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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09

TnroKs OF GAMBLERs.-The Marvsvi,,o
Herald says that some time since n ram.
bier absconded from that place leaying be-.
hind him roulette wheel, which on be.
ing taken apart, was found to be so con.
structed that, by touching spring tho
bottom Of every box painted red %ouid
be made to rise, presenting smooth spr.
acesaud leaving the ball no other allern.
tive but TO drop in the black. Should IN,
heaviest betting be upon the black, III,
screw might be pressed little harder
whereupon the bottoms of all the blael
boxes would come up. and the ball mus
60 into there1, Moving with tho smooth
nees Of clock-work, the machinery ooul
never fail. With il a child might nlav n
gainst. the world, and win every stake :
Doubtless many young man who In
gone out from our Eastern States 10 IN
Land OF promise, buoyant with health. an,
hope. and energy, and has there canned
by the sweat Of bis brow, nm amount ami
hcient to render him independent for liCf
has, in a moment Of excitement or forocl
fuiness. been induced to stake his hard
earned gains at the table Of A gamble,
perhaps on such an instrument rs this
ana has thus been robbed not only of h;
wealth, but his hope. his energy and hi
self-respect. % -
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LIYER COMFLAINT,

Dyspepsia, JdHRdiee, Chronic Nsreoes Debility
Diseases Of the KidneEs, ~
A NDall diseases arising from disordered Liver
"a StOmach such as consumption inward piles, full
nessof blood to the head, acidity ofthc stoaeh nau
sea, heart-buan disgust for food, fuiness weight
the stomach, sour eructatons, sinking futering a
the the stomach, swimming of the head, hurried
and difficult breathing, uterBg at the heart, elfoaking
suGocatlon sensations when In lying posture, dim
of vision dots webs before the sight. fever and
Of the shin and eyes, pain in the side back chest
limbs etc. sudden hushes ofheat, burning in the lesh
onstant maginngs ofeyl & great depression ofspiris
CAN BE EFFEoPUALLY CURED BY
DR.. IlUoAahd's Celebrated German BitteFs
Prepared by Or. C. Jackson, at the German Medicine
Store, No. 100 Arch Street, Philadelphia. e 8 ,
Their power oyerthe above disessesis not excelled
if equalled by any other preparation In the United
physicians had failed. o. l
These Bliters are worthy the attention Of invads,-
Possessing grcnt virtue In the ratification of diseases OF
the Liver and ossar glands exercising the most search
ing powers in weakness and coctions of the digestive
organs, they are, wihal Safe certain and pleasant.
| Read and be oonriResd--F. KIssELuEIR, Jeweler,
Wooster, OHIO Deeember end, Ie5I said; II embrace
thsopportuny Of informing you OF the great benefit
have derived from the use OF Dr. HooAand's German
Bitters nave used them forchls und fever and dis
ordered stomach and found relief every case. They
arc the best remcdy for disordered stomach think, In
p. FoLEY Bloomfield. Ohio, October Z, 1852, said:
Wih feelings Of gratitude take my pen to inform you
of the incalculabe benefit have derived from the use
of lIooAand's German Htters. have used them for
the Liver complaint, and take pleasure in recommend
ing them to the public US the sufsst and best remedy
now in use.n t , -
/ The Editor Of the Wooster Democrat, My O. 1852,
said: ''Ho1and's German Bhters,This invaluable me-
dcine is daily performing cures Of the most remarkable
character. We do not speak of this medicine without
knowledge of its efficacy, as we have tried u in our
family, and find il to be the only thing needed in E OF
complaint ordyspepsa.
] oGIER d CLARKE, Cambridge, Ohio, November II,
1852 sad "By those persons who have used your Hoof
lands German Bitters, hny considered inyaua-
BILE remedy fordyspcpsia"
Nj7Yol should bear in mind that those Bttrrs are
EwTIRELY VEGETABLE, thereby possessing advantages
over most of the preparations recommended for sni
| ardiseases.
| For saleby Kaufman &7co.; e. Katb, Rushville; X,
b. Walker, West Rushvilie; Portcr& d Welsten Lytho-
polis, and Dealers in medicine every whore. t2af.
| December II, Is53-ly
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90 will be Homo Snnn. y

A few weeks ago, We were the wit.
ness of parting scene which touched us
nearly. 1t was between two who were
newly welded, and who since the sweet
day of their nup:ials, had not been parted
tor day, hardly for an hour Nothing
short OF sheer necessity could have called
the husband from his bride now-but the
necessity came between them, and he must
not shrink, We saw the long and wild
embrace, heard the goer whisper, BE oil
good cheer-I will be home soon"--and
in few moments more the pillows rolled
between the hearts tEat SO lately God had
joined together. 49,
II will be home soon." These were
the words--the only consolation left, amid
so much bitterness. Perhaps the pangs OF
parting were sharpened by tho vague pre-
sentiment that they might never meet a.
gain And so she turned from the spot,
that sad young wife, and went back to the
home whose light had departed.
IL will be homo soon." And so he
was; home before he was expected--home
ere yet the tears were dried from the eyes
of the weeper whom he left behind But,
alas! how did he come! Encompassed by
shroud, embraced within coffin, cold as
the perpetual snow that crowns the noun
tain monarch ofSwitzerland. Sure enough
he was "home soon"
They dug but one grave, thcn--but,
since, another was demanded--and now,
the young wife and husband sleep and
dream together. 1r,a
We shall all "be home soon." What
that home will bo, rests with us. The
deeds ofvirtue will secure passport to
the golden palaces--:he enormities ofvice
will end in worse than dungeon darkness
"Home soon" So he was--and having
waited but a little while, she went home
also!--Bu6aio Er.
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Br NRs. NORTON

NJ mrs NORTON.
When pooria all bat youth and lovs
Iclssped thas to this beating heart.
! And vowed for wealth and fame to rove,
Thai We might NEE, no more to part.
Years have gone by-loug weary years
OF toll, 10 win my station now
Qfurdeut hopes and siskeuing fears
And wealth is nine--but where art thoui
FEme,s dazzling wreath fOs thy dear sake
Grew brighter than before to me,
clane to all thought could make
Thisionely heart more worthy ihss.
Years have gone blythe laurel droops
In mocking DER my Withered brow,
A conquered world before me stoops,
and fame Is mine-but where art thoui
In lifs's lrsthour, despissd and lone,
Wandered through the bnsy crowd,
And now that life's best Joys have down,
They greet with smiles and murmers loud.
Oh! for thstTOiee-thy gentle voice,
To breath 70 me its welcome nowi
Wealth, lame aud all that should fsIoIce.
To me- arc vain--for where art thoui
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mAaANlN FIANCAIs.
Family groceries, Qneenswars, &c. %

Qucensware,& &c. ,Sc.
UNElLX G. BARBENCHoN has become proprietor,
by purchase, of the Grocoty STORE of II, B. Hunter
Co., to which he hnsj just added large and supertne
variety of Family Groceries, now arriving and to arrive
from Cincinnati, aud other mars. In making his pur-
chase he has had in view the accommodation of his
friends and discriminating public, for all seasons. He
comnends to their attention, among other articles, at
prices that cannot fail TO give satisfaction. giI
C0NFECTIoNARIES of all kinds, for families ana
parties.
Cendiss, Tarragopia Almonds, English walnats and
brazilian Nuts, Figs and dates.
Jehies, and Gelatine for Jellies, Prunes, &c.
or Famlls Groceries he will only mention Phil pow
dered and crushed SU GAR, New Orleans do, TEAS,
Rio and Java COFFEE, Spices, Molasses, Golden Syr-
up, Ffepel Chdeolato, Mushroom Walnuts, Tomato
Catsup, splendid lot of Eagiish Diary Cheese, and
other articles 70 numerous TO put down hero,t s Il
Not TO forget, also, Liquors. Brandy for the sick and
convaescelt cgars yoars old, snoaking and chewing
TOBACCO, Powder aud Shot for the Sportsman. .
He will keep on hand variety of PaiHts, YarRish
and japan ofhs own manufacture for the trade.
Notleast alargo and full assortment Of Queenspare,
EartheH pare French aAd ERghsh Gldsspare, al
so, ROdden pare, Tabs, Buckets, &c. % }ie-48l'' y
" = He hopes 10 obtain fair shainofthe public favor
In his new and looks for the appreciation
and patronage of his friends Having been compelled
TO renquishs former business as nIuronsto health,
he will make fair trial Of this, seeif 1t will not froat
his purse, we'll as hsheath II the experiment. Ito
which he will vote bis und 6nton) does not
succeed e will be able he trusts serve the public In
some other usofal capacity. ". 30 GA "a ". lly. &
May J1S54. FELIX G. BARBENCH0N.
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HOUSE BUILDERs DEPOT.

ToHN EFFINGER would invite tn, attention OF Car
" PeRters and House Builders TO his large stock Of
House building materials. They will find constantly
on hand tho best Juniata Nails, Spikes and Brnds;
The most approved Door Locks and Latehes;
Window Glass and Sash Of all sizes; ~
Coneklln and Woods Pure White Lead and Oil;
Door and Blind Is, Shop Hinges, Bolts, etc. +.
Those about building will be certain to save money
ADrii %. 1854.
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mechanic,s Tools.

StUITED to all trades and ofthe most approved make
9Bucher's Cast Steel, Firmer and Saeket's Gopges
Spear aud Jackson'S Cast and Spring steel Saws,
Butchers Double and Single Plane Irons, 4.s.
Ohio Tool Company Planes,
Masons and Plastcrs Trowls, III
'Cooper,s Drawing Knives ETC.. for saIa cheap by
April 90, 1854 JOHN EFFINGER.
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REMOVAL.
INK g. RIsH,

VKToULD respectfully inform their customers,
wv the citizens generally, that they have REdovE1
th3r to tho North side Of Main Street Ia
! the room formerly occupied by the Philadelphia Com
mission Siore, where they are prepared to furnish
Fresh Bread Rusks, Cakes & Crackers
AT ALL TIMES AND IN ALL SEASONS.
| We have employed the very best workmen in ouI
line of business, and will sell ut wholesale and retail
| at tho LOWEST prices.
We are detcrmlned to give general satisfaction. All
orders from the country for Bread Cakes Soda, But
ter, Water and Boston Crackers, will be promptly
Allied. Give US d call. -
| Lancaster, March 81, 1854. ZlNK & B1SH.
| N. g. We nlso keep on hand genenl assortment Of
| FAMILY GROCERIES, which will be sold at the
lowest rates. ~ -i@ 81, ZINK & BlSH
LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY,
! ~ DEvoLIs prepared 10 furnish all kinds ofsTEAM
| u. ENGINES, upon short rotiec and at Cincinnati
| and Pittsburg prices.
Regulating Screws, Jack Screws; Fuor's Screws and
Cider Screws. s.-
MIL Spindl ,s OF cast Iron or wrought. & a
Ball and Drivers, &C., &c.
any head Of water aud with either iron wood sha
Also the ATKINSON WHEEL ut up as above. The
patent on the Parker Wheel has expired and eonse'
quently they eOu bo had much cheaper.
| He ls1 continues 10 make DEVOL'S THRASHlNG
MACHINES, and keeps 4 lot constantly on hand; war
ranted the best In Ohio.
All this above articles will bo made with especial
and by the best worklnen, and will be warmnted.
All kinds Of repairing done upon the ShoItest notice
He alio Keeps constantly on hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept Inn Foundry. He has com
eted his front shop, that those who call can exam
Inc his work. - 't'' '.t .f .'
The known quality Of tthe work done at this estab-
shmcnt for many years is tho best guarantee thai
In future thu subscriber will labor TO desire the pat
ronagc ofthe public. He einvltos cxainnation.t Z
Lancaster, May 10, 1854. G. DEvoL,
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~Dr. Franklin. in speaking Of edu.
cation, says: "If a man empties his curse
into his head 70 man can take 1t from him. .
The parentage of lieis the most diff.
GUS q alto trace. Its indeed &,cleyc,
lie that ltoMs is own fasharl
"GsntIy the dews spt o,ssta nlealieo ),
said the man whsdad fTN Sae bills pre-,
ssn.ed 70 him asorce.
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Wanted 10000 New Customers,
In addition to the old stock on hand.
,.-,,.- JOHN LYONS, rs,.,s .,;
AND RETAIL. GROCER

AND DEALER IN 'ffa +ao' ~.
Bacon, Flour, Fish, Salt Glassware, Stoneware To.
bacco, cordage, Twlne, Notions, Fruits,
,. Nuts, Candies, 6sc.1s ,q w
NORTH MAIN STREET, LANCASTER
u adoining counties, to his new Establishment, which
tted up in superior style, door West OF his old
stand aud Immediately adjoining the Dry Goods Store
Of Messrs. Reber, Kutz s. Co.. where he will be pleas
ed To all OF his old customers and ten thousand
new ones, He has lifted up In good style
AN EATING ROOM,
Where persons from tho country having their Ladies' In
town, will and pleasant retreat An extensive Ware
house In the rear, with isle leading from the back
yard 10 his front shop, with fine hltching place.
ALSO, FEED FOR HORSES,
Having the advantage OF the railroad he Is prepared 10
sell Wholesale and retail for the nmble sixpense. Ac-
eommodatlng elerks ready 70 wait on you from the
shiid's cent TO the gcntlenan's thousand dollarS,
April 90, 1854. f'eEfEfr i~ET' .f--'.
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ny INDUSTRY WE THRIVE.
RIsING N LYnNS.

A RE receiving at their old stand, as fine stock
N of FANCY aud STAPLE DRY GOODS as has ever
been offered IN this market, consisting OF every article
In ho'Dfy Goods line, together with Fiae Stock Of
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, QassRspars and Giass-
aodre, all OF which they determined to sell as low
us any house In Fairfield county, enro cash stores not
excepted. ..s.... l-.,.'., fJr- w..
They beg leave to tender their earnest thanks to tho
citizens OF lancastcrs and vicinity for the very liberal
share OF patronage they have received since they have
boon In business, and hope for continuance OF the
same, assuring tho public that pains shall be spared
on heirpnrt TO give entire satisfaction. The usual
ccs of country produce taken In exchange for Goods
Lancaster, March 81, 1884, ,i srsr - .-ts...
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THE GREAT HARDWARE STORE.
No. Sc, Main street,,
SIGN OF THE PAD LOCK AND MILL SAW
WHITE MLATTA

WHITE Il LATTA ~
TN calling the attention Of the public to their ad
turning their thanks to their old friends and the public
generally for their very liberal patronage In time past
and would most respectfully solieie continuance OF
make II both pleasant and profitable to any and all per-
wishing to purchase Hardware OF any description
Of them. Feeling satisfied with their experience in the
business and means Of keeping up large stock, that
they offer greater inducements to the public than
any other in the city vicinity. They
we'll aware of the necessity of small establishments
making up in blowing and putting what they lack in
ny other particulars they wish therefore to avoid any
thing OF that kind and satisfied after receiving their
entire stock which is now arriving daily thai look
through their eEteHSiDe sstabHShmeHt will satisfy any
one that the Great HardDarc Store is the place to hnd
what they want and at low prices Their stock will con
sist In part as follows:
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1869 THE TELEGRAPH LINE. 1854
LITTLE & DREsRACas,

VKT0ULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
wv Lancaster and vicinity that they usual In
receipt OF very hoayyRud well selected stock Of
Spring and Summer Goo
Embracing every variety and style to be had In the
Eastern market, to which We Invite tho attention oi
every body intend selling Us cheap goods can
bo sold West OF the Mountsrns. In addition TO our
large stock, will be foanda general assortmontof
Boots, Shoes, B9nnets and Hats,
Parasos and Umbrellas, Looking Glasses, ..
-Queensware, Glassware, carpeting and Mating
Wall Paper, Bordering and Window Blinds;
Cotton coveret and carpet Yarn,
Batting, Wadding, candl s-wick, etc, etc. Sd, 4 &
Also, n good Stock of Fine Groceries,
Tobacco, &c., in short, every thing usually kept In
Store, and more too.
We would say TO our old friends and customers that
we return our sincere hanSs for their very liberal pa
ttonage extended during our business career among
them, and ask continuance of the same. We will
deavor TO please and give satisfaction 10 all who will
favor us with their custom. All kinds OF country pro-
duee taken In exchange for Goods for which the high.
est market price will bo paid, b. Nay 90, 1851
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TWO FARMS PoR SALE.

i ptFER for sale my farms adjoining the town q
~. na'umore' Ono containing IG7 acres. ali under
wall S Ssnsr a acres, mostly under fence, both
MAJ, win good farm buildings and conve-
Tlovey odlng on the Ohio Canal In the town of bal
together with the large stable and lots ali now
IN me occupancy Of Tobias r. CRUDE, Any noyson.
wishing 70 purchase any OF the above described nya
perry Wili please call and examine for themselves,
Baltimore, Farasd county, ,ohlo, Sent, issiHaS,
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/. buggy and Carr;nwo Makers

VKTILL fnd, at the Men Hardpars Store, opposite
wv the Tditmadge HOGss, ofthe largest and best
selected stock Of Trimmings opened in this mar
ket. Consisting in part OF 4
100 Pieces Enaml'd Duck and Canvass,
is Faucy colorcd do.
so all Wool and union Damasks
so Hides patsut and Enam'ld Leather,
Brass and Silver Platsd Bands, Top Props,
stump Joints, Lacos, Spring. Axels, etc:
Lancaster April %, 1854 JOHN EFFlNGER.
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Osago orange seed ana plants.

yVNHE undersigned have large amount of osage Or
phge Seeds Plants OF the best quality
by none In the they will at the lowest
mnrketpriee.5 h,o5 Fi1tla 1850 el... fyFalt1
HEDGES SET AND WARRANTED,
Atfro33 TO 90 cents per rod, with a fair deduction
where large contracts are made. e..
HEDGES COMPLETELY CROWN q Ht
Al from IS cents 10 81 o rodT the payments fol-
lows- when Che hedge Is sct, and the balance when
II Will answer the purpose Of a good fence,
s,l % FA' HEDGEs CROWN ;-.'+ -a y,
Forwha disnteresed Judges win say 1t is worth, las
compared WIN goo Iemeesl when MS completed
AtS1 20 S1S per rod to be paid for when completed
JAMES SuMPrER g. CO., Dayton, Ohio.
JANIS SUMTER, College Corner, Butler county Ohio
IAMEs McCREw, Alexandersyille, Ohio, d, -, 5
1 BENJAMIN LEAs, Dayton, Ohio.
MARI, lsSi., G. MARTIN, Agent, Carroll. Ohio.
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VUNHls new and commodiouS Hotsl from Its location
ls admirably calculated for the accOmnl lodntion Of
.he 1uslnesS Men, a. we'll parties Of pleasure visit
ing INC city lts ample have boen.re-
cuntly Increased by addition OF iodgdng aon
Nsatneas, cleanliness and eoon are the prncinsi
lraciion and the unremitting attention OF The Pfop.e.
tor ene hlsasllstants will insure saiiIfactvu.
Cincinnati, January ie54-3S p.
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Little by little, as we travel through life,
do our whims increase and become more
troublesome--just like woman $ language
on journey,
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JEFFRIES, PRATT s. WOOD,
FORWARDING & C0MMISSIAN MERCHANTS,
r4tl.f LANCASTER, OHIO. f1llhW - 2Rlf'

Dealers in Wool, Grain s. Produce gener-
ally, on Commission exclnsively.ciiI I
NoNNECTED with The Cincinnati, Wilmington and
Line are prepared to receive and ship goods to any
amount by canal or raroad to all the Eastern & West
ern cities on tho most favorable TERMS. BY sending
age nom railroad to canal, the reverse, the only
house connected by canal and railroad, both. 4 -
lfTAgents for the sale Of SALT. All brands kept
constantly on hend and sold at Wholesale at Manufac
urer's prices only. ,3s.ftT st. May !, 1854. z
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CARD b.

GE6RGE 3. sHOcKLEY & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in boots
and shoes OF all kinds and qualities,
Ms, Greene's Block. Miin Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
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FELLOEs, sPOKES AND HUBS.
LA w oTIClE,
ALFRED WILLIAMS.

ATTORNEY AND ooUNsELLoR AT Law, LANCASTER, ono
NM ILL practice IN tho Courts Of Fairfield and ad
wv Joining counties. ..-s -F -,l -.
He may be found during business hours at the once
of II. II Hunter, ,Esn. p... .- may 70, 1854 !,
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Eating ones meat with silver fork
while the butchers bill has not been paid
iscalIed genteel P"'O
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Valuable Farm for snlc,

80 "A FARM containing 2l2 a cres, on the waters
S3"SA OF fOlearereek, In Madison township. / now,
a Aas the MWeisz Farm, with nm excellent wate,
s1as. privilege, will be sold by the pndersgned. al
private sale. For terms apply TO 1 p - -
Lancaster Jnus7 lsd AMSyEIG n L sad .sssnL i
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Pittsburg Juniata Mil, ,splkes & Rrads

CARPENTERS and Builders will please take notice
" that tho new firm Of WHITE d LATTA will sell
mono but the best Junata Nails. All Nails sold by
will be warranted. We have now on hand,
$50 Kegs Nails, Spikes and Brads,
$50 B0xesSyl0, l0x1o and 10xl4 City Glass, -
200 Kegs VIM. Wood & Cos Pure White Lead,
10 Barrels Linseed OIL, yH 1st.-.. ~ ~ 81
Barrels OF Putty.
In addition to the above have IVORY large stock
Building Hdrdvare Of cvry description, which will be
sold Cheaper than ever. WHITE e. LATTA,
Lancaster, Aprll 90, 1854,
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2 Company ows, no Bans o. olhar

Ths Company owsa no Bank or othsr
creditor.
Losscs adjusted and duo -- "a s I4T 50 !.
Losses adjusted and not duo -6,329 50
Losses in suspense waiting fuTth Or proof, 1..E
or resisted by the Company 70 OS3 50
There are no other elaims against tn Company. :.
The greatest amount insured in any one risk is $50,
0OO and this being single instance by special rule of
the Boardthc general rule being not to exceed $50,
900. ~. - -.,llt - aFl
TO be insured in any city, town village nor in
regard to the amount allowed to be insured In any
block; these depending upon circumstance.
The chartsr of the Company IL annexed. ,sf-Ct
- s. 4. LOOMS, President.
StItS 0fNcw York, 80. -,s t.rt-. #.
City and County New York,
On this 29th day of July, 1854 SIMEON l., Loomls;
President Of the Home Insurance. Company, appeared
before me- and being duly sworn, did depose and say
that tbs foregoing statement subscrb sd by hiis true,
according t9 th3 best Of his knowlsdge and beliof
- c. b. WHEELER,
-e1..- n lr Commissioner Of Deeds.