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psB"The Emperor Of Brazil has ap-
pointed Il "Board of Health" to inves-
tigatc and decide what proprietary
remedies should be admitted into the
country and what excluded. After
some months session they have report
ed condcmning them all except Dr. J.
G. Aver & Cos preparations. Three
of those they recommended the En-
peror to admit for the benefit of the
public health, while they hold the
fourth, Cherry Pectoral under advise
mcnt for further information respect
ing one Of its ingrcdients-morphinc,
which, while so extensively employed
and so highly esteemed as remedy in
this country, is scarcely known in that
Of all the other medicines before them,
the Imperial commission say, no one
of them merits any favor whatever, sr
protection from this Government, as
they contain nothing new nor any
specific virtues not fully known and
used by our own physician 8. The In
pcrial Government has accordingly
prohibited them all from admission
through the custom house. except the
remedies of our distinguished country
men above mentioned-a discrimina-
tion by their learned men, very like
that to which experience has led the
American people, Boston Herald.
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KNOX FRUIT FARM.-The readers
attention is invited to the advertise
ment, in another column, of the great
fruit farm and nurseries of Mr.. Knox,
the celebrated horticulturist, of Pitts
burgh. The accounts of the size, pro-
ductivehess and quality of the "Great
Agriculturist" Strawberry, would al
most seem fabulous, were they not so
we'll authenticated. In Mr.. Knox's
Circulariis cut representing the size
of this fruit from actual measurement
of a specimen berry. Ii would he re-
spectacle for an apple or peach, even,
but for strawberry it is gigantic. A
single column of our paper is positive
ly not wide enough to contain the cut
as there given.
The reputation Of Mr.. Knox for
honorable dealing is co.eXtensive with
the country, and no other dealer can
compete with him in the extent and
variety of his collection.
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
WEES, &o,-By reference to the ad-
vertisemeut of Mr.. John Gravett, in
tais paper, it will be seen that a fine
opportunity is presented to our citi-
zens for obtaining, in their own vicin-
ity, the various plants advertised, in
their respective seasons. As far as his
stock goes, (and it will be found to
comprise great variety and extenD, it
will doubtless be TO the advantage of
purchasers to call on Mr.. Gravett, in
preference to sending to distance.
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HOW no SUSTAIN A LAVE PAPER.

1st--Subscribc and pay for it.
2d-Gel your neighbors to take it.
a3d--Send printing and advertising
to the office.
4th--Help make the paper interest
ing by sending local items to the
editor.
We are occasionally asked if We
charge for publishing reports of Sol
diers' Aid Societies, &c. We do no}.
We are always heartily willing to. do
anything in our power to promote the
interests of our soldiers. All we ask
IN return is that the Aid Societies and
other friends Of the soldiers do what
they can to help sustain the Gazette
through the crisis which is perhaps
more disastrous TO the printing bust
ness than to any other.
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ORGANIZATION OF TIE 1S6TH 0. Y.
I.-The following are the field officers
of this new regiment, recently organ
lied at Camp Chase, and since gone
into the field in Tennessee:
Colonel, Thos. F. Wildes of Athens.
Lieut.. Colonel George Wilhelm of
Lancaster.
Major, Wesley Il. Patterson of Co.
lumbus.
Surgeon, W. H. Machctt of Green
vile,
Asst. Surgeon, VIM. Hargraves of
Rootstown.
Adjutant, Adolphus B. Frame Of
Coolvlle.
@, NJ, Ezra L. Walker of Athens.
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rG- Persons in want of anything in
the way Of q new suit Of clothes, would
do we'll TO call and examine the splen-
did stock of new goods just received
at Philip Rising's.
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pG~ The first regular semi.monthly
meeting for March, Of the Hooking
Valley Horticultural Society, will be
held at the Mayors office, on Saturday
the 11th inst, at one o'clock P. M.
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eoiSG EAST
Leave 80
tJ.2DP.M GlI All
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

TENO Hilas STYLES. New Orleans. Lorsiaaa JaE,es
Styles, in the state ofLouis M; Harriet Gir,lEer
Ho"king Ohio. Henry styles, IN the s:ate "
Illinois and John syirs. GailatiE aO'iHty, Illinois,
IOuwill take notice that On the 2is. s rt IaBuIy
4. b. lSi5, the undersigned filed q petition u tue
Court of Common Pleas, Fairfield county, Oii'o
where the sameis now pending, demanding partition
Of the following premises t1-wIi: 10 Lot No. Ech
teen rsl, situate in the town Of Bremen, ia sa cOun-
ty. Tho undersigned dcmaHis that pirtiilon b-
made OF said premises rs follows: To The UNDER
signed each. Eve tNentehs t5-2' to the said Hih-
styles Jimr- styles Harriet Gnr'iuer. Henry yic-
aud John styles each, two tweptie,A- i!.-Ni
A. the next term Of sad Court, application VII
he iande by the undersigned for an prlcrtat plIti
ton may be made, &c, OF said premises.
I-AAC VI. HATCF ER,
GEORGE W. HATCHER.
MAErrN & ioNEiLL, Attorneys.
Jan. 2l-ii-jw
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Alleged Plot ITO Assassinate tho Presi-
dent.

dent.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-The Bul-
letin of this city has tho following
startling special dispatch
WASHINGTON, March IA man nam.
cd Clements has been turned over to
the civil authorities by the military
authorities, against whom the evidence
is positive that he had all his plans ar
ranged for tho assassination of Presi-
dent Lincoln on inaguration day. He
is in jail here, a
WASHINGTON, March 7.--The report
that Thomas Clements had matured
his plans for tho assassination of the
President on inauguration day, had
its origin in the following facts Glenn
ents and another person came from
Alexandria on Saturday they were
both extremely disorderly and seemed
to have been drinking freely. Clements
in particular was very abusive. He
said, using gross and profane language,
that he came here to kill the President,
that he was too late by about one-half
hourand that his Saviour would never
forgive him for failing to do so; that
he would do it at night, the 9TH of
March, and that he came expressly to
do it, and he would do it before he left
town. The President had robbed him
of certain sum of money. This is
the substance Of the affidavit. Glenn
ents had been turned over from the
military TO the civil authorities, and
has been committed to Jail for trial, =
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
To expire on the 3lst day Of january 1866.

ITO expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1866.
OFFICE or THE AUDITOR or STATE.
Insurance Department, Columbus, o Jan Is, 'r5. (
WHEREAS, The HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at New Haven, the State of Connecticut has
filed in this ohrea sworn statement fits condition.
as required by the first section Of the net so rcg,.
late Insurance Companies not Incorporated hy the
State of Ohio" passed April Sth, 1856 and amended
February 9TH, 1864; and, Whereas, said COMPANY has
furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that
it Is possessed ofat least ONE HUNDRED 1HOCS-
AND DOLLARS of fartual Capital invested in stocks
or Bonds, or in Mortgages of Read Estate, worth
double the amount for which the same is inortgngrd
and, Whereas, said Company hGs filed in this Office
written instrument under It's corporate seal signed
by the President aud Secretary thereof authorizing
amy Agent or Agents of said Company in this state to
acknowledge service of process, for and in behalf
said Company, according tCthe terms Of said law
Now Therefore in pursuance Of the first section Of
the aforesaid act, |, JAMES II GOODMAN, Auditor Of
state for Ohio do hereby certify that said HOME IN.
.SURANCEGOMPANN,O of New Haven II authorized To
transact the business ofFire and Marine Insurance in
this state until the thryfrSt day of january, III the
ycnr one thonond eight hundred and sixty-sx
IN NWlrNE5S WHEREOF, have hcrcuntn sub
scrhcd my name aad caused the seal of my Office 10
be affixed the day ana year above written
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
tsEAL.l Auditor of State.
Applications received and policies promptly issued
hyB +. RElNMUND, Agent, ut Lancaster, o.
March .. 1Sjj-3w
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
County OF New Haven, ss'

New IlAvES, January 10, 1855.
DoCGLAs Il. SATTERLEE. Presidenl, and CHARLES
WILSON, Secretary ofthe HOME INSURANCE COM
PANf, beng scycrlly sworn, dcposc and saw that
the foregoing Is flll, tre and correct statement Of
the affairs of the said C0mpnny that the said InsiIr
ance Company is tho bona idc owner Of ut least one
Hundred Thousand Dollars of actual Cash Capital in
vested IN stocks and Bonds, in mortgages on Real
estate worth double the amount for which the same
Is mortsaged; and hNt they are the above described
officers OF said Insurance Company
u. Il. SATrERLEE, Ptcsilcat.
ClAS. WILSON, SecretnrU
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
To expire on the 3lst day of January, 1896.
Auditor OF state Otnce,
Insurance Department,
COlumbus, Ohio, Ian. Both, 1865.


Insurance Department,
Columbus, Ohio, Jan. Both, 1865.
WHEnfAs The PHENIX Fire Insurance Company,
locntcdlt Br olyn, in the state of New York, has
filed in rhlS office statement of its condition,
us required hy the fr7t section of the act TO regu-
late Insurance Companies not incorporated by the
state ol ohio" passed April s, lsju amended Feb.
0, l>I, and whereas, said company has furnished the
Undersigned satisfactory evidence that il is possessed
otut least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
OF ACTUAL CAPITAL INVESTED in stocks or
BOMBS or IN mortgages Of real estate, worth double
t,t1 amount for winch the saIneis mortgaged; and
whereas, said company has filed in this Office u
written instrument under its corporate seal signed
10y the presdcut and Secretary thereof authorizing
any agent agents Of sad company in this State TO
acknowledge service Of process, tor and in behalf of
>ia company according to the terms OF said law.
Now Therefore, in pursuance of the first section OF
The aforesaid act, J. james Goldman, Auditor OF
state Of Ohio, do hereby certify that said Phenix
Fire Insurance Company of Brooklyn, is authorized
10 transact the business Of Fire Insurance in this
State until the 3lst day Of January in the year one
thuus1n eight hundred and sixty SKIS
In witness Whereof have hereunto subscribed
SrALl my name and caused the seal of my ofco 20
he affixed the day and YEA above written.
[stampl JAS. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
Feb. 2s-3w
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i've per cent. On premiums received in Ohio for
1854, deposited with The Auditor of state.
sTATE OF NEW YORK. !

STATE on NEW YORK,
.cotSrT uF NF'y YORK, SS.
stephen Crpweil- President, and Philander Shaw,
Secretary Of tn" Phenx Fire Insurance Company,
te!n- -eyerly sworn dcpose and say that the fore
going is iil. trua and correct statement Of the af-
H6rs ottha sad company /; that the said Insurance
Company is the bona fte owner OF at least OSE HuS-
BRED IhJusAHn DOLLARS Of actual Cash Capital in
vested in Stocks and Bonds, or in Mortgages on
real estate worth double the amount for which the
same Is mor-1sed; and that they the above de-
scribe oihceis ot sail Insurance Company.
STEPllEN CROWELL, President.
PHILtNDER SHAW, Secretary.
fSEAL.l Subscribed and sworn before me, this 23d
10y 0l JANUARY, 1865.
TnOS. l.. THORNELL.
lStampl Commissioner for Ohio in New York.
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The greatest amount insured in any on,

Inc greatest amount insured IN any one
risk..... s2j,OOo %
The greatest amount allowed by the rules
to he insured III any one city, town or
vage-accordlDg TO its size
The greatest amount ALLOW ed 10 be insured in any
one blocli-acc0rdiDg to its lt 9TH and structure
The amount oflts capital or earnings deposited in
any other state as security for losses therei-nonc
The Charter, or Act Of Incorporation Of said Com
pany pretiOUttg f'ci.
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s5s,sOl IS
iolal ilhDllttitr. .........-...........-
". MISCELLANEOUS.


The greatest amount insured in any one
- .I-i's'''-- W
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to he in
>urrd ~ u!y one city, togn or yillage,-not fixed,
Tie greatest anOunt allowed TO be insured in any ono
hloek according to circumstances.
iheauI1uat Of IT, capital Or earnings deposited in
ANY oiEar asate, security FOR losses therein, viz
IR California ..................... S75,UD
IA cn.4ce 5000
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Last Notice.

ALI THOSE indebted to sHoLL, FAINT q
~ WALEER are hereby notified 10 call and make
hnhl scttlcmcut without ielay, We intend tn
leave Lancaster in March noNt. Our books must
bo ciusc,; and ull claims remaining unsettlea on
the LIST oi March, wall he left IN tho hands OF tho
proper officer Tor collection,
s. FAST 4 co.
Lancaster, o., Feb Esd, lsG5-sw.
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MARRIE ID.

On the 2Sth ult., by the Rev. G. II
Leonard, Mr.. RICHARD SrTPHEN and
Miss MARY ANN LEONARD, both OF
this city.
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OFFICE or THE AgpIToR or STATE
Columbus Ohio, Jan. Is, 1865 I
II is hereby certified that the Orcgongis u correct
cory Of n" statement Of Condition Of the HOME IN
filed in this office, for the wear 1866
Witness my hand and seal officially
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
[sEAL,l Auditor ofstate.
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Andrew Grcenwalt offers his House
and Lot for sale. See Advertisement.
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OFFICE OF rnE Avprron or srArr,l

Subscribed and sworn before ~, this 10th day of
january, 1866. LAYNfAN r. MIrNSON
tStamp.l A Commissioner for the state of Obi,
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p@- See new closing out advertise,
ment of DR.. e. B. Olds.
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Office of the Auditor of State,
tnlnmhls. nhin. Ian. 2lnh. 1861.

It's hereby certified, that the foregoing a cor
Get copy Vt the Statement Of Condition Of the Phenix
Fire INSURANCE Company Of Brooklyn. New York,
madc IN and fled in this Office for the year 1865.
LSEAL. Witiess my hand and seal officially,
lStampl JAMES H. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
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Corrected Weekly by IL. A. Gcbelein, City Grocr
Wheat-l G0@l Gj Cofee-jNd55
FlOur-D 0OmIuO 10 Sugar-2jm30
Rye-I lUMl 10 Molasses-l 5OGIl co
Oats-Go@70c Whiskey-2 100
Barlcy-l 2n@1 % Salt al 90 per hL,
Corn-G5M70 Butter-2O to %
u Clover 5eed-120l2 80 Eggs-lO0i2
Flax Seed-2 OOd2 20 Lard-l7m2Oc
PotatOes-7inl 90 TalOw-l2ml3c
Feathers i0c Dried Apples 100
Bucon-20@22c White Bcans-2 UOM2 80
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The name Of the Company is Home Insurance Com
pany, and IS located in New Haven, Conn.
I.--CAPITAL.
The amount OF its Capital stock, author.
zed by the Legislature, is........... Sl 0O0,000 %
The amount Ofits Capital Stock paIdup, 5OOOJU w
Il-AssETS.
Cash Of the Company on hand, and in
the hands of Agents and other pct
sonsl.. sO,96i 70
Cash loaned on call. ll............,.q....... G,51G Al
Real estate, unincuInbcrcd. ... JioOO 90
Tho Bonds and Stocks owned by the
Company (as per vouchers accoinIa-
ingl-how secured, and the rate of
interest thereon, ,to-wt...~"."........ 4Jo,s22 90
Debts due the company, secured by
mortgage las per vouchers acOfnpany-
ing valued at 2aaoOo.. .;.."..."..'....... $3.50 90
Debts otherwise secured, (as per vouchers
accomplnyineg...... ............ $3.50 90
Bills cciville........SS,3DS 0j No ; 49,
Debts for premiums. lG,DS7 y -'''o1 -
All other Securities, interest accrued and
and Office furniture. ........... 1882 "a
Total Assets Of tho .coinpany........ sGjy,U7o %
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses unadiIIstei . .. , lI7J0 &c
All other claims against the company be-
sides small oihcc exponses............. Gl2 IS
lotal Lauilues...........".... Sl5,3G2 "
~. MISCELLANEOUS.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS BY MAIL.

We will send, safely packed and postpaid,
For 81, IAgriculturi>t Golden Seeded.
For Sc, Agrcul.urlst, 10 Golden Seeded, Il
Russell.
For 50, 3Agriculuurist, 10 Golden Seeded. T. Rus
sell, l. Fillmore.
For So, Asuculturst, II Golden Seeded, Il
Russell, u Fillmore, Il Frenrl's Seed,
ling, Kitley's Golmh.
For $40 l. Aguculturist, q Golden Seeded, 81 Rus
SELL Il Fillmore, Il ErrnclI's Seeding,
l. hitley's Goliall, Il Jennings White.
For description of above, and many other kinds
onr select lists mode oil culture prices, sc. our
IllnstlItel CntnllunC.
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Attention is requested to the notice
of a desirable Farm for sale in Plea
SAINT Township.
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NEW GRAPES AID lEW CUHlllTS
EToR. S0Ke.
20 'Kcmen.bcr the Currnnt and Grape
bear Annuaii9-Ga

WYE have mdcrcutiyntion the following -pien.
w did varieties Of grapes produced rom rrliable
sorrcs, true 10 nnmc,-1 limited quantity Of earh
are now olieTed for sale at prices named
IONA, lsRiELLA. ApIRONDAC,
ALIENS HYBRID 'ui
MAEATANNY,
Price Sc each.
The following ct Fl each
Crcyong, To Eglnu. Alvey, Rrbe"ca. Hartford
Prolific, E'SnhUrg, Ttyior Perkins Louisa tIrri-
gues. Lydia, Cassidy, Delaware, Logan, Caniiy-
August Union Village, Northern Musc;plInei Con-
cord and Diana.
ALSO
Catawla, Clinton and Htjl selected two year
oil uauts. Price - ceut- cach--less by The dozcn
or hundred.
We have also procured from Hon. Marshal p
Wlller, Iui Baker, Of nlr,ha~tcr, Mass, five su-
pcrh varieties OF uunnHts ,tu-Wlt:
La Ncrsullaisc, Ia Fertile II ADerrs, Ia lIltyc
do l}crtin, Whitn nlpuu, White Grape. Price,
~ cents each 90 per dozcG.
ALSO,
An nrre,sa y anil splendid stock of Fruit and
Ornamental trees usually kept in Nlrser!rs-all for
sale at t,ir prices.
Cataogln, r,n bc had at the Spring Grove Tuf-
sery, near Carroll Ohio.
S. COLEMAN & co.
T.bEl--3w
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M O6 6ESH.

Us hereby given that the undersigned has heen
Adnly appointed mud qualified rs administrator ot
tho estate Of JOHN sTUTzMAN, late of Fairfield
county, O.
Febl6-3w SAMUEL JACKSON.
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DR.. M I e S S E:.
Z am prepared to ;reot all disease, such as
Cancers and ScrOfuIour Il Elections.
Chronic ana Complicated Cases. CT Re
turning Soldiers,
M

White Swelling, salt Rht on, and Ulcers ef different
kinds, aud viii gIaFamtce ninety cures out Of ono
hundred cases. orhiuhcriniirInatiun and charges.
&c dress Il. MlEsSE, Physician Il surgeon,
lancaster, Ohio.
y. B.-.0ifrc and residence IN iAc East patt al the
City, on the Pike Jan'-l,u'
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P n E Nj K
Insurance Company
or NEW YORK..
Cash Capital and Surplus So23,Oso ~
fire INLAND and Ocean Marine,
r sk. Taken at Current Rates OF Premium.
]. B. McNEILL, Agent,
Lancaster, Ohio.
;a.h Capital and Surplus soas,oso ~
fire smI"nd ana Ocean Marine.

EtTATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION Of the Phos-
tJnX FIRE Insurance Company tine 3lst Of De-
eefniicr. lsI made to the Auditor of Ohio, pur-
slant - the statute OF that State.
NAME AND LOCATION
The name of the Company IS the PhGnix Fire
Insurance Company, and is located III Brooklyn,
NcW York.
/. CAPITAL.
III. arHoUnt offs Capital stoci;is -.....s5OoOOO 90
lhe s'iolai Of scaptal stock paid ups 600,COO W
, II. ASSETS.
J. Cash ~ tie Company on hand, and in
the h1nd- nj AGENTS and other persuns 92,6l2 "A
= Heal r@tate T,G05 ~
). The bonds and stocss owned by the
Company ias per vouchers accompanying 353,951 90
!. ietts d'je the company. secured by
nofe.ga ,O5l 70
.. Debts otherwise secured las per VOucil-
er- arcoHpGnyiGgi Temporary lOans.... 13O,4 ,412 so
q. Icuts for premiums. q, ,i35 %
!. Al other sefur!ueJintercst accrued. 1891 3S
Total asses Of the company y.........s923,os ,oso "a
H. LIABILITIES.
Losses unad dWstrd, and losses IN suspense
|aing luFther FioOf... ............... s58,901 IS
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oar stock of Strawberry Plants this soasOn-in-
cludmg GOLDEN SEErED Uhe hest eary) RUS
SELL and FILLMORE t5oth Of wonderful sl2r and
prodngtyenrss), FRENCH'S SEEDING, TRl-
OMPllE pE GAND WILSON'S ALBANY, and all
other desirable knds,-is the largest and best we
have pynr ptt,,re1
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Total Assets Of tho .coinpany......
III. LIABILITIES.
Total Liabilities. s...........................

Losses unndustcd. Ii,75O
All other claims against the company be-
sides small oihcc. exponses................ Gl2
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Applications received and policies promptly issued
by = f. RElNMUND, Agent Nt Laneastcr o.
March 0. 1Sjj-3w
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THURSDAY, March 8, 1865.

LANCASTER, OHIO: