndits Ngtfor farheh
Cf.ftb hereby 81 ~ eerlify that eAll Company
80 Sgnnts are duly authorized 10 transact the
s.-iaes= 0f LIFE ANp accident lNeuR'
ANrE irthis state, as provided by lie lave
faergoi, npan fliii1 a eertih ed copy Of th,scer'
tf.ltte of Authority in the County Reaorder'r
ofa'e bfthe eounty where the said Agehcyis to
30 ss,sJiishpd
This C,ftihcato ~ Authorityls granted, how
ever Or the cnn1ition that the sud lnf uranrc
C9faper .ghBil not engage in tic bns siusFs Of
ar ifher kind of insurance than that herein
authorised, as provided ny the laws Of the slale
at phia
InWitnsSa whereof, have hereuntp suhsorib
od my nam. and caused my Oilisal Seal to he
siiked. 20 thsidtvo Columbus, on the day and
yesr lrsl aoo ge written
"fIrAl. JAMES " GOODMAN,
Auditor of state,
By JAS. wiLLtAas, chiof Clerk.
II. ID. HARRISON, Column
b8s, General Agent Tor ohio.
Apr'i 2s, isas-aw.
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suiount ol 0apilsl Sloe paid pf-..... 80, ,ooo %
Assem-.
Ad,ort q Eoses on MorssaSes..,.. 17.lsEoo
ks8ounto :. Hon1s. stocks, and other
SeSir;t.es eensd by the Company. So .sae y
1anolnt cfr&sh and cash items ........ 03,525 81
tiiir 0f Int, Frens, and sll other
property beiohginG % the Comply lSlH9a 81