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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-15
ny STATE VOLUNTEER INSTITUTE.
CORN Err. OF FIFTH AVENUE AND SEVENTY.
- SIXTH STREET: CENTRAL PARK,

vs ar. .ti.j. T.! ;S-g . .-.5lt, ..yr.,,. 81 q
CORNER OF FIFTH AVENUE AND SEVENTY
- SIXTH STREET. CENTRAL PARK, q,
a Hoxa AND SCHOOL FOR irrHs SONS OF DEckAs.
50. ED, ,soLDIERs.) =
.. De. q. .T.HELxBoLD-Two T. bottles only Of the
package Of your valuable BUCHU presentedto to ne
institute have been used by the children, and
with perfect success: In the case Of our little
Lisutensnt A. j., bis pride Is no longer mortified.
and he Is free from the daily morning alathemas
Of the ohambermaid who has: charge Of his bed.
ding feet that knoWIedge:of the result Of our
use or your BUCHg With the children under our
charge may save many superintendent and Ma.
tron Of Boarding Schools and AsyIums great
amount Of annoyance, and many a poor child suf-
fering more from weakness than from habit, may
bespared punishment that Is mot Knowing it as
o weakness instead OF bad habItl most unjusty
inflicted upon them. Thanking you on behalf Of
the children, and hoping others may alike be bene-
flied, am respectfully yours, 7.u. =: -
80 COLONEL YOUNG.
General Superintendent and Director.
June 1s, 1866. -.
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lsperialiNotlres.

CHU.f IPurcnased: a.. bottle; took theSoontentsI
and was SO relieved that continued the use Of It.
THE DIABETES HAS ENTIRELY DISAPPEARED
AFTER USING IT FOR THREE MONTHS.
WOULD GIVE FIFTY DOLLARS A! BOTTLE II I
could no.getit at any other price. =. .-ra.r
q Iimost earnestly recommend 1t, to all those
sunerlng from this disease. y
~ - Sincerely yours, -3' =
.'."'' - ANNA E. sToUGHToN, :;
30. 1as West Twenty .seyen:h street:
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FROM THE PRINCIPAL PHYSICIAN OF TIE
SANITARY NsIR4ARr OF THE STATE

SANITARY NfIRHARI OF THE STATE
= - 70.
OF LOUISIANA.
"a p1.llsrH .i'F, Il 'Fo,6soHzs La, April 20, 1870.
q. T. HxLMBoLD, ESQ.,:
DEAR srR-1 have in my practice used tn the
majority Of cases where disease OF the urinary
organs exIsted,) HELMBOLD's EXTRACT OF,
BUCHU, and can confidently say that i have
never known 1t to be used without the greatest
beneficial results. have consulted patients after
uartaxing Of IT, and they nysr: bly confirm my
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9nerial- Nntires.
opsnsOn;, out tass;oUn. The Buchu is good
thing. It has hundreds OF thousands OF living
witnesses to attest its virtue and commend It.

| witnesses to attest It's virtue and commend It.
FOR MEDICAL PROPERTIES,
SEE JOURNAL OF PHARMACY.
SEE REMARKS MADE BY DR. EPHRA1M Nc
DowELL,: A CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN AND
MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUR
GEoNs, IRELAND, AND PUBLISHED IN THE
TRANSACTIONS OF THE KING AND QUEENS
JOURNAL. i.. = =
SEE MEDrco- oBIRURG1oAL REVIEW, PUB
:L1sHED BY BENJAMIN TRAvERs, FELLOW OF
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, LONDON
SEE PROF. DEwEEs's VALUABLE WORKS on
THE PRACTICE OF PHYsIC.
SEE REMARKS MADE By THE LATE CELE.
BR lTED DIR. PHYsIcK, PHILADELPHIA. -
AND Most OF THE LATE STANDARD WORKS
ON MEDICINE.
SEE Medical Properties contained in DISPENSE
tory of the United States, OF which the following
is correct copy =
BUCHU.-Its odor is strong, dinusiver and some
what aromatic; It's taste Is bltterlsh and analo-
gous to that Of Mint It Is given chieny in COM
plants OF the Urinary organs, such as Gravel,
Chronic catsrrh OF the Bladder. Morbid Irritation
OF the Bladder and Urethrs, diseases Of the Pros.
trate Gland. and Retention or the Incontinence OF
Urine from loss Of tone in the parts concerned
In its evacuation. 1t has also been recommended
In Dyspepsia, Chronic rheumatism, Cutaneous
Arecaons and Dropsy.
-.
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CURE {, OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFECTION


49, ~. 3 wErPoR-, Conn.,, Sept. S, 1869.
q. T. HRIMBoLD, ESQ - '..ja.
2 DsAR SILL commenced taking your "Exsracs
of Buchun about two weeks since for an affection
OF the gravel, bladder and kldneys Ihave sunered
by spells very much for few days past; but yester
Gay relief came through the. srect OF your "Bu.
chu.n stone passed from my bladder about the
size of a large pea, and now feel perfectly well,
and entirely free from the palm that have suffered
with $50 hard" attribute my cure to your
medicine entirely, and would recommend all per.
sons similarly anected to trYis. 1 have great
faith in its curative powers. Yours truly
THOMAS J. BENNETT
.:.Gu.s RKFERs 10
Rev. WILLIAM C0GswELL,
To- westpors, Conn.
]. L. G. CANNON,
-; Druggist westpors, csnn.
q. L. WHEELER, Esq,
BRADLEY HULL. Esq,
wessport Conn.
DR.. wAKEMAN,
Reading, Conn.
R. W. ROBINSON, 90. -.
-, Wholesale Druggist New
.seG York CITY
And many Others II necessary.
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SPEEDY RELIEF FROM KIDNEY AFFECTION
occAs1oNEp By ACCIDENT.
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CITY HALL, MAYORS OFFICE,
RAawAY, N. J., December S, 1859. J
Thl. will certify that am personally acquant-
ed with II. NJ FREEMAN, and am cognizant OF the
facts as set forth in the above statement, and
the Several persons whose signatures are hereur-
to attached are all known to me.
JOHN F. WHITNEY,
Mayor Of Railway, M.
.--- G--..r- =
,r-t tsI
DR. K.E,YSER
PHYSICIAN OF OVER THIRTY YEARS tx
PERIENoE,. AND A GRADUATE OF TIE
JEFFERSON, MEDICAL COLLEGE,
AND OF TaE UNIVERSITY OF
., MEDICINE AND SURGERY
- .aoF RILADELPHTa. = S'-o...
Mr.. n. T. 'HsLxsoLD. .@'la5:a - :; '.'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
TEMPERANCE TICKET.

Speaking Of the Temperance politi-
clans who put State ticket in nomina-
ton. a short time since, the Bucyrus
7oHSussI, one of the ablest Republican
papeFs IN the State, says they are inten-
sely well-meaning gentlemen, and it
would be glad to publish their program
mes, announce their meetings, and do
all that kind of work to help them along
but the fact that the Democratic papers
are publishing their proceedings with
appreciation should admonish the Re
publicans not to aid in a movement that
viii inure to the benefit of the Democ-
racy. The Toz9naI takes the correct
view of the matter. Nearly every vote
cast for the Temperance ticket is drawn
from our ranks, and the direct tendency
Of the whole movement is to weaken the
Republican force at the polls. The ele-
ments which compose the Democratic
party are not easily led off in that direc-
ton. The intensely well-meaning gen
tlemen who are engineering the move
ment, while they are accomplishing no
good for their cause, are playing directly
into the hands of the Democratic party.
-DaYlo1E 7ozk1TfaL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
POLITICAL TEMPERANCE.

Forty persons assembled recently at
Columbus, adopted resolutions favoring
a prohibitory liquor law, and nominated
a State ticket. They were called "dele-
gates" but by whom or in what manner
they were delegated we are not informed.
If they have assumed to represent and
act for the temperance people of the
State, their authority for so doing is not
apparent. If they do not undertake to
represent and act for the temperance
people of the State, we do not see how
they can rightfuIly claim or consistently
ask for their support and countenance.
Last year a similar movement was un-
dertalzen and was explicitly dlsapproved
BY the State Temperance Alliance, an
organization formed by union of all
the temperance societies in Ohio. We
are not aware that the Alliance has re-
versed that action or that any ofits COM
ponent organizations have authorized or
endorsed the Columbus meeting. The
great majority of the friends of temper
ance-of whom we are one-were never
invited to participate in the choice of its
delegates, and had no voice in its pro-
ceedings, either in person or by proxy.
We are not questioning the P,1qilegz
Of these gentlemen to do what they have
done. Smith. Jones and Robinson may
hold a convention if they choose andre
solve what they choose, and no one
dares molest them or make them afraid
But when they come to ask, and, not on
" so, but demand of the public an en-
dorsement Of their action, that is a diff
ferent thing. It sayors very much o
the dogmatism Of the religious assembly
which resolved; I, that the earth IS th'
Lords; ,, that He gave it to the right
eous 4, that q0s are the righteous.
These remarks are suggested by q
communication from zone ofthe forty to
which we to day open our columns
Written by "a. person whose honesty
and apfightness Of purpose we
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
NEWE q FaE 80.


That orthodox democratic paper, the
Pittsburg Eilder, says the democratic party
ofthe North has become mere political
adventurer.
Emilio CASTELAR,. the great spanish ora
tor, favoTs and powerfully advocates the
immediate abolition OF slavery In the
Spanish colonies.
Dom Plat announces that he is ready 20
lay himself on his cOuntry's altar as an in
dependent candidate for Congress. The
sacrifice is too greati the country eannot
ask 1t.
It Is understood that Secretary Fish is set
ting his house in order, preparatory to his
retirement from the State Department..
Senators Henry B. Anthony and Aaron
RI. Cragin have been reelected to the Uni
ted States Senate by their respective Legis-
latures.
The Mcmillan cattle sale at xenia, re-
Gently, Is said to be, in the high prices oh
tanned, the most remarkable sale OF blood
Cd stock that has ever occurred in this
country or England.
"our preaehsr,'' says a correspondent,
writing from Delaware, Ohio, made a
good point yesterday. It was this; Those
protesting Christians who are always en-
gagged in argument upon the points of theii
belief or creed, are like the sign-bOards al
a cross-roads-alwaSs pointing outthe way
but never making any advancement them
selves Cincinnati Commercial.
The House has settled the Cuban contro.
versy by the adoption of the following res
olutIon:
faThat the President Is hereby authorized
to remonstrate against the DaE0arous man
ner in which the war in Cuba has been con
Quoted, and, IL he shall deem e eXpedtenf
20 solicit the cooperation OF other govern
menes In such measures As he may deem
necessary TO secure from both contendtnl
TscogniZed By ali civilized nations"
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an open daily confession Of the ability
Of Tun1-sellers to set all such legislation
atde6ance- It would moreover afford
a standing demonstration that the
temperance reform Ike other re
fofgnseannot be effected by the de-
erees which emanate from legis-
lative bodies. No one can be made
temperate. virtuous or religious by the
Be it eHacaed of the purest legislature
that ever existed. The most human leg
islation can do is TO curtaiI the opportu-
mites for vice. but even this it cannot
accomplish unless 1t IS enforced And
here lies the marrow of the whole sub
ject. Our present statutes against rum
selling are not enforced. and why ? Be
cause public opinion does not demand
IL And Why nos2 Because having
passed laws whseh We think will regu-
late the evil We have turned the whole
matter over 10 courts and juIies and
have almast ceased to talk, preach and
agitate temperance In other words,
having got the law we have ceased to
manufacture public opinion in favor Of
Temperance, Having done what we
conceive 10 be our duty, We leave courts
and je,ries to do the rest. Bat courts
and juries never VIII until public send-
ment demands IL. and public sentiment
which would do this would be worth a
thousand pr6hiBitory enachnents- The
rum traffic would disappear before It as
dew before the morning sun.
Here then is a hint for our Prohibi-
ton friends. Les them instead of spend
| ing their time IN holding caucuses and
conventions. lobbying legislatures anc
talking politics. exert themselves il
talking temperance and holding before
the pubic gaze the moral aspects. .ofTum
selling. And then let each. town. cit!
and township in the State have the now
er to regulate the traffic exactly as !
majority Of its legal voters shall dictate
At each spring election let the question
be submitted and decided hy- a majorit
of the votes cast: Shall this traffic b
tolerated, licensed or prohi5ited? Thi
will bring the subject before the PeoPl
in practical way and with Practca
consequences. As public opinion e1
pressed through the ballot-box deter
mines so the law will be for the ensuin
1 year, and law thus enacted we may b
sure will be enforced. In large numbe
t of towns and townships where the traffi
c in rum is now tolerated it viii be total
L prohibited and in every large city it wi
E not only be largely reduced but made
: contribute to the expense of the goverl
y ment So shall temperance men
L able to accomplish results worth haviT
e and the temperance sentiment of Il
Al State utilized to some purpose.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24

WHIrrEMoRE's case came up in the
House on Tuesday and was disposed Of
by the adoption Of resolution, offered
by Mr.. LOGAN. declining to allow him
to be sworn in as Representative in
the Forty-6rst Congress and directing
that his credentials be returned to him.
This resolution was adopted by an en-
phatic majority-II3 to "a. So WHITE
MORE goes 'iwhere the woodbine twin
eth" The action of the House in refer
ence TO him deserves and will receive
the heartiest appreciation.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
Rridge No1ice.

AUDITOR s OFFICE, DELAWARE COUNTY.
DELAWAEE, OHIO- June p, 1870
NOTICE is hereby given that seal
IN ed proposals VIII be received ut the Aud
itor's officss in Delaware, Ohio. until Au-
gust gth, 1870 tor the superstructuTe of
three spans ofs2 feet each of g. Kings ? at
tent Wrought Iron Tubular or Channel
Arch Bridge, tcgethef with the stone work
TOR the same as per plans and specifea-
tions on 1le IN he Auditors Office.
By Order of the Commissioners.
june24-6vl J. T. DOTY, Aud 5s0r.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24

General Butler has reported from the
Committee on Reconstruction a bill
which provides a general amnesty for
all persons engaged IN the late rebellion,
excepting few of the more conspicuous
and responsible leaders, and those guilty
Of starving our prisoners and other acts
of uncommon arocity. The time seems
to have now arrived when such an act
may be passed without jeopardizing the
national welfare or safety and when there
is no longer any political necessity for
the disfranchisement Of any very extern
siye class of rebels. This being the case
there can be no harm in passing a we'll
considered amnesty act, and it may do
much toward assuaging that bitterness
of feeling on the part of the disfranchised
which there remains no sufficient reason
to perpetuate,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
to perpetuate.

THE Democratic county convention
held recently in Fairfield county adopt
ed the following resolution;
"That we are in favor Of disowning
the bonded debt or in other words, are
in favor of repudiating it, and if paid
we are in favor of letting the Abolition
party and its negro allies pay it. :.
Our prohibitionist friend who contrib
utes to our columns to day, viii please
take notice. Here is one Democratic
convention which does not consider all
the war issues settled, and one evidence
that the Democratic Bourbons are no
all defunct.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24

GEORGE NEWMOYER,O or agent, Is
" hereby notified that the Trustees uf
Thompson township, Delaware county,
Ohtu, will meet at the house OF W. H. Dill
saver on Saturday, July 8. 1870, at 1 O'Clock
P. NJ, for the purpo-e OF hearing petition
as III, in The Clerk g Office of sald Town
rhIp June Il, 1870 and also for the purpose
of locating or widening ditch commenc--
lug NJ the west side of your farm, thence
running in an easterly direction across TIE
AaIne as described in said pttitiOn.
June 4-2w j. B. LINSLY, j. 2. Clfrk
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
sTONE! STONE !!

MOOR 81 window siIIs, Cellar steps
} Flags, CtStern Covers in the rough, aud
all kinds OF Building Stone, furnished at
my Quarry, west of o. w. h. College, West
Delaware Orders may be left at The Gro
Gerry Store of w. s, Ldttle, SandusKy street.
mRyl3, '70-8m0s q. w. LITTT,E
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
NEW .TEWELRY

TTNHIS day received new styles Cold Siets
Il and Pns-very pretty. ladies call and
see them.
A large assortment OF Sleeve Buttons and
Studs in Agate, Sardonyx, EnRmeled, &e.,-
STYLES new and pretty, Cents call and SEQ
them, at No. Williams Block.
iune8-tf q. PI4AFT.
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JOB TURNING.
RRrCHERTs & MILE

II EECHER RTS & MILL ER
XXYOULD respectfully announce TO
Wv Builders aud others who are building
thnt they are prepared to do all kind Of
WOOD TURNING, such as Stair BanisteFs,
N-rved Posts, Mouldings &c, on the short
est notice at the most reasonable terms
For neHtness of pattern, uniformity and
smuOthness, we viii let our work speak for
itself Give us call. Upper floor 9. q. 4
1. q. Gar shop, near Depot. Terms cash
npT22tf REICHERrS s. MILE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
A GRAND EXHIBITION on NATION
Al INDUSTRY.

The American Institute of New York
City, of which Horace Greeley is Presi-
dent, will hold their thirty ninth Fair du-
ring the months of fSeptem' Der and Octo-
Der next, at the Empire TI<inlz.
The brilliant suCCP. IS of former Ex-
hibitions is a guarantee that a leading
feature in the attractions of the Metropo-
lis during the fo'll will be this Great In
dusrial Display.
For cFcp' ar giving classification OF
articles, yules for Exhibitors and full par
tculaFs, address, Corresponding Secre-
tary 2 american Institute. New York City.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24

EORGE NEWMOYER, or agent
" on are hereby notified that the Trus-
tssrs of Thorn psun township, Delaware
couutv, Ohio, will meet At =. w. Moneys
July IS, 1870, at 1 o'clock p NJ, for the hear
ing OF q petition as fled in th4. Clerks office
of >aid township and also for the purp, Sc
of locating ditch running acr' IS the north
east corner Of your farm along the run
Kn. Wn as the ]. Haskin~ Run.
june24-2w J. B. LINSLY, J. P, Clerk
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
Legal Notice

a LVINA j. PITTS and her husba nd
"A George Pitts, of Washington, Wash Ing
og he tais Of fPITii qIiinois G vii ~ o,c 9
Henry W. Pumphrey, ArVll bald IlyRJrand
William P. Reid, Thomas Z. Powell. Walter
T. Watson, J',hu ID. Van Deman, William
NJ. WaFFe.. John Brundage, John H Men
denhall, William @. WILLIAMS, EI ward r.
Thompson, Homer NJ. CaFper, henry A
Welch. Samuel P. Sh1r ana Iaee b ]. Shur
Jany or Delaware, > OHIO, ell ID e I0t6 day of
June, 1870, f1led their peIitfs,Es- IN the Court
Common Pleas of I8elaaF ware county,
Ohio, against them and George S. Cryder,
the 18th day of February, Is &c. said George
:. Cryder executed his pro- 'lnis>ory mole of
April 1, 1870, to Alvina i Pitts or bearer
WI h interest from April l. 1859, and that
interest from April l. lS69; that plaintiffs
own said note; thai at the same 10th of Frb-
said note, execAted ami delivered to said
Pitts deed OF mortgage, conveying to her
and her assigns the following premises in
Delaware county, ONO. and IN ScioCil goWn-
ship. ana known az part of survey NO A.
0sS, Virginia Military District, and being
that certain lot of land form eriy Delons e
to Soils RsRyn OldS and which was set of to
said AlvIna ]. Pitts. n the sub-diVI IslOn and
partition of said real estate of said Soils
Reynolds deceased; B ginning at ss post and
stone OF the junction OF the state ana oun-
tv road Stsuth 81 desgrees east SI1< links to
q stone on a post by a red oak; thence North
| SIS degrees west 240 35-lO0 poles to a corner
tree; thence 81 nth 81 degreeS so min utts
west 80 66-l0O poles to a post and stone in the
corner; thence South 81 degrees east
| 253 lilo poles to the centre of the State road,
| post, stone and brick bats Ia line on north
| line OF the State road and thence North
| 81 degrees 30 minutes east 53 9315-l00 poles,
following the centre of the State road to the
/ be@innIng: containing 7S acres and 1855
poles OF land, as per survey made by James
Eaton in October. 1868, more or less. Plant
/ iffS ask Judgment against said George =.
/ Cryder for 81, 100 90, with interest thereon
| from April L l. SO, and for sale of said prem
/ iSeS to pay said debt. At the next August
Term, A. d. 1870. of said Court said case will
be heard.
/ June 10, 1870
| CARPER & VAN DEMAN,
Attorneys Tor plaintiffs.
/ iunelg-GvvDfeIg9
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24

Hon. L. ]. Critchfeld. for many years
reporter of the Supreme Court Of Ohio,
is announced as a candidate for the
nomination for Supreme Judge. Mr..
Critchfeld is personally one of the best
of men. and the intimate acquaintance
which his position has given him with
the laws and precedents of the State
must have qualified him in no ordinary
degree for a place on the bench. He
was formerly resident of this place
where he is well known.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
Agricultural E1oa1ce.

TTVHE. members of the BOs rd Of the
i Delaware County Agricultural Society
will meet IN their rooms in the Court House,
on Monday, Iuty Aths next, at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ
The erection Of a new Domestic Hall on
the Fair Ground viii be- considered. Let
every nlembr-r be present.
By Oder nf the President
iune21-2Ml Y M. 10y. Secretary.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
PAINTS.
81.


This is NO PATENT MEDICINE HUM
BUG, gotten up TO dupe the ignorant and
credulOus nor Is 10 represented as heing
"com posed of rare and precious substances
brought from the four corners Of the earth,
carried seven times across the Great Desert
of Saharah on the backs of fourteen cam
els, and brought across the Atlantic Ocean
on two Ships." It Is a SiHlple, anild, soothing
Remedy. a perfect Specific for NATARRH and
cold IN THE HEAD also for offensive
Breath, Loss or Impairment OF the Sense
nf smell. TASTE or Hearing, Watering or
Weak Eyes P,liu or Pressure In the Head,
when caused, as they all not unfrequently
are, by the viOlenre of GatnrFh.
Iutier, in good faith, q standing Reward
of $500 for a ense of Catarrh that cannot
cure.
For Sale by mast Druggists Every-
where
Price 90 CeRts.
Sent by mail, post paid, on receipt OF SIX
TY GENTS. -Four packages for $500, or doz.
for So 90.
send n two cent stamp. for pT, s9gea
pamphlet on Cntarrh. Address the FFo-
prieior r. v, PIERCE, N. D.t
5une8-8ulos. RuffalOs n. Y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24

General Sherwood mas msde an ex-
cellent Secretary Of SITE, and is entitled
to renomina6cn, no less by his eff
ciency and faithfulness as an officer,
than he is by custom, We hope the
compliment Of denomination viii be
awarded him as it has been, without ex-
ception, to his predecessors.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.1-
gouurw of Sacramento. r.

II +. Hastings. Vice President, and Joseph
Craclzbon, Secretary ofths PACIFIC MUTUAL.
LIFE Insurance COMFY, being duly sworn
depose and say and each for himself an1 81
the said Company; ; and that, on the thirty
ntst day or Deeembrr last. (ls3W an nf the
above descil lbsd Assets were the absolute
property OF the said Company. FIRE and
clear 81 ON amy Hens or claims thereon, exc
cent as above stated aud that the foreEo-
ing Statement with the Schedules and exc
plantations hertfO annexed and nE them
subscribed. are true, full and correct state
mtnt OF the true condition and Of the lc-
tual state Of the afitirs OF tha said Company
on the said thtrty-nrat day OF December
last snd for the year ending nn that day.
acCC riding to the best of their knowledge
information and belief. respectively.
q. Il. HASTINGS, Piec President
JOSEPH CRACEBoEs, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn 90 before nae, this
n. 81 "a day uf February. 1870.
CHARLES .. TuHHERT,
Notary &fthlle.