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The Company owes no Bank or other
creditor.
Losses adjusted and due 8 147 50
Losses adjusted and not due $3.50 so
Losses in suspense waiting further proof,
or resisted by the Company 70 9e3 50
There are no other claims against tho Company.
The greatest amount insured in any risk Is S30,
0O0 and this being single instance by special rule Of
the Boardthe general rule being not to exceed $780,,
600 t.H
Tho Company have no rule in regard to the amount
n be insured in any city, village, in
regard to the amount allowed to be insured in any
block; these depending upon circumstances. I'LL
The charter of the Company is annexed.
$. l.. LOOMS, President.
State of New York,
City and County New York, %
On this e0lh day of July, 1854 Simeon L. Looms,
President the Home Insurance Company, appeared
before and being duly sworm did depose and say
that the foregoing statement subscribed by true
according TO the bSst of Els knowledge and belief.
G. b. WHEELER.
Commissioner of Deeds.
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THE GREAT HARDWARE STORE.
No. 0G, Main street,
SIGN OF THE PAD LOCK AND MILL SAW
WIfETli q LATTi

WHITE Il LAEHA
TN railing the attention OF the public 10 their new ad-
vertisement, would embrace the opportunity of
turning their thanks their old friends and the public
generally for their very liberal patronage in time past
and would most respectfully sociie eontinuance Of
the same they dete rmlned to spare effort TO
make It both pleasant and profitable to amy and all per-
sons wishing 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 heRt ia the city ufeiRity They
we'll aware of tile necessity Of small establishments
making up In blowing and pufug what they lack IN ma
ny other particulars they wish therefore To avoid any
thing ofthat kind and satisfied after receiting their
entire stock which Is arriving daily that look
through their erfeBsire eso5HShmeRf will satisfy any
one thGth Great Hardoare Store is the place to find
what they want and atlow prices. Their stock will con
sist in part us follows:
Pitts5urg 1uniata iIs,SPikes& Grads
| lGNARPENrERS and Builders will please take notice
Y that the new firm OF WHITE q LATrA will sell
none but the best Juniata Nails All Nails sold by us
will be warranted. We have now on hand,
530kcgs Nails, Spikes and Brads,
2S0 Boxes sxlO, l0xl2 and l0Nl4 City Glass.
500 Kegs VIM. Wood & Co.'S Pure White Load,
| 10 Barrels lusecd Oil,
2 Barrels ofPutty.
In addition TO the above have very large stock o
Building Har!oars of evry Ocrption, which will be
sold cheaper Than ever. WHITE & LATTA.
| Lancaster, April9o, 1854.
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Wanted 10000 New Customers,
in addition TO the old stock on hand
JOHN LYONS,

JOIlT LEONN,
WIOLEeALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
AHD DEALER IN
Bacon Flour, Fish, Salt, Glassware, Stouoware, To-
bacco, Coriagc, Twinc Notions, Fruits,
Nuts, Candies, &c.
NORTH MAIN STREET, LANCASTER
INVITES the attention of the citizens of Fairfield and
4 adjoining counties, to his new Establishment, which
fitted up in superior Style one door West of his old
stand and Immediately adjoining the Dry Goods Store
of Messrs. Reber, Kuz a. Co.. where he will he pleas
cd to all of his old customers and ten thousand
new ones. He has fitted up in good style
AN EATING ROOM,
Where persona from the country having their Ladies In
town, will nd pleasant retroat. An extensive Ware
house in the rear, with islo leading from the back
yard to his front shop, with fine liltchng place.
ALSO, FEED ron HORSES,
Having the advantage of tho railroad he is prepared 10
sell wholesale and retail for tho nmble slNpensG. hc
commodating clerks ready to wait on you from the
child's cent to the gcntleman's thousand dollars.
AUril 1881,
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We earnestly invite all persons VINO nre suffering With
ut " thu S that tesn Is heir TO- 10 call On Dr, luu
Hun nsI,t, aud get copy Uf bulls Famy Journal
uRtris; ami tur tlie Sii1 uf humanity, we nupu shat
single individual will not he iound unwilling give butts
SarNpal TRIAL nltrr reaiing AMI rcutoting ~ the
aup time. that IL Is Impossible ur the Doctor publish
part of the number ni certihcaes Of astounding
cures pcorinrl bN Ills SarTapirin. Tue amount Vt
testimony voluntarily sowercd on Dr. Butts sitrsttitm
om well Known aud distinguished individuals, 6uth Ia
pubr and private lllu has been perrct, overwhelming
" De JUllN BULLS Principal Uifuu, siiU Fiiln
ept, brsf door below Mlin, IuusvLLE, Nv
For sale by G., KAUFFMAN & co.
Lancaster, July 90, 1854. II. H. sLoCUM & co.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
EED &, 3 AUG "A M a NJ

r E E . & 3 A y @ r N a N
NNToULD take this opportunity to return their thanks
wv to their numerous friends for the very liberal
d.. patronage heretofore extended to them, and
T1EI assure them that pains shall be spared to
RNN sustain the naierng reputation already attain
e0S-ed, and in order TO meet the greatly increased
demand at there Establishment for Boots and Shoes,
they have in addition oheir manufacturing lust
ceivcd from the East very large and fashionable stock
consisting in part as follows:
Mems Fine Calf, Kip and coarse Boots,
Gents pat. Calf CATERS and Ties, =,
~" Buskins and Monroes,
All kinds Of Ladies and Misses Boots, Shoes, Slippers
and Caters, ' '
Also an assortment of the best quality of Cldrcns
fancy and plain Shoes
In addition to the above We constant ymanuac-
turing largely for sale and also to ORDER all kinds
Boots and Shoes which have hestancy in saying,
will compare in price and quality with any stock in the
western country. may 16, 1854
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

DgspcpSid, JdUHSirc, ChroHir .NsrU0rS DcJilitV
Diseases of the Ridpsys,
A Nd all diseases arising from disOrdercd Liver
~ Stomnch; such as consumption. inward piles, full-
Of blood to the head, acidy of the stomach nau
sea- hcartbuan, disgust for food funess weight in
the stomach, erucatons, sinking huttcring at
tho p of the stomach swimming of the head hurried
and difficult breathing, uterng ut the heart choang
orsufocaon sensations when in lying posture, dim
of ysion dots webs before the sight fever and
dull 1nln In the head deficiency ofperspraon, yellow
of the shin and eyes, pain in the side, back chest
limbs etc, sudden ushes of heat. burning in the flesh
onstant magnings evil great depression ofsprits
CAN BE EFFECTUALLY CURED BY
DR.. TlOunand's Celebrated German Bitters
Prepared by Dr. C. Jackson, at the German Medicine
Store, No. 100 Arch Street, Philadelphia
Their power over the above dscssesi not exccllcd,
If cquallcd, by any other preparation in the United
States, the attest, in many cases aor skfu
physicians had failed.
These Bters are worthy the attention of invalds-
Possessing great virtue in the ratification ofdiseases
the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the search
ing powers in weakness and elections of the digestive
organs, they are, wthal safc certain and pleasant.
Read and be cORriHced.-F KEssELMEIR, Jewcler,
Wooster, Ohio, December end, 1851 said: 81 embrace
this opportunity of informing you of the great benefit
have derived from the of DR.. Hoonand's German
Bittcrs have used them FOR chs md fever and dis
ordered stomach. and found relief every case They
are the best remedy for dsordercd stomach Think in
eNistcnce.' iI.
p, FoLrv, Bloomfield, Ohio. October = 1852, said:
Wh feelings Of gratitude take My pen to inform you
OF tho ncaculablc benefit have derived from the
OF Hoohard's German Bitters. have used them for
the Liver complaint, and take pleasure in
ing them to the public as the safest and best remedy
now in use." .
The Editor of the Woosisr Democrat, May G. 1852
said: "Hoaand's German Bittors.-This invaluable me-
dlcno is daily performing Ofthe most remarkable
character. We do not speak of this medicine without
knowledge of its efficacy, as we have tried IL in
family, and find il to be the only thing needed in liz
| complaint or dyspepsia
OaiER & CLARKE, Cambridge, Ohio. November L.
1852 said; "Ry those persons who have used your Hoo
lands German Biters, they considered inyalua
! bic remedy fordyspcpsia."
)cTYou should bear in mind that these Bitters arc
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, thereby possessing advantages
over most Of the preparations recommended for smi
| lar diseases.
For sale by Kaufman &c CO.; f. Katb Rushvillo; r
e. Walker, West Rushvllc; Porter IL Weirsten, Lytho
polls, and Dealers 10 medicine every whcrc.
| nncnMlhnr Il lRhN-lY
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Moses will grow upon grave stones, the
.ilivy will cling to the mouldering pe the
.'ssmistletoc springs from the dying branch +;
and God be praised, something green,
something fair to the sight, and grateful to
the heart will yet twne around and grow
out Of the seams and cracks of the desola,c
temple of the human heart.
~ If spring puts forth no blossoms, in
yl summer there will be no beauty, and in
autumn no fruit So. il youth be trined
away without improvement, rper years
will be contemphble and old aye misera-
v.y bic.
a ray of light communicated TO the un-
derstandng, is Of more value than whole
volume committed to memory. This is
like water put into cistern, which may be
exhausted; that is like fountain yielding
toa continued supply.
Women govern us; let us try to render
them perfect The more they arc enlight-
O. ened, so much the more shall we be. On
the cultivation of the minds Of women de-
pends the wisdom Of men.
Tue newspaper is n law book for the in.
ddolent, sermon for the thoughtful, n IL
brary for the poor It may stimulate the
most indifferent, it may also instruct the
most'proiound.
The three foundations Of genius are--the
~ gu OF God, human exertion, and events of
life. The three things that ennoble genius
,..,,-- --T7yisor' discretion, and knowledge.
-a'' EI- Young Ladies Schools are often
places females uuloam the good they have
= studies'and practiced at home; and learn
those things,which add neither to the head,
fs heart nor hand.
Fe :. When . noble life has prepared old age.
klt IS not the decline that it recalls, but first
the days Of immortality.
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ToTICE.

Mi wife Mary Baughman. having left my bed and
1Vl board this 24th day OF November, 1854, without
goou cause hereby warn all persons whatsoever from
saPPyng her Win any thing on my account as will
Nov. "a, lsji-3w30t EMANUEL BAUGHMAN
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EO,a CARPENTERS.

Aprl4H, lsa1. WHITE % l'AIIA'
EOis CARPENTERS.
EAtANE Irons, Chsels, and Gougos. Bench Planes,
Moulding aud Bead, ,Maich and Table, Hachcts and
Hand Axcs, Broad 81 Choppng Axes, Drawing Knives
of all kinds, steel aud Iron Squares, Gnages and Try
HGnare,' 2 sizes improyea BSreinS Hachnes, Hand,
April 90, 1854. " '' ~ 'N WHITE & LATTA.
WILLOW WAGONS AND BASKETS.
A Doz French Willow Wagons,
II do Common do do.
do Gig Ton Cabs
do square and Round Cloths Baskets
10 do Market Baskets, open and coY'd
Willow Cradles. &c.
Rocking Horses and Wheel 3arrows,
Pat Cloths Pins aud Grass Mats, by
Aprila9, 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
AnviIs, vices and siacirsmith'sBeIIOyvS
0A Anylls, weighing from 1OO to 22j pounds each
eeSb Is Solid Boxed Vices,
10 pairs Blacksmith IS Bellows,
sledges, Hammers, Borax, &c: for sale by
April29 1854; WHITE & LATTA.
Farming implements.
90 % Bo1 Z: Ca: 5aS StSGI Tno PG9 ssei SS' Fork,
50 do Grass and Grain scythcs,
do WoGord's Grain Cradles,
30 do Scythe Snathes.
so dO Hay and Grain Raies.
AprlaO, isS4. WHITE & L1TTA.
EELLOEs, SPOKEs AND EyUES.
VETEhave now on hand and which by our arrange
! wv ments with the manufacturers, We offer al
their bill Of prices with freight added.
$50 Sets Bont Fellows,
100 - Spokes,
loJ " Hubs.
! 10 6 Rent heat Shafts
100 " Buggy Bows.
| April 90, 1854 WHITE g. LATTA
Tin-Plaie, Copper, wire, Xc.
| co Boxes &c and IY Tin Plate.
ONE Square and 100 Plate do
| Tind Copper
Sheet and Bar Zinc, !r
| Sheet Iron and Wire,
! Copper and Iron RiyitS. by
Aprl29 1854. WHITE s. LATTA.
TO Carriage and Buggy Makers.
EtPRINCiS and hxels. Brass and silver Bands Stunt
- Joints and Top Props, ,Enamd Drills, Duck and Can
vnss Enamld and Patent Lcathcr,a descriptions llca
Innings, Moss and MaGHbe Iron, etc. great variet
ofOcr goods lin that lnc to be had cheap ut the 9rca
| Hlraii1are Store Of WHITE IL LATTA.
| Lancaster, April 90, 1854.
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CITY OF LANCASTER.
FORGIVENESS.


Man hath two attendant angels,
-~e Ever waiting by his side,
With him xheresoe're he wanders, "a
wheresoe'rc his feet abide;
one 10 warn him ifhe walketh,
And rebuke him IL he stray;
One to leave him to hlsnature, tI
And SO lethim GO his way.
Two recording spirits, reading
All his life's minutest part,
Looking in his soul, and liste ming
= To the beatings of his heart;
Each with pens OF fire electric,
f~s Writes the good or evil wrought
Writes with truth that adds not, errs not,
se-aetion-word-and thought.
One, lae Teacher and Reprover,
Marks each heaven-deserving deed;
'Graves it with the lightning's vigor,
ss Seals it with thellghtnlng's speed,
For the good that achievcth-
Good beyond an angels doubt
Such remains for aye and ever,
And cannotbe blotted out.
one--sevcre and silent watchor.-
Notcth every crime and guile,
.r Writes IL with holy duty,
Seals it not, but waits awhllet
Al INV wi uocT cry not
"God forgive me :" ere he sleeps,
Then the sad, stern spirit seals it,,
''' And the gentler spirit wecps.
To the slnnerif Repentance,
.r.i-. Come In soon with healing wings,
Then the dark accounts cancelled,
And each joyful angel sings
Whilst the srr!ng ono perceiyetl-
Now his troubles hour Is Ger
Music, fragrance waited to him,
From yet untrodden shore!
Mild and mighty is Forgiveness,
Mcekly worn, II meekly won;
Let our hcartsgo forth to seeklt
Ere the sitting of tho sum-
Angels wait and long 10 hear us
Ask il, ere the time Is flown;
Let us give it, and receive II,
Ere tbs midnight oometh down.
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THE GREAT RED DRAGON

MASTER KEY TO .POPEY,
Just received Mt the Boston Book store.
Lancaster, September II, 1854 u e. MIpFR
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SOMETIITNCf
NEW AND VAL u a B L n /.

Y Il " II n y II II . II ID II TT
rrF mo-, powerful King ~ the free ~ the gohr now
.i,n, supreme IN the American Republic. fne power
i,r cfn yis hp,ls ur E,rOle sink mto insisnheaice
i,., to,rnar,-l ~ fhnt nr American King.
Euiurrnn Kings employ the power vested IN them 10
rr,tsc the rcts nf the rich and lory. AMI 10 iedurr
% rr,.s rr mrry Hrl degradation the l''"r and dep"n'
,r,i unr American King forth win Equal Wiling
,s ~ rue inry mansion rid humble ri'su ready alike
20 administer reii H'd 10 oer health aud happpints'
% the lofty Rnd ioNly. the rich Siil the poor
IIN,tNv &C
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Z LCARn.

GEORGE Z. SAEOCKLEy * co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers i'm boots
md shoes OF all kinds and al, ,alities,
Mrs Greene's Block, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
lime s. 1Shi
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MAGAZgN TRANCAIS.
Family groceries, Quoonsware, &c :,

Family Groceries, 0uecnswnre, &c. ,tsc
VHEILx G. sARBENCHoN has become proprietor
by purchase, of the Grocery Store of H. Il. Hunte
q Co.. TO which he has just added large and supernnc
variety OF Family Groceries now arriving and to arrive
from Cincinnati, and other marts. In making his pur
chase he has had in view the accommodation of hi,
friends and discriminating public, for all seasons He
commends to their attention, among other articles,
prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
CoNFECTIoNARlESo of all kinds, for families and
parties.
Candies, Tarragonia Almonds, English Walnuts anG
Brazilian Nuts Figs and dntes. g.
.Jeiiies, and Gelatne for Jclics, Pruncs, &c.
OF Famils Grocorcshe will only mention Phil. pow
dercd and crushed SUGAR, New Orleans do, TEAS
Rio and Java COFFEE, Spices, Molasses, Golden Syr
up, French Chocolate, Mushroom Walnuts, Tomato
Catsup, splendid lot of English Diary Cheese, ant
other articles TO numerous TO put down here.
Not forget, also Liquors. Brandy for the sick ant
convaesceh cigars years old, smoaking and chewing
TOBACCO, Powder and Shot for the Sportsman.
lie will keep on hand variety of Paints, Ydraisl
end Japan ofhis own manufacture forthe trade.
Not lcast large and full assortment of QHeeRspare
Earthen p0re French mare and English Glasspare, al
so, WoOdoR pare, Tabs, Buekets, &c. uift. I,itr
Flie hopes to obtain fair slair ofthe public fayo
In hsne undertaking. and looks for the appreciation
and patronage ofhis friends. Having been compelled
to torenquish his former business Injurious to beahh
he will make fair trial ofhis, II will not froh
his purse, well as his hcufth IL the experiment, C
which he will devote his undivided attenon) does no
succeed he will be able he trusts TO serve the public il
Il May 1854 " FELIX C. BARBENcHoN.
Oxagc Orange Seed and Plants.
FUNIIE Undersigned have largo amount Of Usage Or
nnge Seeds andPants ofthc best quality, surpassed
by none in the couRrywhch they will sell ut the iowes
marketprice.
aEDGES. SET AND WARRANTED, .o
AT from 81 to 40 cents per rod, with fair deduction
whore large contracts are made.
. HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN, eg
At from 10 centsto 81 p rod the payments as fol
lows- when the hedge is SGT, and the balance when
II will answer the purpose OF go cd fence.
HEDGES GROWN. f ...J Z,
For what disncrested judges will say II is worth, (a
compared with good fencesl when II is completed.
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN,
81 TO $l25 per rod,to be paid for whom completed
, JAMES SUMPTER & Co, Dayton, Ohio.
JAMES SUMTER, College Corner, Butler county. Ohio
JAMES McCREw, ,Alexandersvilfe, Ohio.
BESJAMIN LeAs, Dayton, Ohio. . 'l t.c'il .f.
Mar 1, Is54 G. MARTIN Agent, Carroll Ohio
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BREAD! BREADA BREADM

SAMUEL BEERY
"OULD respectfully announce to tho citizens Of
Wv Lancaster vicinity, that he has co ed the
Bread, Light Rusk & Cracker Bakina
IN connection with hisformer baking Sis prepared
TO FURNISH FAMILIES
with every thing In the above line Having in hls
ploy the best OF bakers he feels confident that he can
please al who may favor him with aca.
~ FCnll nthis Store on Main Street, and also nj his
bake-House, corner Of Columbus & Mulberry atreets
Lancaster, July Is, 1854. "
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IRON AND STEEL.
800 600 DO SfF9a1e1 aS@@1led IEoS' IPoS,
1900 pounds Cast Steel 4 to . inch square,
$50 do English Blister Steel,
40 do D.Iblo Shear do
go do German do
lJG0 do Spring do
1000 do American Blister do
In stprcnnd for sale at low prices, by
April go, 1854. WHITE e. LATTA.
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THE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY.
Messrs. Clarke, wright& & Co.,r

s. Messrs. Clarke, Wright 81 CO,,o,
HAVE taken for a number of years, tho Foundry
4 owned by John Arncy, Esq, situate upon Coiutn-
6Hs and Broad Streets in the city of Lancaster where
they determined to be on hand with all such ar-
clcs in hoir line, as the country requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARlOUR STOVES,
MILL ocrr'ng, Machine CASTINGS and
Nm tPL0UGHS, of various patterns; war
-gssSsksEsa ranted superior article, together with
all minor articles in the Foundry line. e
CLARKE'S Cornstalk and Straw Cutter.
An articles supcrorto all others Of tho Kind in tho
country and one to which VIC invite the special attcn-
ton of the Farmer. This machine for cutting shock
corn for high feeding fttenng stock will save from
30 to 40 per cent Corn Fodder whom cut is nearly or
quite equal to hay for feeding either cattle or horses
making an acre of well saved corn fodder worth two
acres OF the best grown hay in Ohio. They nrc calcu
lated for either hand horse power, We are also
preparing to furnish TO order N4 '70-
McCOrmick's Reaper rnnd Grass Gutter and
.Is.tef MoOre's Wheat Drill. u4,.u
Farmers give call. Everybody give us n cain
and buy goods and wares, ploughs and shares
and will try in turn to buy your corn, your wheat
your four your meat, your hay your OATS your rag
bank notes. augh you may desire to spare Of broken
hope without designing any joke, that you will give
liberal share OF patronage to US who determined 10
do business on the most liberal terms.
February 10, 1854. CLARKE, WRIGHT & co,
. n q rr A -.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

S16Dn Acres of first rate up Land and bottom mea-
eDSV dow, alarge Improvement, apple and peach
orchard of the best grated rumany elegant springs
hewed log barn and house, large quantity ofhewing
timber and saw-logs The land to be sold in lots
together, situated good road, 81 miles from Lam
caster, and one mile from Pratts Saw Mill
Forterms apply TO CHARLES DIBBLE, p,
Madison Township. Fairfield county, Ohio, orto
, ALFRED McVEIGH,
Land Agent, Lancaster, Ohio.
September ., ,1e5i-letf -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TVNHE subscriber has removed his establishment into
II his New Rooms North Side Main Street, over Zink
Bish. and has lifted them up In style unsurpassed
IN the West lie hopes that the public win appreciate
MS efforts TO please and extend 10 him liberal patron
age Every thing has been done that could be done TO
ensure sueeessineyey department ofthc art, and his
pictures cannot be surpassed. V. NJ. GRISWOLD,
N b. Persons wishingto learn the art will have great
facilities for doing so here. -
Hours from 9o'clock A. NJ. until O'Clock p NJ
Lancaster, November 10. le0s--os
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ALFRED McyEIcu.

STToRSEy AND couSsELLoR AT Law, JUSTICE OF PuE
PEACE AND GENERAL LAND AGENT,
.. ,. Lancaster, Ohio,
XXTlILgive attention TO the purchasing and selling
wv Of Real Estate. also, to the procuring of PEN
sions and BOUNTY Lands. -
Hooking Valley Bank. may 10 1854 n
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Nia rrn,sr'tnhle Get, that among the hundreds of
.rnInrnt PHI siciiH who have exnnurd The rccips by
which lis sms,parila H. prepared, not has con
,I,u,nei It, hut all approved H. ami commend Il In the
highest terms Many pliysGians express themselves
strongly IN the belief lint T. Is decidedly e hest prcpi-
titiol OF Srsaprit tlat as ever rn placed hefira The
rrucranre 20 having their nnes Appended 10 tho recon
lsinl inu Of any particular rrin,iy, Notwithstanding
fha, may npproyp OF IT. In the highest degree there
utirrr WIN frankly ield their support in favor Of n
remedy which they know h capable of doing nI,irh
v,, In M nfircd community. AsHm evi rucu read the
iuIuits from old nnd respectable phN sicans, Of high
staining In tie community in which tiey live:
TESTIMoN
NJ Testimony like the following RENDERS sIprrfuous
alI comments on efficacy of nuils ,,irSapurt FROM
nr T. Yninril Professor ni Chemistry Ia thu Louisville
Medical nllrvr have Onked tile list Of ingredients
composing onu iinlls Compound Extract O Snr-npnri!n
aud inyr hesitation IN Sti Ing that they fur stit
compound a,i that PROMISES we'll IN chronic $.es
wnirn It II uppiictha. l" T. NANDEii, u
Iuus,iue, .iuur o. lSlS
what nr. pyr-, pin yscinn by appointment to the Lou
sv'ile Nnrru Hospital, says or IWls Sar,nptri,L,;
IoUisyILs Marcel, ~, 1915
have rxnminci the prescription rr thr preparation OF
luhu buii StrsipariI, and believe the combination ~
a an oAcrcut 0nu, aud we'll calculated to prn,lure
lter,iyn IN prrs-ipn 0i the strIn have used bulh
IN puniu ant private practice. and thuk H. tito best
artu'u ol strsapula nov Ia use.
NJ, PYlEs MD
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