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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
TO TIE PuRLIC.

an the 10Th day OF August last, MARGARET JANE
v HoY,s bound girl, seventeen years OF age, was
abducted from the premises Of tho subscriber in Vio-
lot township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and remained
secreted until tie 18th OF September.
During the time her whe reaboutsw was solved in mys-
tory, became currently reported that the ndersign-
ed had murdered hcrand search made of his preini-
sis to hnd the body. This report was doubtless put
aaoat By some malicious and designing person per-
sons and has caused great deal of serious trou-
Bile and many unhappy moments; but am now happy
to make known to the public that the girl has since
been found alive and well and thus une9uiyocay re-
fite tho report that she had been murdered
The girl was found by Rev. Applcman and David
Cramor both Of Franklin county, Ohio.
aetl GEORGE n. HARRIs
Ylnlei ioMnaiIln, Octohor5. la5i-Q2
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GeHlRUCG ~ is tHey ~ Hlhhc
physical Pin but not easy 10 make tho best Of all Pis
-onc which should have none OF tho objections, but
all the advantagcsof every othcr This hns been nt
tempted here, and with whnt success wo would re-
speclfully submit the public decision. II has bccn
patient hitherto that almost every
pufgat!ve medicine Is acrimonious and Irritating W
The bowels Thlsisnot. Many ofihcm produce so much
gripping and pain and reyusion IN the system as to more
hnn counorbnnncc the good to be derived from them
These pills produce no irritation pain, unless II
arise from previously existing obstruction or de-
rangemeni In the bowes. Being purely vegetable, no
harm can arise from theirusc In amy quantty but II Is
better that any medicine should bo taken judiciosy-
Minute directions foe thor use In the several diseases
to which they are applicable are gwen on the box-1
Among tho complaints which have been speediy cur
BY them, we may mention liver complaint, IN ts va
rious forms OF aundce, indigestion, languor and loss
of appetite isessnoss irrtability, bilious headache
bilious fever fever and aguc, pain In the side and oins
for in truth, all these are but tho consequences dls
oased action OF the liver Asan aperlent, they aGnrd
prom ut and sure relief In cosveness piles, collie dys
enery humors scrofun and Scuryy, colds, with spre-
ncss OF the body ulcers and impury OF the blood; In
short any and eyery whore pnrgative isrequrcd
They have also produced some singularly successful
curos In rheumatism, gout dropsy graVel oryspelhs,
papAoh OF tho hcart, pains In the back, stomach and
side. They should b9 freoy aScn in the spring OF the
year, to purify the blood aud prepare the system for the
change Of seasons An occasional dose stimulates the
stomach and bowels into healthy action, and rostoros
the annette and vgor. They purify the blood and by
their simuant actiUn on the oirculatory syse reno
tee strength Of the body and restore the wasted
OF diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence
ar occasional dose s advantageous even though no sc
rious arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing
should mover bo carried too far every purgaye me-
dicine iuduces tho strength when taken TO excess
The thousand cases In which physc required canno
be enumerated here, but they suggest themselves to
the reason OF every body and II is confidently beiev
ed this pill will answer better purpose than any thing
which has hitherto been available 10 mankind. Whom
their virtues arc once known the public viii no longer
ldoubt what remedy TO employ when in need OF ca
| thartc medicine. yf.
| Being sugar wrapped they arc pleasant to tako, and
being purely vegetable, harm can arise from the
! use in any quantity.
For minute directions, soc the wrapper on tho Box
Prepared by James c. Aver, Practical and Analyti
cal chemist Lowell, Massachusetts. Prco % cepts PEI
Box. Pyc Boxes for 81.
Sold by Otto W. Kroamer and X. l.. Sloeum and co.
Lancaster Ohio. SEPT S, ,ls5l-3m21
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hi. sUOTT, DENTIsT.

e-ruw-r..,> HAAS opened hisnew onicoin Epiug's
ksE-cAtEE4 y Il Brick Building, Main Street, tAe
Il Tfy-@TfA I'LL where he can be found every day
1Ill-D during busross hours, from g TO 10 AIM.
and from | ia O'Clock, Z. NJ. For about 90 years
have aboTcd constantly obtain that state OF perfec-
tion innlrug (pluging) Teoth, which would result In
saving for life all the natural tceth: s not now
question with siul Dentists whethcr they e be saw
ed or not and that Is obtained by giving greater
mount labor and to each operation, and useing
none but gold lngs Success In hs course saVos vast
amount OF suffering from toothache and from extract
ing teeth, and wearing OF artificial teeth, which is the
suro result 6f dceayed teeh neglected give my pat
rons certified guRraneesto TO be effective during the lives
ofthe parties Warrantng the pemanance Of the nngs
wol as the entire safety OF the tooth, charge
will ever be made for repairing II 1t shoudbecome ne
cessary extract teeth at all times and treat diseases
Of the mouth. Thankful for the very liberal patronage
have received from the citisenta Of Fairfield county
for tho last Is years, respectfully ask for Us eonn
uaneo. ~ gst5 :, g. ~, H. SCOTT.
May ls5i-3ml
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WOOLEN FACTOSY FOR SAFE.

Il tho citizens OF Fairfield and adjoining counties,
that he desires 10 sell at private sale the WOolen
Enctory Atuciedp inc town OF flSnVcmHpoTt,
Fairfield county, Ohio Tho machinery Is principally
NEW and IN FIRST RATE RUNNING ORDER and
docs work equal TO any In the country and has large
run ofcustom, There isconnoctad with the Factory
q, good aud convenient Dwelling House, contain
@ ing four rooms and also four finely situated lots.
WA9 The out buildings numcroua and conyc cnient.
Persons dcsirous Of making a good bargain In this
kind OF property would do we'll TO come and examine
said premises. } JONATHAN X. MlESSB.
Hayensport, Oetobor5, 1sj4-2oN '~
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JOKN WORK,
| WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
COPPER, TIN d SIIEET-IRCN WARE

WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
COPPER, TIN d SIIEET-IRCN WARE,
Maia strsst, nearly opposite the 7allmadgc House.
A GAIN akes pleasure in calling tho attention ofhIs
IA customers and country merchants generally 10
the largest stock of Copper, Tin and ShectIron
factures ever brought TO this market o tak great
pains TO keep constantly on hand large variety Of
every thing That possibly be wanted in his nc aud
haters himself that from his long experience in the
Tin and Sheet-Iron Business,
he will be able to give full satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their work. Having practical knovi-
edge OF the business, his selections arc made with
view to durability style and cheapness.
Manufactured to Order.
He also keeps in his employ somo of tho best work
men that can be secured, and always having on hand
the very best material, Is enabled to manufacture 10
order anything and every thing desirable in his line
In as good style and OH MS fair terms can anywhere
be had. t.' t-.T.
ab All kinds OF Stoves, &s.
Never in tho history OF Lancaster was there an estab-
llishment that kept on hand larger and more complete
assortment Of stoves OF all kinds aud varieties He Is
also prepared with alarge number of Fire Crates and
for the odaon of Ills customers Keeps on haud
8large quantity of Fire Brick manufactured CYPRESS
ly with view to putting up Crates, &c.
In fine, any and everything needed in his line can bc
secured by giving him call and at prices as reason
able rs can be obtained In any other establishment In
the State. lnasmuch Rs his present stock is greatly
superior tohis former in quantity, quality variety and
chehpness, he feel confident that persons giving him
call will go away highly delighted and amply satisfied
Lancaster, September %, 1854 81
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

Dyspepsia, Jdundiee. Chronic or Nerpors Debility
Diseases Of the RidheyS,
A Dali diseases arising from dsOrdcrcd Liver or
IN Slomach; such as consumption inward piles, full
OF blood to the head, acldlty Of the stomach na
sea, hoar-6uan, disgust for food, fancss weght
the stomach, sour oructaons, sinking 1utterine at
the pit Of tho stomach swimming Of the hoad hurried
and difficult breathing nucrng at the heart, Choaling
or sunocation sensations when In lying posture, dim
ness of vison dots or webs before the sight, fever and
dull pain In the hend deficiency Ofperspiraton yellow
limbs ETC., sudden hushes heat burning In the esh
onstant imaginings fowl groa. depression ofsplrs
CAN BE EFFEUTUALIY CURED BY
DIR. Hoodand's Celebrated German Bittcrs
Prepared by Dr. C. Jackson, at the German Mclieiae
| Store, No. 100 Areh Street, PhlIadspkia.
Their power the above disessesis not cxcelcd,
" eQuallcd, by any other preparation In tic United
States M the cures attest, in many cases after sktI
physicians had failed.
These Bitters worthy the attention Of nyalIds--
Possessing great virtue in the ratification ofdseRses OF
the Liver and lessor glands, xercsng tho most search
Ing powers In woakness and elections Of the digestive
organs thoy are, witha safe, certain and pleasant.
Read and be o0nuiReed.-F. KEssELMEfR, Jewelcr,
Wooster Ohio, December end, 1851, said: 81 embrace
Ihsopportnpiiy Of fintornng you Of the great benefit
have derived from the use OF DR.. HOohands German
Bltcrs have used them for Chlls Und fever and dis
ordered stomach, and found rclicf every They
are the best remedy for dsordered stomaeh think, In
existence"
P. FoLEy, Bloomneld, Ohio, October 7, 1852, saldl
with feelings ofgratitude take my pen TO inform you
OF the lncalcunblc benefit have derived from the
of Hoonands German Bitters, hayc used them for
the Liver complaint, and tai pleasure In recommends
ing them to the public the safest aud bost remedy
| now in uscn
| The Editor Of tho Wooster Democrat, May @, 1852,
said; "Hohands German Bittors.1his Invaluable me-
dicne Is daily performing ofthc remarkable
character. Wo do notspeak Of this mcdiciue without
knowledge OF Its efficacy, have tried II IN our
family, and find 10 be tho only thing needed In liver
complaint or dyspepsia.
| oGIER d CLARKE, Cambridge, Ohio November II,
1889, sad "By those persons who have used your HoOf
lands German Btters they are considered Nh nyaua-
bio remedy for dyspepsia"
| IrFYou should boar in mind that those Btters arc
ENTIRELV VEGETABLE, thereby possessing advantages
over most OF tho preparations recommended for snli
| lar diseases. lo
| For sale by Kaufman e CO.; r. Katb, Rushvllle; r.
h. Walker West Rushviile; Porter & Weirsten, Iytho.
! polls, and Dealers in medicine overy whore.
! December II, lS53-1y
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DAILY MAIL ny RAunoAp-At last At
last--we are accommodated with n da;iv
mail by railway; after having neti,;onaa
end pcJi6oned and nraved and nravsd M
Ill petitions and prayors seemed ~ bo nj
teriy unayailino and eyervbodv concerned
was absolutely discouraged How the Post
Office Department 90 oSensA ito h.arI will Ii
remain mystery till the final day. But ne
mater now the boon is granted; and we
shsll not puzzle ourselves 10 get behind the
act to ascertain the motives which prompt
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NY INDUSTRY WE THRIVE.
.t RISING A. LYONS.

RE now receiving at their old stand as 1ne stock
"a Of FANCY and STAPLB DRY GOODS as has over
Been offered In this Market consisting OF every article
Boots and Shoes, Csrossrss, Queenspdrs and GidsG-
pays all OF which they determined TO sell low
excepted A -t l'.tN
They beg leave to tender their thanks to the
czens ofLancastcrs and vicinity, for the very liberal
been in business, and hope for a continuance Of the
same assuring the public that pains shall be spared
therpa to give entire satisfaction. The usual Rr
tces OF country produce taken in exchange for Goods
Lancaster, March 81. 1854, E
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES
-l., AT THE --
CITY GROCERY STORE!
ENENRY A. GEBELEEN,

KAENRY A. GEBELERN,
ons Deer East Of the H0ekinE YGiSy Bdnk, Ssuth Sfis
Main STREET, Lancaster, Ohio.
ND ESPECTFULLY solicits the attention ofhs friends
D. and customers, and all that may want Groceries,
and who will be so kind to give him CALL both from
the city and county, to my superior and complete stock
Of Groceries just received, embracing in part the fol-
lowing articles: a- =
JAVA and RIO COFFEE; Young. Hyson,
GE;S Black And1mpprial TEAS; New Orleans Sugar,
H%ehff Loaf, Crushed and Pvlyerized; Rice Golden
s&aShSyrup, s. II. Syrup, s. II. Molasses, n. Orleans
do Oranges, lemons, Raisians Figs, Prnn, Almonds,
Pecons, Flbers Coco Nuts and Brazil Nuts Dried Beef
Dried Tongues and Cincinnati Cured Hams, English
Dairy Cheese and w. r. Cream do,,; Spice Cinnamon,
Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace, AlspCe, Pepper and Ginger,
Sal Soda, Or TARTAR Sanratss Starch, Sapetor, Ext.
LogwOod, Indigo, Maddcr, Alum, etc., etc, -..
Soap, Candles, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Wash Bords,
Baskcts, ete., etc. t.t ~. t
fine lot OF Chewing Tobacco, also Smoking do. and
Cigars Wines and Walkers Burton Pale Ale, gon
al stock ofNouons, Toys and many othor articles.
May l, 1854. II. A. GEBELEIN.
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Attachment Notice,

T my instance attachment was issued on tho Tih
n day Of September, A. ID. 1854, by Alfred McVeigh
RJusice OF the Peace Of Hooking township, Ohio,
against the property and effects OF James NJ. Black,
nonresident Of Fairfield county, for tho sum OF two
hundred and thirty.sx 64OO dollars and costs Of thia
suit JOHN r. MUMAUGH, Assignee
October 70, Ia54-4w23 Of Beery & jenkins.
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OARROHh MILLS.

- FVNTlE undersigned having purchased the Grst
hAi u and PlOurng Mill heretofore owned by Gen.
HsE J. o. Reynolds. deceased, would hereby inform
the public that Is his purpose to make this Mill what
Il should be, Grist mill for the accommodation of the
neigborhoodin in which il is located.-And having Sc
cured the services Of experienced Miller, is prepar
cd as he believes, to do work calculated TO please
and therefore solIeits patronage. --L,.-...
MAY 90, 1854, J. 'RADEBAGH
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FOn SALE.

TEIHE undersigned agent for tho Merchants and Me-
chanics Bank of Wheeling, Virginia, will sell al
private sale reasonable terms, that valuable Rosl
Sss4 Estate situate on the corner Of Columbus and
@liiI Main Streets, Lancaster, known as tho SWAN
EsiL HOTEL, including the whole property, formerly
owned by Thomas o. White, ESQ.
II sold, that part Of said property occupied as the
Swan HOTEL will be for after the first OF October
next. II. II. HUNTER, Agent &c.
| Lancaster, August II, 1e5i-I5
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NToTICEi Is hcrebygvcn, that we have this day beeu
duly appointed as Executors of the Estate Of PETER
HAYHR deceased, late of Fairfield county, Ohio. Per-
sous knowing themselves indebtedt to said Estate arc
notified to make immediate settlement, and all persons
having claims against said Estate requested to pre-
sent thcm duly uthenticated within one year
i7rsI a. JERIAH IIAVERl r...a,...
Sept. 6, IS5i-4wt GEORGE HAVER|
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Franl.lin County, OhlO--Prohato court

te rfHF PETITION TO SELL. '.y
Lydia DefIenbaugh, Guardian OF Carolus and LOWS
D. Delfonbaugh. rs. Her Wards. tc@
nEhe 23rd day OF September, 1854, at o'elo kP.
W Nj, on the premises IN lithopos, Fairfield coun-
ty Ohio will be sold the following Real Estate, towt:
Fast hafof 1n-ot, No. 70, In the Village Of Lithopos,
formerly called Cenerve, which will more fully mp
pear from the Records OF said Village, subject 10 a
dover OF $40 pnr year to tho said Lydia DoGerbaugh
Appraised subject to said dover, TO $3.50.
Terms OF salo-one-third In hand, balance one third
in one and two years. with interest secured by mort
gage. LYDIA DEFFENBAUGH,- 1-
August IS. 1s54-4wI5 Guardian, &c.
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Court of Common Pleas, Fairfield Coun-
", Ohio.

PETITION.
William T. Bnmneld, Executor Of David Brumaeld.
against,
jacob Ketner and Caroline his Wifa. Herman Edwards
and Missouri, his Wfc, and others. NI
YNNHlS Petition Is filed 10 forcclose mortgage gyon
IL by Defendant, Jacob Kctner to Plaintiff, secure
the payment Of SOFA CO. held In trust by the Plaintiff
for the seven Heirs Of Nancy Gilmore, OF whom the
Defendant, Missouri Edwards Ia one. tits alleged In
the Petition that said Defendant Ketner, has paid 10
said Defendants, Edward and Wife, their full dsLribu
tive share of said fund.-
Tho object of this suit 10 collect the aforesaid
and to enable Petitioner to make distribution thereof
upon equitable principles, Me-
Notice therefore horeby given 10 said
Edwards and Wife, that they arc required to answer
JOHN T. BRAsBE, .dttornsyJor Petitioner.
August 81, l6S4--6wl7 fr'
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Atinch,ncntN Noficn.

A 7 my instance an attachment was this day issued
IA by G.. Steinnan, Justice OF tho Peaco Of Hook
ing township, Fairfield county, against the property
and effects Of John urtcll, absconding debtor, for
tho sum Of Eleven Dollars and Flfty-tvo Cents, and
Ten Dollars the probable costs OF this suit.
September 81, ls5t-4w22 d. w. CROOK.
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nttnohmont Notice,

my instance, order OF attachment was lhis day
~ Issued by Jacob Rmblch, Justice ofthe Peace OF
Hooking township, Fairfield county against the pro-
perry aud effects Of Andrew DegraG non-residcht OF
said county, for the OF balance 2271 76 and s25
probable costs dated this Both day of September 1854
Lancaster, Ohio, Oct. 8, lS54-4W22 p, BOPR.
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.

FENHE subscrber having purchased the establishment
u cfR. b. MoBRiDE, viii be pleased TO accommodate
all who may require his services In the above line He
Is provided with tho best modern Instruments, and Il
prepared 10 put up pictures In the latest and most a
proved style. Hours from O'Clock until 4.
lancaster, December z, 1859. v. M, GR1SWOLD.
N. B. instructions given In the art and apparatu,
furnished II desired,
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FARM RON sAME.

VNVhh subscriber would Inform the citizens of Fair
\ neld and adjoining counties that he would sell IN
on rohsoneple terms, nj private sale the farm on whcl
ne now resides In GIoenneld township, Fairfield coun
", oho ana situated some hve and half mlles from
Lancaster aud containing one hundred and afty-iou
acres. Thefarn is well improved and Is arong tn,
best agricultural ms In the county
MayH,IS L. Won MODEM.
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NoTlCE is hereby given, that the Secretary ofthc
Y AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Is now ready to make en-
tries Of articles to be exhibited at tho Fair which win
take place tho 18TH 18th and 18th OF October next
All persons intending to exhibit will do well TO enter
ther articles at oueo Members Badges also ready
Secretary can be found at tho oillco of Martin &
Schlcich in Fostor's Building.
sopt. a, 1851 n. SCHLEICH, Secretary.
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REMOVAL.
DIR. O. E. DAVIS.

VIAS removed his residence aud Office to the brick
u u building formerly occupied by John stallsmlth
ESD, south side OF Main Street, doors west of Dr.
hreiders residence. October 10, 1e54--23
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All kinds Of Stoves, &s.
NOTICE.

TSHE subscriber respectfully inform his friends and
IL public in general, that he has much enlarged his
STOCK OF GROCERIES,,
to the variety He has just opened and has for sale
N.<eeS5ppss, Mol, MaCkerel o he best quality
x.@s - Also, best PickIing Vinegar, and
a small Stock of Dry GOods'to to suit customers,
all ofwhich will be sold low for cash rapproyed
Try produce Mt his Old stand, corner OF Broad and
Winding Streets, and nearly opposite the Broadway
Hotel 81 . !. CHURCH.
N. b. Butter, Bacon, lard and Corn Meal wanted.
Lancaster, September 81, 1880 --..t
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Man BoRS 10 LABoR.-Man was born to
labor, andis SO organized that be cannotbe
happy or healthy without some steady occu-
paiion. And Il iabor& occupation are neces-
sary to othehealthy state. how muchmore nee
essary mustthey be to a mind diseased? Half
the crimes committed against society origin
ate in mems not knowing how to employ
their faculties in some useful pursuit. Sol
itary confinement cannot remedy the evil;
and leaves the convict, after he has served
his time, as helpless as before.
He that has never known adversely is
but half acquainted with others or himself.
Constant success shows us but one side Of
the world. For as it surrounds us with
friends who will tell us only Of our merits,
so it silences our enemies, from whom we
alone can learn our defects.
Love of children is always the indi'
cation of a genial nature, pure, unworn and
unselfsh heart. Never, says Lavater
make that man your friend, who hates
bread, music, or the laugh of child
Wrongs may try good man, but they
cannot help imprint on him false stamp.
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statement Of tho Condition


sIIOME INSURANCE COMPANY"
OKmc lst day OF July, 1854, as required BY the act.
oftho Legislature Of Ohio, OF May lsi, lSSsa
ffhe nnino 0f the company is"lhe Homo insurance
eon,pai,s - aud Ia located il the city Of New York
Tke anounl Of Tho capital stock of tho company q
SSss,.s Of he company consist Of the following
itSae,si1; I., easn On hand, an bank,) s s,og5 81
end. Real Estate Owned BY the
sabI,eet s,is'ii io mortgage of is,oOO 90
I'd. Bonds and mortgages on real estate, H,F
being first lien and OF which q ~
mount more than 500 900 is upon
property worth double the sum for -
which tho sane Is mortgagcd S0o 5uO W
4th. Leases on stocks payable on de- 80 a,o a.
5h. bills receivable 10 eG2 25
O'n' oE[g oaecs '''''1'' '''e V'4' 'E''y 800 90
7lh. intorests duo on. loans lst July,
9Th. out standing premiums j 490 IA
9Th Balance in hands OF Agents, and
Agents ''s " 81 7aa a.
Total s727 534 ~
Tho Company owes no Bank or other
| creditor.
Losses adjusted and due III 50
| Losses adjusted and not due O,329 81
AVssGe nT e,isied ii by l6c Company % oo3 30
There are no other claims againstthe Company.
The greatest amount insured in any one RISK rs S3O
OO0, and this being single instance by special Tue
tho Board-the general rule belng MOTTO exceed $780,
lG0O. se t
The Company have no rule in regard TO the amount
to be insured in any city town or village nor II
regard the amount allowed to be insured in any ont
block; these depending upon circumstances.
| The charter Of the Company Is annexed
s. H. LOOMS, President.
State OF New York, as
City and County New York, "
On this goth day of July, 1854 Simeon J.. Loomis
President Of the Homo Insurance Company, appeare'
before me, and being duly sworn, did dePose and sa
that the foregoing statement, subscribed by him true
according 10 the bost of his knowledge and belief,
C. B. WHEELER,
Commissioner OF Deeds.