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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04

MEMPHIS, ; TEENEssEE
DIRECTORS:
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u. A. GOODWIN, John I. sTRATToH.
J.F. FRANK.
OFFICERS:
z. MeDAYITT. : -. President.
z. ". SMITH, Wee President.
3. l. PARKER seeressry'
Arisen Bros. e.. ". Gilmore, Thos. Mo1st,
W. Andrews, chas. Gilmore, Jesse Moore,
NJ. A. Alien, O. ". Gsyer, A. j Murray,
ss9j, b sssS; E-b 3 9S6SIs115' q :. \ ao MzsTa'
Go NC B BnG0n' ". H. soSdisssS ovsTtoa. Jr.,
Nh. Bddgss. @Goz = oWsa
ca, d. p. Hadden esrt
n. BryseH, &c., If Psytsn.
:. ! 4 cee aag. &m.Fa. aas Hardin, u. P. Pscaant,
c. Clay. A Bssehsst We Raipsy.
GE; Chamber z !; HI Hi . oo''g; Z, kssa.
WI Cherry, Napoleon I'M, l. r. Richards
N. & Cochran, IL. Hoist &CofEdor Rosen-
6. Curtis Howell, Wood u. 3. Rossel.
is. pay, Up. Hoffman. III. 6Wsyne,
DsSoto Bank, wye. Humes,J. d J. Steele
Dnlard. PinsonL J. 2. lett,
q Z. RS. Jones, ". HStephens,
"a. Dow, John johnson y. ". smith,
w Doyle, O. Kortrecht, J.. Taylor,
aH.Dunsconb,J John :. Lsseh, A. vacoaro,
EdmOnds, Pet e.. 81. Lsquere, R.P. Walt,
tiRrew & Co, Z. II. Leidy, W.B. WaldraE,
W. II. Earring ]. +. Mackau, O. Ward,
ton, NJ 3. Martin, E. N. Ward,
TT. Fargason, =, Aarshanx B. D. Ward
IF Frank 500, Mansfield d Geo. W. While.
Z. ID. Fraysar, Higbse. N. J. Niekn,
]. ". Fowler. + HeDayitS W. A. William
II. Ford d Co, ]. Il. AeDay.G. son
w. A. GaFs, GsA Mitchell, James II. VIII |
Il. Gavin, r J. Morgan, hanson.
W.B. Gresalaw, iep sn ed !
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FOB vICKsBURe

Regular St Louis. Memphis and Vicksburx u,
= Mail Packet.
FOR Nfcksbnrg and the Bends.
h M Carte master
This elegant passenger steamer IT.
TUESDAY, 9Th inst, at 10 an.
LARRY HARMSrAD, Azsnt,
oc40t - Madison street.
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SPEED HORSES.
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SPEED HORSES.
Best and fastest Troiiing stallion, Mare or
GeIdinS W
GRAND CAyALCADEOF MAsQUEDE QuES-
TRIANS
The most Rrotesqus and expert ia horse
manshIp --......-. -. Brass Modal and $40 %
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Memphis and 81. Louis Packss Company.
For CRirs and 81 Louis.
BELLE master
This new and splendid passenger IL
steamer VII leave as above On T
MONDAY, 9Th INST, at ) pm.
oei4 FLEI. CALVERT. sup'L
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FOB ST. LOUIS.

For Cairo asd So. louis.
OLIVE snausr
This splendid passenger packet II
VIII leave As above on ~
THIS DAY, 4th INST, at 4 pm.
RICHARD ". LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
oc4tt go Front street
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INSURANCE.
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 100000

O6Hee-No. 10 Madison ST.,
MEMPHIS, ; TENNESSEE
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FOR WHITE RIVER

Merchants and Planters' Line
Regular Msmphis and White River Indeuend-
ent Packet-For Helena, triA s Point, De-
Wallis B:uT, Little kocz. Augusta
and J~ackSOnPOrt
- u. EA4OLL md1teI
This superb passenger steamer H.
w1lleaye as above On C
TUESDAY, oh inst, AZ 5 pm.
ELLIOTT q MILES, Agents.
No. 5 Jefferson street.
Dave Huknll Passenger AGENT. oe. 81
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DIRECTORs;
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Regular Tuesday st Francis River Paekst-F0r
Helena ARrianna, Madison. Kfttsburx
aud AL Way Landings.
MoLLIE HAMILTON, T.R. Bowman Master
Sata, PANE. Shell and CLARK, Clerks
TUESDAY, 1t 5 o'clock pm. r
LARRY HARNSTAD. AGENT,
III Star Wharfboat foot Jefferson Il.
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FOREIGN.

Sentence was passed. on the 9th, on the rest
the prisoners accused of completely ~ VIZ viii the
m ,oo nf TIE nmbic Droseeutor condemned 70
feath three others To five years lmp rleoiA'
eere acquitted. - M
Closely upon the announcement, say S5or the the
NH, Nc,s 81 tho nth that the wellknOwh phpe,, @
inr1lds Rtsse is 20 be discontinued, eoI an off
thst the Emperor Of Russia is about to VI M COW
,o which is 70 be the sole organ OF tne UYt
srnment Following French example, tne vha com
TO be called tne ver and ali other official and semi
sfieial publications VIII then be dropped.
Tbe Madrid correspondent of The Day Ne,cS
wIl.ng d ioacnce az the absence Of the decree re-
Sstng 10 liberty of worship. IL is sald tne froNsOna
ovcrment are not united In opinion on TINS great
ive Prnl and others being for perfect ana complete
freedom and total separation between me Satnoiio
burcb and state, while Others desire Catholicism 70
remain as the religion Of the state with liberation ana
proteetiOn TO all other cTeeds OGZaga, tnough hot III
khe Ministry vet has much influence them having
been specially invited from Paris to assist IN nelT GELD
eratiOns, said 10 be firm ON the ater point me Aoy
question likely 10 be left over for the decision VI INC
COrtes Constituencies.
The electoral law was promulgated on the l0tn
IN Spain Every citizen Of IS years. who Is not deprived
his political rights, is entitled 20 vote Tor te eleo 20
town councillors provincial deputies, and deputies 10
the Constituent COres The general elections VII De ~
provinces Provinces where rot more than SIX dePn,
are TO be- elected will be divided into two o
lions where six and not more than ten are tbeTe
elected by three circunscriplons ana Vince viii
be- divided into electoral districts Oh, Oh '1nd the
habtants The voting will last three ua9 s,b and the
.t,a (ynrfpa A
25th INST There will be $50 deputies IN the ~ ,oc
special decree, indicating the manner ~ was
lions are TO be conducted in the Spanish poSscSSo'
shortly to be published r
The Independence Beige gives an acc TSn EN- M
curious inquiry just concluded a. we're TO ascer.
Dcror mas had the country surveyed as IL WeIe W roo
tain the state Of public opinion IN INC that the
noih and West are mildly Radicals the northeast Is n O.
unnaturaly "eugossed by foreign dqesuos be sonth
- hostile Surely outline ed in with these GV1So ors
sbnVId hove formed one OF the famous maps lneIo
sotI nae ieen a little difficulty about the tinting,
particularly for that southern part ana IGr '1o
Paris district, where the Government IS now r the
,ravent fhe citizens from erecting monument over the
rrave OF a man who killed on the "a OF DecemDel.
The worst IL is in OF this sort the eooIs "o V
ant to run into another.
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60 5a bom II mup 6ont,rn.


NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
IN. estate Of III. late THOMAS HYATT deceased hereby
ee 20 present before Nov 1903
NssYork Nav HART. BTeento No ltS Ihirdaye
DATENTS-In order to apply for Patent,
send mode invention TO MUM Co No 81 Park or
Nswor tho sra Bsamut Of Goyrn uent and stamp fees @
and f prcn ara ohe Semi for pamphlet containing LIZ"
Ami fn distractions Cancellations free Established - yesft
sCENTIFC AMERCAN-tae best illustrated Wssky Mechanical
paper So
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
FOR S.-Hsv.s ssd Bridgeport 700 500 (ELl lL% n ia"
e. MAI S Sr s; ~ t t2s. 100 wo 100 nS
~. 70: I. ssI Oh 49, So Sc Sc F. sG ll'' Il" '
F ES1 s s.is l1 Soo s% 500 EI 400 rs a. q" 100
Far c a ssS ad i.ts.ds.. .t.oas ~
aa As. SO S"P TSossKcrrSo TRAINS
20! Bo..oa Vi. sprns9,a $50 a Ea sIS 1T sNh'
f rSI s s.;Ss a. a.. sr sSs. s: E a 400 A so
For conn.sseu, River Railroad (Erh h'P 10 Mos
" sa a Psd.n.. sss r.Ai R,d SEQ ms
For New Lssass .sd ssouiuss0s Railroad "'"Aa n.
For csS.i Railroad nsp n 70 N'rA'H'''' ''' WIZ
IsS sa..s.. Railroad 20 XII .rH
Yer bsOSSry Nor~.l. R.iosd 90 30 N, tam S-'N
csnnod'0s' s''V'so'" '''''' 70 JSMEs n HoYr. SAP,
NEW JERSEY r. R.-CHANGE OF HOUR,
savU,osiaI Sa, r. ISOs-r@ PHILADELPHIA VIA k.snsr
n Sc !. i f. IS s. sS, . as' az w;'.':.
m ..i e. . sI1sa:s ss. s ss.
with change Silver Palace sisepneears on M "sa ron
.ss Sas1 . '1 IA si:i
as. 90 n ,,s on Mon ana Thar run n .,S.
ftS So TS1, sH.1ss csss 6
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF L. l.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
q, and ,, December l. 1864 th. train, will run a. ue~r
$50 m from Roo.,r.t.t Ferry Mail and Accommodate for sa
vile aud " ay Stations
ssp NJ for J.n.e, P,.,T. teIS' sAs
WrlWcOd
H. Mail and Accommodation to iAlp aud a. s-Ho1s
ssop m, Accommodation To Jamaica
Trains for SsvrOrs
Lesv, Islp ESQ A. m. Mail aud Accommodation.
H. r.laa IN Exugp
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
wINTRp ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NON. ~, 1898

IN Tweutv seventh o. fssS
Az Ratraace ~ Txenty ssysnik-st
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4 UNU INIANU hAIIlhOAU-N IsF T u
II ARRANGBMBNT-I<sve Jamessp $50 for GfeeuPst ii
except willow Tree 10 NOrthpot lsn f
all stations except Willow Tree Express Train for R'.eAd
stopping Minols Heksv and si stations ta,i ihs
Train viii through Greenper SATURDAY. pigh hohs
port Passenger Train and all stations except Whow Tree s
fsrmr train aud tsa vii f
North p SATURDAY nights Sunday kIcsnoa train ss'sr
. q for Glen Core Rosyn Huntington AMI NeHerS
returning Hunters POai Atsio 10 take ssd oe@'
20 L. ID bAhlpN SUR
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STEAMBOATS, Hrrb 8ailruaas.
FOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FIIT'
n RIVER Ha


.-.-.-. OLD FALL RIVER LINE,
between
NETWORK and BOSTON, NEWPORT. PAIL RIVER TAusro,
NEW BEDFORD and CAPE COD TOWNS ana NAsTcoxry>
Fare Freight as low By any other NJ
One Of the Magn SCENT Steamboats,
NEWPORT OLD COLONY
Leaves Pier D n X. foos Of Murarst /, 4 dali, s,,.
excepted '-@u
By this roste passenger take train from Newport a
and Boston at Ga IN sme TO Ns,,,s
Eastern trsns satt1rbd breakfast 49,
7,45 train and arrive In Boston 1t sary husa.ss ~
-. ,os. T. LTTLEFIRLD Ar,v
kBwYoRk August -, 1908 ~ Broadway Hs.'Ys.
BRISTOL LINE-AT p. NJ.
TO BOSTON PROVIDENCE AND TNTERnEpfIrs ~ LIZ
The Largest Steamers in the Word having SO si,s
BRISTOL,
Capt BRAyTOH FROM Pier No. 90 r. foot Of csasLs N 49,.
Pm, MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAys -''%
PROVIDENCE,
Capt SIMMONS n4p n, TUESDAYS. THuRsDAYs and pArv,
1--WE
Connecting With is xIpess Train Bristol the ssvs, mann,
4 o'clock. L'LH.F 'd q
Arriving q. Bosses ats o'clock time for a. ..a,.....
Freight taken . low Ne lowest and landed Bos.p. ns,
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FOR BOSTON,
CORD, Tux WHITE MOUNTAINS AND '~ W.
INTERMEDIATE PUISTS
The new and staDeh steamers Of the Norwich Llas
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF EEw.Yohk
leave Ess.Yofk daily (Suudsys excepted at seok ~
No 70 North River foot Of -'S
FOR NEW LONDON
there connecting with Express Tn
points Norwich and Worcester Boston and
and Nashua, and New London and HortaerH RailEosda
Freight tsken the For information inqut,
4
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2tntistrn.
MasRiasru.-
prcposlls.

NOTICE no CONTRACTORS. SEALED
- PROPOSALS v D. e'e' ID g 'h ono, i inr Soia OF 4" ate,
oa.i s .,.a"i iH i''s's, sli 's NarIrp'' S1p
-, ~, IA ~ W-,r rr, NrsaT@a,s 10 ,ui ss1oa. per.
s-a-,e 20 Mi--re. B. tsia.rlrc non lsfs,aaye 20 and
rahs-ar sla through oee,s q. 70 Nyre ave- Aoaee.
1 r,IS, A. Nod o,s.; IN IIrImls-svs froas Bsgta.
ave 10 he Je,sy Gig Bergen Point ranE Road eu0rAas tho FOL
sl'1, i7,oH-,n' f.-i Or sti-sb pine
Aholt 1899 t1'1. irst Il - u@l ppe
A,spt 5grt Hl.sl stof oincb ,pe
About sx.s Aleal e.. Of sio.h Pro
1hoa Ia lreal ee. Of siaeh piDs.
I2,iuol ttDp Cox
ls .gl-i So, caS,
ighrb Stop t'eAA
sgia-l Stop tor.s
qtineh Sop Cocks
B both eemert lived and Iron pip. to the mn
snoan, Of 'e A. eau BE- Sa9 a. me saes % O. w.
olilus rh Con the bt rseeg all pro
po,a taey deeu 10 tac interest q che ely so to Do
%II ,E5RiI,TXSiER, Water Commissioner.
JOHN H1LIADAYJ
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-General Office
~ oatout ,nl Railroad Ca. Ronon ~ T. Nov 49,
oIy Oft Mouniiie and DeATn Divisions this
o, ne M"es 1'a co ol .S .Sss I ~ @
vile ia Delaware County The Delaware Division consists u 20
ware Comfy All esicn to ,rpr.sed Center Delaware County
Man plans aui viii he shed aud after December
furnished :, i oaes THOMAS cGRYELL fr-,deat
NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS
~ PROPOSALS VII be received until January 1912 for the
stucilOn VI az
IRON BRIDGE
over River ibis place BIDS desired f the work
whole Sshsu supructurs aud Approaches but eY
viii ala be received Tor each portion " the work
For further epgy the Office Of the Company this city
wheTs plans an specilc<1ous can be srst - -, 90
W. W. Wight. Chief Engineer
Dated L,ayenvor,h. K,n,s, Oct 20. 1898.
Chy papen pease copy.
OFFICE TINS BoAKD oP EDuC,rioS
GRAND BIN Nks-ioHK, Nov. y, 1881
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received at
- this until lfth DAY Of DECEMBER NEXT at 30clock
which sid Proposals ~l be- considered for Supplying the
Public Jurisdiction Of the Bard Of EducAos wth
Books SaucF and other articles end TOR the OF said Schools.
for one year commencing O the LIST January. 1893.
ints required will be furnished application 10 the
Clsrk Of the BOird n Binrstion.
TIMOTHY BRENNAN,
SAMUEL D. H. VANCE,
JAMES b. DuPiGhAC COMMITTEE on Supplies,
THOMAS T. HALL
JOHN JASPER,
OgFicE OF Adr CoNasiAKV W SuBssTrNoE,t
DAyps ISLAND, ~ Y. H.. ROY. a. 1863
CEALED PROPOSALS Tin dnpllcatc) Will I've
D,ecyei nnt o'clock the 5h OF pecem6er for furnishing
Troops Dads Island n. y H. With FiESli BEEF from Dec
1863
good marketable quality With equal proper
(uek hasks aud kduey alow
udc expense " the contractor at such time aud
quantities required No bid will be entertained that
Butcher Nhc must give MS name Ia fall, bis
present place Of bnsprsg and residence
envelope ncosng proposals must be ndo Proposals for Fur
hhng fcsh beef W hANhiNa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-25

ITO ALL WHO ARE ABOUT TO
II BUILD, Plastic Slate is what you want. Fire
Proof in the fullest sense. Frost cannot crack it
neither sunshine or water penetrate or dissolve
it, from the moment it is applied Can be put any
form, from fiat, to perpendicular.
One half cheaper than Sheet-Slate
Soon hardens to bear uninjured the weight of
man jumping upon it, VIII supercede tin roofing-that
is so expensive and rusted through Iron Roof
ing-that is so costly and often racks by its undue
weight the structure it a-Percha-which
always leaks: Tar and Grave-ditto Sh1ngle Roofing
yearly growing COSTLY and is but finder to every
stray spark, which at best Time will soon destroy.
WM. L. POTTER, INVENTOR.
HEAR. HEAR! SOlon Robinson, President of 'srhe
FARMERS Club. New York. Agricultural Editor of the
New York Tribune says (amang other good things he
says of i Its discovery is great boon to American
Farmers" its!i s.. .r.r. =. .. .-...
Unequaled as lining for cisterns, plaster for
smOke-houses and ovens.
Superior to all Paints.
for the preservation of wood from fire wafer, Fave
utering tanks fence posts which it has been
applied will last indefinitely Long known and tried by
the inventoI although but recently patented
All orders or inquiries in regard to PLASTIC SLATE,
or Ashtabufa County. should be addressed to '-
BRYANT s. DILLEY, Geneva, Ohio.
April 4. 1866 S51.
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pponIICEsr Perfect and Permanent


RODUCESEP Perfect and Permanent
Cures of tbe WORST CASES OF CATARRH COLD
IN TIE HEAD5' SC0fizd' and edRyfhdt HeddGcae, as
HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS from wei known clIzcIis
and emineht nhysicins hare used in their private
uractice abundantlv testify
DIR SSATiESz[sAT AIRHH REMEDY will relieve fhe
Pressure and Pain IN The Head caused by sudden attacks
of cold and in short time viii cure thetisease entirely
One Hundred Thousand Persons annually die IN TINS
country of Consumption There is the highest mcdcai
authority for saying that with fully Onehalf If not Two
thirds bf this number the disease first commences as
CATARRH IN THE NOSE OR HEAD The next step
being to- the Throat and Dr0uchsR IR6es. lastly me
Lungs sCATARRHCkN BE CURED. bronchial an@ee' rec
fiOns can be Cured. bat CONSUMPTION -CANNOI,
therefore it should be prevented while possible.
DIR Sage who Is graduate of ono of the rst Medical
Colleges in the land has been praticing physician and
Surgeon for the past twenty years He was great suf-
ferer for many Chronic CaarTa, until nc suc-
ceeded in discovering this remedy which effected PER-
FEET AND RAnIc CURK in h own and subsequently Ia
huI of other cases of this distressing malady The
remedy contains no mineral or other poison II pro-
duces radical and is mild and pleasant 10 use.
For Sale by sf WM. II. ALLEN jefferson
H A. HENDRy, Ashtabula.
Ard Druggists generally.
Price 50 cents per package. a Liberal discount to
WE WffISEND the REMEDY TO ANY. ADDRESS
BY MAIL, onrece2t of an union SOC Fractional 4Snr-
reEcy Note and one three cent postage stamp. -Four
Packages to One Address for - 90 postage free.
Address [writing name Post Office county and state
plainly.l o,o
a22v Lock Box IA. Buffalo n v
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LONG ARM CHOP,
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

pound. sainn0snf
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Certificate of Auth,

By JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-25
NIUSrABD ,tstarcl5 Box Rluing, Ii
NJ amid Biuing at SWIFS'S
pson Quarry

IHIS Quarry, situated at Thompson, lPs, n,
be o shtabrla and vicinity, OF any other ana
the quality OF its stone superior for rmness ef te1tqr
ad JnrabiIi.v Sfope cnt to any dimensions. and TO
snv nnrnose dressed in the mort workmanlike manner
and az short notice. Orders soicitaec, Tor fIagging
CaIs ana Coming and wafer Tables. When the
traycf Is good, parties may do their own hauling at
considerable saving. ID. EDGEhTON;
Thompson, Dec. 20, 1885, sao
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OeTuHc;tlc Ol AulnOflty.
Auditor States Oflice-Insurance Department
CoLUMBs o., Feb. 20, 1868
WHEREAS Satisfactory evidence has been furnished
to me, showing that the John Hancock Mutual Life In
Company of Boston, of the State OF Massachu-
ses possessed of ut least the amount of actual CAPT
tai required for the organization of Lie Insurance Com
panes in this State under the provisions of the Act
titled IAN Act for the incorporation and regulation
Life Insurance Companies, passed April 16 1861 and
that the same is invested provided by the raid Act
and
by whose laws the said company was incorporated has
duly certified under his official SEAL that ke as such Off
holds in trust, and on deposit for the benefit OF all
the policy holders OF said Company such capital invest
ed afOrefed specifying the items thereof and that he
is satisfied that such securities worth hundred
thousand dollars; and
dore Stanwood, Esq of CINCINNATI in the County of
Hamilton, its Attorney in this State. whom pro-
of law can be served, and certified copy of the
Charter of said c. mpany has been filed in this office by
the said Attorney, together with certified of the
resolutions othe Trustees or Directors of said
Company appointing such Attorneys; and the said Com
pany has also filed In this Office statement Of it's con-
dtion and affairs in the manner and form required for
the Annual statements OF similar companies organized
Now, Therefore, l., JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor of
State for Ohio in pursuance OF the provisions of the Act
piled with the requirements of the said Act and the
raid Company have appoiI ted Messrs Growol Crooks
of Newark its agents in the County of Licking do
also hereby certify that said Compans and Agents are
duly authorized TO transact the business of Life Insu
rance In this State as PROVIDED Dy the laws thereof
on filing certified copy of this Certificate of Authority
in the County Recorders Office of the county where the
said Agency is to be established.
ThisCertifcatc of Authority is granted however on
the condtioRtha the said Insurance Company shall
engage in the business of other kind of Insurance
than herein authorized provided by tile laws of
Ohio.
In witness wheaeof have hcreunte subscribed my
name and caused my official seal to be affixed at the
City of Columbus the day and year first above writ
ten. JAMES IL. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State
Assets April lst, 1868 over 81, ,OOO0O06O.
w. s. CrOwelI, General Agent. No 9SlAtwatcr
Building Cleveland, Ohio. z Is
w. P..HowIand, Resident Agent Jefferson, O.
to whom alcommunications for agencies other nor
nation may be addressed. 1851
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win the 18th to the 1st of every
month a his Office 124 Ontario Street, Cleveland Ohio.
Having had successful Practice for the past twenty
five vearp in the treatment OF all kinds Of Acute and
Chronic Diseases especially Of the Throat and Lungs
and in the treatment of all kinds of Female Diseases
He viii give perfect satisfaction to all who may apply
for relief No mineral other Deliterious Drugs are
sef Botanical Remedies only viii all Diseases.
Having had successful practice in the above named
places for several years. with unparalleled of
which satisfactory reference can pe given at any of the
above named places. .. .-r......-- .
Prices OF Medicine for One Month"; from 50 to s. MI
croseopc Analytic Examination of the blood or Urine
free. Office 124 Ontario Street, PUBLIC square,
Cleveland, Ohio. ID '- S. G. CLARK, M ID;
Cleveland, Jan, 1, 1863 .t.a sh
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keepit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a Fi .~
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All policies In this company are now forfcitabe by the
laws Of Masssehusetts.- ~ mo gs.i tlg1s'3r
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y g5-fr ..-.z g.. --s.s. A. F. HUBBARD, Cashier.
-l-.-s-'i7t s1kss State of Ohio, Ashtabua Co. S..
Personally appeared before A. y Hubbard, Cashier
OF the Farmers National Bank of Ashtabula Ohio and
mace oath that the above report signed by him. s true
Witness my hand and notariai aea this 7th day JLly
A ID. 1865. EDWARD ii. FITCH,
Notary Public. .
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i % RENT.-A good set of Rooms to
Rent for small family. Price not above So per year
Apply to 81" asna
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5''sa ATTACHMENT NOTICE. 'i-''
J. p Sherwood Plaintiff , in attachment before
Eduar Hall J. p. of
Isabella b. Steddard, Def Ashtabula Township
l iai q 1eisas7r.-1 AsftabuIa Co. Ohio.
GN the Goth day of June 1868, said JUS
" tice issued an order of attachment in the above
action, for the sum Of S153.64 Said will be for
hearing ON the 9Th day of Aug. 1865 "a. NJ.
5t961 j. p. SHERWOOD.
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:. II. d Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to its original color
Nth the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick