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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-16
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i fTo oxpire'on the 3ist day of January, 1859
81, STATE OF ONO, AuDITop OF SrkTE's oFFIcE,l
a. t Columbus, Sept. 5, 1851
Whereas, The Home Insurance Company, located at
tho city of New York, in the State of New York, has
required by he first section ofthe act to regulate the
Agencies Of Insurance Companies not Incorporated by
the State or Ohio" passed May j. 1851 90 b.
And whereas. Said com pany has furnished the
Aersgned satisfactory evidence that il is possessed OF
at least hundred thousand dollars of actual invest
cages ofunincuhbered real estate worth double the
mount for which tho same is mortgngcd: ffy q
And whereas, Said company has illcd in this Office
written under its corporae seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof, nominating and
appointing John ID. Martin, OF Lancaster It's Agen for
the transaction Of the business Of Fire and INLAND In
suranee and fully and unresevedlyi authorizing him
said company cOnsentng that service fprocess upon
him. the said Agent, shall be taken and held to be as
valid as served upon the Company, according to the
laws of this State or of any other State, and waving
all claim of error by reason ofsuch seryce: ,C' 81
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the first section o
tho act to regulate the Agencies OF Insurance Compa
nies not incorporated by the State of Ohio," passed
May lst 1854. L William ID. M ,fgah Auditor Of said
State do hereby certify that the said John d. Martin
Is authorized nn gent for the said company, tC
transact the business Of Fire and Inland Insurance, IN
this State until the 3st day OF January in the year 1885
so far they may bo legally empowered TO do by
his letter ofappolntment and the instructions which
4 may be given him by said company.
| in witness Whereof have thereto subscribed m,
| namo and caused the seal Of my office to be af
H. s.. fixed, this 5i day of Sept, in the yearof ou
| Lord ono thousand eight hundred and fifty
four. WIZ. d. MORGAN, Auditor.
Sept. %, ls547-al, eti ,H lait ~
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There is class Of men in every commu,
nifty who go about with vinegar faces be-
cause somebody feels above them or because
they are not appreciated as they should
be. and who have a constant quarrel with
what they call their destiny. Such people
are nuisance and pest. They make al
within their influence uncomfortable. Il
you are right down clever fellow, wash
the wormwood off your face and show our
good will by your good deeds.
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'harsday NIoTning. nov ne, 1884
tFrom the WashinGlon senLlneI'
FAITHFUL GNrH. DEATH. S

a |
awe AL regretted mneh that one ane young mar
belonging 20 the Arctic was notsased,. HIS nhme wa
AZ fioIIkND. His fathcris Doorkeener OF on
II ne houses OF Congress. He eouldno be tnduces
leave the ship His post was nt the gun, hftng sig
nals; he kept firing the gun until the vessel sunk
paarsd below Che wases.n-P. TSbinis -aee0aAf,
q undaurtsd he stood at the 'gnal gun, ~
while the vessel was sinking fast,
Assured fan we'll that his sands were run
And the cares Of this lie were pasl.s 81
s But he thought, In that moment Of wild despair,
ofhls comrades and friends around,
Who were rendlng with shrieksthe murky air,
As their doom in the ocean they found
"a He hoped that the breeze would carry The boom
81 ofhis signal gun to the shore. -. ~
And save perehanee, from the threaten'd doom
Those victims who hoped no more.
~ Itsthund,ring sound rose over the surge,
As tho pillows engulpho'd them alli
Andiss echoes Wild wastheir only dirge,
And the briny depths their pail. ..4tal.
he died like aman stthe post Ofdeath,
And 10 save was his latest thought
~ Bat the aid he Invoked with tho cul'vrn breath
Was tho last he eyersonght;
For he raised tho match as the vessel roll'd
-, And plunged with her crowded deck; s
- A hass--and the booming cannon told
The fa.e of the doom'd and the wreekI
* x }. GoLDsBoRou0I BRAuTr.
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REMOVAL.
ZINK q BIS II,

NEToULD respectfully inform their customers,
wv tho citizens generally, that they have REMOVED
their Estnbshment to the North side Of Main Street,to
the room formerly occupied by tho'PhiiddelPhid Com
mission SfOrs where they are prepared to furnish
Fresh Bread, RusIIs, Cakes & Crackers
AT ALL TIMES AND IN ALL SEASONS.
We have employedtho very best yorkmen in our
line of business and will sell al wholesale ana retail
Mt the l0pest prices
We are determined to give general satisfaction All
orders from the country for Bread, Cakes Soda, But
ter, Water and Boston Crackers, will be promptly
1Ned. Give us q call. -
N. b. We also keep on hand general assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES,, which Will be sold at the
lowest rates. ZINK & BISH
LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.
~ DEVoLis prepared TO furnish all kinds STEAM
HT, ENGINES, upon short notice and at Cincinnati
and Pittsburg prices.
Regulating Screws, Jack Screws; Fuler's Screws and
Cider Screws. .ar
Mil Spndies of east iron or wrought
Bales and Drivers, &C., &c. -la- .
He win also furnish the PARKER WHEEL TO suii
any head Of water, and with either iron wood shaft
Alsothe ATKINSON WHEEL 1T up as above. The
patent on the Parker Wheel has expired and conse-
quently they conbo had much cheaper ,....... :
He also continues to make DEVOL'S THRASHlNG
MACHINES, and keeps a lot constantly on hand; war-
ranted the best In Ohio. t-.
All the above articles will be made with especial care
and by the best workmen, and will be warranted. :;
All kinds of repairing done upon the Shortest notice
He also keeps constantly on hand, Alb KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept in Foundry. He has com
shop, so that those who call can exam
Inc his work.
Tho known quality of the work done at this estab'
shment for many yenrspas,s the best guarantee thai
in future, the subscriberwil labor 10 desire the pat
''ia Lancaster, @ M May 10, 1851. G. DEvoL
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TWO NoBLE-nEARTED CHILDREN.

TWO NoBLE-HEARTED CHILDREN.
It is abeautiful sightwhen children treat
each other with kinauessan love- AS is re-
lated inthe following story: Last evening
says the narrator, l took supper with Ly-
dia; her parents ndmyself were sitting in
theroom together, and her little brother
Oliver, was out in the yard drawing his
cart about. The mother went out and
broughtin some peaches, few of which
were largo red-cheeked rare-ripes--the rest
small ordinary peaches. The father hand
ed ms one of the rare-ripes, gave one to
the mother, and then one of the best to hi:
Kttle daughter, who was eight years old
He then took one of fthe smaller ones, and
gave it to Lydia, and told her to go anC
give it to her brother. He was four year.
old. Lydia went out and was gons abou
ten minutes. and then came in. ~
.Did you give your brotherthe Leach
sent him?" asked the father.
"Did you give your brother the peach
sent him?" asked the father again, littl
more sharply.
.,'No, father" said she, II did not giyt
him that"
aa"What did you do with it7'' ho asked.
81 ate it," said Lydia.
ItWhat! Did you not give your brothe
any?" asked the father. -
:, Eyes. Idid. father" said she, II CAV
mine" t
"Why did you not give him the one
told yo to give" asked the father rathe
sternly.
Because father, said Lydia, II though
he would like mine better" a
"But you ought not to disobey your faith
cr," said he.
~ did not mean to be disobcdient, faith
err" said she's andbcr bosom began to heav'
and her chin TO quiver.
, "But you were, my daughter, said he
II thought you would not be displease,
with me, father, 'said Lydia, "IfI did Civ
my brother the largest peach" and tn
tears began to roll down her cheeks.
"But WANTED you to have the largest,
said the father; "you are older and large
than he is"
II want to give tho best thingsto broth
err" said the noble girl.
-',~"Why?" asked the father, scarcely abl
TO contain himself.
es because answered the dear generou
sister," Il love him so, always feel bes
henhe gets the best things
'@You are right, my precious daughter,
said the father, as he fondly and proud
embraced her in hisarms. "Youare rigf
and you may be certain your happy fathe
can never be displeased with you for dc
string to give up the best Of everything /
your alfectionate little brother. He is
dear and a noble boy, and | am glad yo
love him so. Do you think lie loves yo
as well as you do him?"
"Yes. father" said the little girl, T"
think he does; for when l offered him til
largest peach, hewould not take it, and de
sired me TO keep It; andit was a good Will
before | could get him to take it,
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alg JEFFRIES, PRATT Il wOOD,tI
FORWARDING \ COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Dealers in Wool, Grain g. Produce gener-
ally, on Commission exclusively.
GtoNNECTBD with tho Cinelnnatis Wilmington and
Line are prepared to receive and ship goodsto any
amount by canal Railroad to hlthe Eastern & West.
crn cities on the most favorable terms BY sending
goods TO our care owners avoid the expense OF drny
age from railroad TO canal the reverse, the only
house connected by canal and railroad, both. .
IrTsAgents for the sale Of sALr.' All brands kept
constantly on hand and sold at Wholesale a Manuac
urer's prices only. .. 'f'T"iAil May I, 1854.
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We love to see q woman treading the
high and holy path ofduly, unblinded by
sunshine, unscared by storm. There are
hundreds who do so from the cradle to the
,grayo--heroines of endurance, of whom
the world has erheard, but whose names
will be bright hereafter, even beside the
brightest angels.
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de signed Ii is easy TO make
physical Pi but not easy TO make the best Of all Ps
Lonc which should have none of the objections, but
all the advantages Of every othcr This has been at
tempted here, and with what snccess we would re-
spectfulty submit to tho public dGcsion. II has been
unfortunate for tho patient hitherto that almost every
purgativc medicine ia acrimonious and irritating TO
the bowels This snot. Many ofthefn produce so much
gripping and pain and in the system as to more
than cOunterbalance the good to be derived from hcm
These fiiIs produce Irritation or pain, unless IL
arise from previously existing obstruction or de-
rangeinent in the bowels. Being purely vegetables no
harm can arise from their use In any quantity; but 1t Is
better thdtany medicine should be taken Judiconsiy
Minute directions for their in the several diseases
TO which they arc applicable arc given on the box.-
Among the complaints which have been speedily cured
by thoin. we may mention voF complaint, in its va
rious forms of jaundicc, Indigestion anguor ana loss
of appetite lstlessness, irrtabilty bilious headache,
bilious feyoreYer and ague pain IN the SIDE and IONS
for ntruih all these arc but the consequences OF dis
eased action of the liver As aperien, they afford
prompt and sure relief In cosvcness piles, collie dys-
entery humors scrofua and seury, colds, with sore.
ness 81 the BODY uccrs and impurity OF the blood; in
Short any and every where purgaliye required
They have also produced some sngulariy succcssful
cures In rheumatism goat dropsy gravel, efysipelas
palpitulon OF the heart pains in the back stomach and
side They should no freely taken in tho spring OF the
year. to purtyhe blood and prepare inc ior INC tS
stomach and bowels into healthyaeton, and restores
the appetite and vigor They parity the blood and by
their smuant action the circnlatory SYSTEM reno
yute too strength the body, and restore the wasteC
or diseased energies Of the whole organism Hene'
an occasional dose IL advantageous even though no Sc
rous arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing
should never be carried too far as every purgatve me
dlcine reduces tho strength, when taken to excess.
The thousand In which physic Is required cnnno
DO enume rated here, but they suggest themselves
the reason Of every body and 1t is confidently belev
ed this pill will answer better purpose than any thins
which has hitherto been available to mankind. WheI
their virtues are known the public willno oDge
doubt what remedy TO employ when in need OF ca
thartio medicine. .yl3 rl> , p z.'
Being sugar wrapped they pleasant to take, an'
being purely vegetable harm can arise from thei
use In any quantity. - =
For minute directions, soc the wrapper on the Box.
| Prepared by James 9. Aver, Practical and Analyu
cal chemist Lowell, Massachusetts. Price 25 cents pc
| BOX. Five Boxes for 81. .t... -. ~ 49, 81. D.
( Sold ~ Otto w. Kreamcr and Z. L. slocum and co
Lancaster, Ohio. D :, en-. gi s. Sept 5, la54-3m2l
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~ ~ SOM EFT HI Nc ..o'
NEW AND VAL u ABLEs
DR. bJOHNa BULLaS
GREAT AMERICAN KING lE PAINll

Is ti,e TESrH woSDER or THE woRLD and the gre'est
blessing ever offered afflicted humanity; 70 the suffering
jlliors the Doctor eau say relief Is at command
You have only 70 use this magical remedy Az those
who sl suffer, and will not accept the prchered balm,
deserve NOT the pity OF their families. .1a '.sHr
This wonderful medicine, during the brief perod since
It's iatroducon. has car-d happiness 70 the hearts OF
thcu-ands and mate is charm 70 many VINO nerssol'rs
~ the winds with all liniments, Embrocatons, Pain
Kilars and Pain ExtrHctosi and let millions OF glad
tongues proclaim the merits Of the great " American
King of rainn preparation composed solely Of yegeA-
bles and roots, produced by Americas own rich and
bounteous SOIL a9,., r-
iidges of What Is aud what Is not hyaiuable fhIy medi
cine tno us special Favor BY giving the King Of Pau
A single trial aud II satisfactory. exert their influence
In Us LehalC recommend It, speak well and oten Of IT,
aud see tat is used by their afflicted 1eghbors me
Ladies are always charitable and when they induce ter
suffering fTends to this really valuable medicine
they viii be doing act OF benevoence that they can
wei be proud Of This IS powerful and truly magical
remedy for all external diseases sores BURNS o,,p
vet II Is perfectly harmless aud incapable Of producing
the least injurious effects in this most delicate cases or
Il Is entirely useless to follow the old and worn-out
system Of publishing to the public thousands OF eertih-
a,trs Of wonders performed by this medieine it costs
but twenty-five cents to try it and Pr bult staRes ns
,yellarned reputation the King OF Pain doing all and
more than he claims for IT, af y llSf -afa3 A,l
We would ask, have you the lheumatism or Cont
these nre not pleasant Companions, aud know that
YOU would like TO drive them away as soon " possible
theu use 1s
"BUtLs KING or PAIN" 3.tI
Womb YOU be cured almost Immediately, or Dowe
Complaint, Dy Dysentery. Summer Complaint, Cholera DIOR
bus Ci7uup Collie Head Ache, Tooth, or any other ache
or pan, the remedy is simple aud the cure certain
~ USE TIE GREAT KING or PAIN. -a'3u
| Would you haze your Sores Swelings, Cuts, Burns
scals ruses or any other wounds healed, We repaa
| it, use tlIs .t.t se sAt y -tL.HiSH
III MAGICAL KING oR PAIN. , ,sf
Would YOU lie cured Of scnd lead, stiG Joints, sor
Throat Neurt,a Sore breast, Iumbago, reter or inl
Worm Salt llln, Bites Of Poisonous Insects, Chappe'
Hands and Nil other Sores, either dry or running w
say .g,i,i aid again, RgMgDr ID Dr. Johl Bulls
ENlT ~ "KING OF pAIN.nia n, q ~
Wouhi you be cured Of Kings Bvil Cancer, TuInors
Eruptons or any disease " the Skin caused by mpur
blood then use br John Bulls sarsiparila internally
and the King of Pain externally, nothing can be NOR
certain than speedy and efeetual cure.
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TWO FARnIs FnR SALE.

0FFER forsale my fhrms adjoining the town o
baltimore, One containing 1877 ncres ali under
the other, l2S neres, mostly under fence both
weu innpreyod With good farm buildings and conve-
iph. 70 mills and markets, also Offer for sale the
HIoser building on the Ohio Canal In the town OF Ball
logeIher with tho largo stable and lots all now
w me occupancy OF Tobias X. Grubo. ANY person
wishing TO purchase any of the above described nro
por'y VIII please call and examine for themselves
n ,,, t- esa JOHN CRUDE.
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by INDUSTRY WE THRIVE.
t
RISING & LYONS. Ffgg

A RE now receiving at their old stand, MS hne stock
| "A orFANCY and STAPLE DRY coon as has ev or
beon offered In this market consisting OF every article
In tho Dry Goods line, together with Fine Stock Of
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Qaeonspare and Glass
mare, all OF which they are determined to sell as low
any house In Fairfield county entire cash stores not
excepted.
They beg leave to tender their earnest thanks TO tho
citizens of Lancascrs and vicinity for tho very liberal
share OF patronage they received since shey have
been In business, and hopo for continuance OF tho
same assuring the public that pains shall be spared
their part TO give entire satisfaction. The usual ar
tiees Of country produce taken In exchanges for Goods
lancnHtor. March Of. 1854,
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Osage Orange seed ana Eiants!

i9Osage Orange seed ana Plants! =
have o large amount Of Usage Or.
ange Seeds and Plants of the best quality surpassed
by none in the couniSy, which they heiowes
market price. . ..s - (!
10 X . HEDGES SET AND WARRANTED, .9tt4l
Atfrom 80 TO 40 cents per rod, with fair deduction
wherelar9e contracts are made. ~ -. sA--,
HEDGRS. .COMPLETELY GROWN,
AZ from rs contsto 81 y rod the payments fol-
lows-- when tho hedge is set, and tho balance when
AZ will answe tho purpose Of good fence ,.lyai
= HEDGES GROWN. t,. .f
For what dishterested judges Will 10 woTh (ni
compared with good fences) when II Is completed,
HEDGES COMPLETELY CROWN, FN9F Z.
At 81 TO per rod to be paid for when completed
~ AMEs sUMPTER 4 co.. Dayton, ohio.
JkMxs SuMPrER, College Corner, Butler county Ohio
JAMES McGaEw, Aiexandcrsyille, Ohio. liliS az
} BERJAMIN LEAs, Dayton, Ohio. ~ 2I,.. f--.t
Mar ], 1854. G. MARTIN, Agent, Carroll. Ohio
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TIN SHOP q FOUNDRY wARE-RoOrT N
Iamos Mc1lannmy

a.f James MclIannmy
TTAVtNG established himself in tho manufacturing
n Il of TIN, COPPER and SHEET-IR0N WARE in
6iesys Building, one Door Nest ofthG Hooking YaAev
Bank is prepared to furnish the people of this county
with every thing that may be needed in his line. He
keeps on hand every variety of COOKING and HEAT
ING STOVES for WOOD and COAL, consisting In part
OF the Lion Air Tight, Western Queen. ..I
Triumph, Buck Presidents and Prcferenco for Wood
and Black diamond for Coal. Also Ploughs, Plough
Shares, Sugar Kettles g. HollowwRre All of the above
articles win be sold MS low can bo bought elsewhere
He invites citizens generally TO call and oxanne his
stock. JAMES McMANAMY.
N. d. House-spouting e. jobbng done upon short no.
tce, Old Copper, Brass, Pewterand Iron taken In OK
change for any Of tho above articles. Me.
Lancaster, may /, 1854 s.tJl u.Har
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! Valuable Fnrm Tor SnIo.

- "A FARM containing 2l9 Acres, on the 'wators
e1pAas the ssWeisz Farm, with an excellent wate,
..s. privileges will be sold BY tho undersigned a
private sale. Por tcrms applytc -7SSr' :
lAssaaior. 1HneT,iso GMsvDIGH, LaAd Arsm.
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CAL ID.

GEORGE ID. SHOCKLEK,d q co.,
and Retail Dealers in Boots
and Shoes OF all kinds and qualities,
Mrs Greene's Block, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
Luna s. lali. - :
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M. Z. KREIDER,
sGes9l Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio,s
A GENT for Knox Mutual and FIaternal Mssui
December 10 1853.
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The most disgusting character 10 Be
found in Q friendly circle is he whom ev-
cry one near him knows he is mere mon.
ey-bag, stealing thought from friend
him whose whole soul Is money, his food
is money-his sleep is money. "Like
= beasts they live, like beasts they die" and
rot--the sooner the better, The influence
Of such fellows is contaminating, and the
quicker they are kicked from any spot thew
disgrace, the better. Oil humanity how
art thou fallen.
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It's a law which God himself has made.
that thearrow which Is shot from the per.
ssesutor,s bow shall rebound and pierce the
persecusorsheart - .lss'se'1
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IL tis remarkable nict, that among the hundreds OF
eminent rhy sicians who have examined the recipe by
which mills snrsaparlla Is prepared, one has con-
enuu e. but all approved IT, aud commend IL in the
htthest teru,s Many physicians express Themselves
strongly In the belief that Is decidedly the bes prepa
public Although there are many physicians who feela
reluctance to having their appended to the
,nendaliOn of my particular remedy, Notwithstanding
cy n,y Improve OF II in the highest degree, there nre
others who frankly yield their support IN favor Of 4
rnuely which tloy know l. capable OF doing so much
good IN an afflicted community Asan evidences, read the
following from did and pretable physirilns Of high
standing Ia tho community in which they i've: -
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: sIatement Of the cOnditi0n ;

~ btatement oA tno NonoAeoA 80
sEol ei5 10 sff.,t or runs ssl -iigfna1 fHrfes
[ .sur0arua TOSvtp ENcTs- S1onruA Nxy,,, ,
FnoNH ]NS " -
ONho lstdAy OF July, 1854, as required BY the act
" ofthe Legislature OF Ohio, Of May 1st, 1854.
The maine OF tho company tssThe Homo Insurance
The amOunt of tho capital stock of the company Is
$500, ,D00whichis all paid up, ~ ss.l ,.t3alC
The assets OF the company consist Of the following
items, VIZ: = q 't'lft'a'iN so Ne-N
Isl. Cash onhand, lin bank, .-.q. 81. . s,Oas 81
end, Real Estate owned by the -,..a. = "a ~
Z company, cost af'4 S54,se4 IS l'f-ti 20
Subject to mortgage Of :, l2,0oO,O0 ~ = d. :
s,@- --... -- 1884 IS
ID. Bonds and mortgages on real estate, ili'f7'A Q
- being 1rst lien. and of which a. / rfsgt,-,.
'~. mount more than 500 600 Is upon tF-.9'
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= ''fs1 STACEY HOUSE, tisal
Opposite thoi Court Houss, and. Fountaiu

"a .sjuhru zANESVILIIE, OHIO. Tnfsy,
N1Ew ADDITIONS are now being made to The furs
4 nituEe and convenience Of this already Rrpi Class
HOTEL Travellers will find this house decidedly The
tor spares no pains 10 mako his guests comfofiable.
There are attached 10 the above house, elegant BRICK
Marche, 1ss4-l0In WIN. a. JONES Proprietor.
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LAW NO TIC e.

49, ALFRED WILLIAMS,
ArroRNEx AND couNsELtoh AT LAW, LANcAsTER, QUO
WILL practice the Courts Of Fairfield and .ad
wv Joining counties. e,A lG YssirNa o{T
He may be found during business hours at the once
of II. II Hunter, ESQ. q s'h may -. 1851
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We earnestly invite NIL persons VINO are suffering with
any of - the Ills that flesh Is heir to TO call on Dr. John
Bulls agent, and get n copy of Bulls Faulty Journd
GRATIS an for ibe sake u humanity, We hope tliat
single Individual will not be found willing TO give Bull
Sarsparila rt 1ftcr reading ami recdeuli ing ~ the
time, that II Is impossible for The Doctor 70 publish
the tenth part Of tho number ~ certificates OF
cnres reformed by hiA Sarsapuria. The amount Of
testimony voluntarily showered on Dr. Bulls sarsapara
from well known and distinguished individuals, both In
public and private life, has been perfectly overwhelming
Q- DR. JOHN BUL'S lrneipal offce, west side fifth
Net, hrst door below aiihDs LoUiSviLLG, NY Z tlS
+, For sAlo by len .,ta g. KAUFFMAN & co,
Lancaster, July 90, 1854. E. L. sLoCUM g. Co.