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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-02

THE subscriber offers for sale TRACT OF LAND 10
l. containing Two Thousand Acres, less, y n
ing in New Hanover county, about ten miles from Will
mngtOn, between the Northeast and Cape Fear Rivers,
and adjoining the lands of d. A. Moore and Thomas j.
Skies Of the above IS Rice landditched and
cleared there the lands 900 upentne boxes two
years old, ard very large amount of valuable timber.
The improvements consist of two negro houses for hands
Persons desrous of purchasing will learn further partcu
lars by applying the subscriber miles above Long
Creek. Z. D. WALKER, Jr.
November 4th, 1853 9-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-02
General Notices.


1900 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
NH subscriber being desirOus ofmoving the West ia
offers his LAMBS for sale. lying in Bladen county, y
South River The Lands adapted to making Turpen-
tine and Tnber There good Saw Mill in good running
order with HOtchkiss Wheels lately put in and never
failing stream. first rate two story dwelling, with all ne
cessary out-houses.
There is large quantity of good Swamp Land some al
ready under cultivation, and a large body to clear
The place is healthy water good and good society in the
neghborhood Any person wishing to buy lands would
well to give the lands and premises look before buying
where The payments will be made easy and aceomnoda-
ting
P. l., CROMARTIE.
Cypress Creek, Baden, Nov. s, 1883 I11-tf
BUILDING HARDWARE AND TOOL STORE
EXCLUSIVELY.
The Largest establishments the kind in the L, s,
WIN. NJ. MCCLURE & BRO, No. 2s7 Market ST., abore
w 7 philadelphia. Manufacturers Depot for Locks
all kinds Warranted quality Pat Slvered Glass Knobs.
&C. Premium Porcelain Knobs, 100 Patterns Silver
Plated Hinges. &c with the most complete of
all the modern patterns in this line Builders and dealers
are invited to call and examine stock.
Illustrated Catalogues, sent by Mail if desired Hot air
Registers and Ventators, at Factory prices.
Persons distance who wish to order Goods desire
estimate particular description write CURE
BROTHER, and all informant Goods and Prices will
be given by return of mail.
All orders put up under the the immediate supervision
the firm. Ca CALL AND SEE US.
March Sd, 1884 26-6m
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Professional and Business Cards.

n. y. SMITH.
4 TTORNEY At LAW, WnMNGT0N, NJ
\ Practices in the Counties OF New hanover, SAMPSON
Rlgden Brunswick and Columbus.
March 10th, 1854 N-Iy
FDRNEY GEORGE.
TTORNEY AT LAW, WnrTEvHLE, n. c.,
Practices in the Counties Of Columbus, New Hanover,
Sampson Bladen, Brunswick and Robeson.
March 10th, 1884 2-ly
GEO. w. ROSE.
CARPENTER ANDTONTRACTOR,
I +, lime II WuAINGroN, n. G.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
~ * D. DuPRE. Wholesale and Retail Druggists
L. AND APorHEcARIEs, Wilmington, n c.
Zoy OH IS53 38-tf
&. DUPRE. u. DUFRE, JR.
NJ. WEST,
A UCTIONEER aud Commission Mcrch"nt,
y 2Ig-tf Wilmington,
D.. G. FREEMAN, GEO HOUSTON
FREEDMAN d HOUSTON, Wilmington, N. c.,
ID. c. FREEMAN 81 co, New York;
MERCHANT AND FACTORS.
I,l,Es C. SMITH MILES CosTIN
JAS. G. SMITH s CO.,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-12
WAtniNer, Nav OH.

In the Senate several memorials were pre-
scnted, including some against the Nebraska
bill
A resolution was ndopcd by calling for re i.
ports Of Messenford, late Charge TO Paris, on
the different systems Of the penal code in
France.
A bill was passed paying 10 David Lysle
$50, 900 for losses under contract for supply
ing hemp to the Government.
Indian Appropriation bill was taken up and
debated upon. Adjourned.
HoUsE On motion, went into committee
on the Nebraska bill when Mr. lnper~oll
made n speech on the European war, advoca.
ting immediate declaration Of the principle
that the U. s would not permit the search
ing Of American ships, or the orcrhauling OF
their papers MIR. Perkins, of La. spoke on
the question, contendng that il was high time
our country was acting in the mnlter.
The Association of the Medical Sup'r'n-
tendents of Insane Asylums met here this
morning. Dr.. Luther Bell was appointed
Ppresidcnt Committees were also appoint
ed to prepare business.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-12
wing descrlbea lunds.

That by agreement in writing between sal,
John ". Allen Of .ue part. and said Lord and
McCurdy Of the other part, aid land was to he
recouveyed to plaintiff unon payment ofthe sums
advanced That said Stephen J Lord died lenv
ing said Sarah Ann Lord his widow, who is also
sdminsirairi2 Of said deceased, died leaving
children whose names aud paces Of residence
are unknown to plaintiff. The petition alleges
that All the money, The repayment Of which was
secured hy said derh aud aprermeui has been
repaid 10 said McCurdy, and Lord in his lirrtme
aud 10 his said administrative since his death
And petitions also Tor recouvevance of said land,
TO pet oner; aud that his title tlteieto he granted
Aud The Defendants notified 10 appear in
said Court, aud answer said petition on or be %
fore the first day Of June, next, or Judgment will
be entered against them. On default
BUCKLAND & EVERETT Att'ys. for
PIanhlf Al 3m]
April Sd, 1854
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-12
An Ordinance.

CiEC. |. Be it ordained hy the Mayor, Record
- er aud Common Council of the incorporated
village Of Fremont, hat The Marshal Of said
town shall proceed forthwith, after the publication
OF this Ordinance. and often as he may deem II
necessary TO give verbal notice TO each and every
occupant of tho first floor of any building in The
corporation, that he may deem necessary 10 re-
move from the streets and allyes Of said town. all
wood stone and lumber except such as is being
used in the construction of any building now IN
course of actual erection, Provided The same does
not interfere with The public imterest,) and TO col.
lect in heaps, all dirt aud filth from the streets,
side walks aud nlleNs opposite the buildings so oc-
cupied, and to the center Of the streets aud alleys
and u any person persons shall refuse, neglect.
or refuse TO comply with the above requirements
for twenty y-four hours thereafter it shall be- the
duty Of the Marshal TO remove the same at the
expense of the person so negecting or rrft ing.
SIC. 2, Ii shall be the duty Of the Mar,hal 10
TemOve or cause TO he removed all dirt filh or
rubbish from the streets aud cellars, at the rx-
pense Of the corporation, dlter the same has been
collected above required.
SIC. 3. II shall he the duty of all owners or
oscupiers mentioned in The first section of this Or
dinance 10 remove from the,r lots aud allevs, all
matter or thing which is or may becpmo a nuisance,
or the Marshal shall rrInnVe the s,Ie as prov-
ded in the first section OF this Ordinance
Attest A. }. HALE, Mayor.
Passed May 9th, 1854 ,-l6 8,
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CIvEL ACTION TENDING

CEVEL ACTION PENDING
In tile CoUrt If Common Pleas, SandasGy
Co"niy, and State IF Ohio.
JOHN ". ALLEN VS..
CII \RLES J McCURDY.
SARAH ANN LORD aud
unknnwu heirs of
HEN J. LORD. deceased.
TUE d .eudhuts n hi, suii IRE hereby Motif ID.
L thtt depoSil'us vii br q, ken by the planriir
To be used in evidence al the rial thereof II, -,,I
court. ~ the times aud places fn lowing:
On the twentv-niuih, tlirlieth and thirty first
dtts Of May eighteen huHdrrd aud liiiv- fnut n..
rwrrn The hours of siX O'Clock IN the forenoon aud
nine "'rlock in the afternoon of each dtv. a. the
Office .oi Plat X Stewart, in the city of Wa>hinr.
ton. District of Cnlumhii
On the lilh SIKH aud seventh d,vs cf luur,
eighteen hundred aud iiny. tour, heivp-n the
hours shove mentioned on each day, at the Irving
House in the Cav IF New York
Aud ON tii" tenth twelfth 9ud th rtrenth DAYS o'
Junr, eighteen hundred aud fin, ruur b.twrei
the home aiOrrsai, Of each dry, al the file ui
Charles J. McCurdy, in the village of Lym"
state of Connecticut.
Defendantsgre also notified that plaiitiF will
testify us wnpss ia said cane.
BUCKLAND 4 EVERETT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
MAY list 1851. l5;4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-12

d DAD NOTICE. Mute" is hereby given that
IL petition viii be pre- srntrd 10 the CUmmS-
sourrs Of Sandusky county, at their first snuu II
m irilng in June next, 10 yacaic that part of the
State road running from the comfy road hat runs
hy f.. 4. Brebe to the county line 4, between Erie
and Snndusky counties.
April 2S.-I4:I@
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-12

N M. McCONNELL'S Pure, Refined
a Salara'us for sale at Clouds Dry Goods
store. in Buckland's Block
! his Salerans is pulverized as fine as four and
is equally as white. II is warranted pure and up-
adnltnrated 1t only needs proper trial to satisfy
any one of its superior qualify. Although great
care nhd expensc is bestowed upon its manufacture
Il is offered at Wholesale about cheap the
common article; because Of the immense quanti-
ty Manufactured and The faciIiries for The same.
JOHN MASTlN,
Who'e sale agent, Fremont, Ohio.
N B.-We have always on hand sample OF the
above, al The Fremont JOURNAL OFFICE. J. M.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-12
Fremont and Indiana Railroad.
TO all whom ID NAV COnrern,

TVNAKE Notice The FREMONT &y IN
j DIANA RAILROAD COMPANY. have
located their Railroad upon and across the follow
ing d, scrihed tact Of land situate in the Couutv
OF Shndusky and State Of hio, 10 wit:
The south hall OF the south. west quarter OF sec
lion numher fourteen. township number four,
north of range number thirteen east said to belong
to Jesse Stone, nonresident Gf said County,
mn have fled their application according 10 law
with the Probate Judge of said conmiv for The an
preparation OF The right OF way for said Road one
hundred fee' wide said tract; that is TO saw
fifty feet wide on each side Of The center line OF
shid Road. as last surveyed aud staked out across
said lract Said centre line commencing on the
north line Of said Tract, three hundred feet west
from the northeast corner thereof thence in a
sonth westerly direction, two thousand two hnn
dred feet, Ia apoint on the south line Of said tract,
seven hundred aud twenty feet from the south
west corner thereof containing five aud five one-
hNodredihs acres Of laud, including The right to
construct, maintain ana use Rairord thereon
aud the materials for the construction aud repair
of the san'e, contained within said one hundred
eel; Aud on the Il III day of June next. inry Will
h" sel"ctedlO assess the com r.usalon tn he paid
therefor ia @ r RAWSON President
Fremout aud Indiana Railroad Company.
May 5ih, 1854 1871
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-12
1's%''n:'' Esss9 95e"',,y:
&c., o.. MS.z sc.

"A E. LEPPELNEA
can nuw he seen tho largest aud richest nssort-
ment Of JEWEtRY, WATCHES. CLOCKS
aud FANCY ARTICLES, ever offered in th
section Of the country; in fact our present stock
will compare fvorably in quantity, quality aud
price with any assortment kept in north western
Ohio, end ns our motto is
Q0jck sales, and small prqGts,
persons wanting articles in nur line will find il To
their interest 10 call aud rNamine our stock, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as we feel confident Of
satsl ng the most fistidous
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Our assortment Of Goods in this department. is
exceedingly rich aud large. So Ladies'. be sure
aud call we will ALWAYS he happ, to show goods,
10 all who may favor ns with call.
Ladies' Breast Pins.
We hove just opened TWELVE DOZENS
Breast Pins. comprising Hll the latest aud most
beautiful styles. VARYING in price rom Two Ia
Eight Dolla's each. Cali and see
Ear-lrops and Rings.
We have over One Hundred different patterns.
in received fresh ON the hand, IF the manu-.
lecturers. Cali AMI rXamne ror Yourselves.
Coll L0ckets.
Just received lot Of five locles, intended for
one, two. three aud lonr miniatures. var, up from
the size Of It lulf-dime up 10 the fuI siz'd watches
God Crosses and ChailS
few fine Ctosses aud bpnutu lot Of Chains,
Gold Keys, Gold Pens, and Pencils, Gold ) Ir,.vr
Buttons, &c.
Finger Rings.
Any quantity Of Finger Rings rom Fifty cents
10 Seven Dnllars each among tlcm some We
beautiful Regard Rings
I'criilmcrv.
fine lot of Ilarrson',. Lubin's and Naschr S
manufacture, warranted vruu. ir, aud fjr snir al
manufacturers plices W. keep a general ds
sor'ment Of every thin usual, kept b, dealers IN
our iin". So give us q call. before pure using.
If cur good, dan'i SUIT don't buy them; ii is TO
trouble To show them.
10 Railroad Men.
We have f.w fine London Watches in Silve,
casrs' wtrr'nted eriert time keepers, They are
lnt' nded expressly Tor rar,nh ,iulr pieces We
have also ANY number of Detached E,capemenr,
aud Lever Watches.
Musical Instruments.
! Such as F,les, Flu,s, Accordions, Baniops,
Common and Fine Nlons.
TO Sporsmen.
We keep complete assortment Of Sporting an
paretus for Fishing aud G ,nning uurposes. such
as Reels Lines Of all qutlirs, Floats, Spuo s.
SrrngS, Spinning B i'S. Hooks Of all Sizrs, among
which is the jnsi.l celebrated K'tbv bent houk
now ackuowl. dyed 10 be ihr besi Hook eve. man.
ul"ciurrd Guns, Gun-wads, Caps, Shot hap,,
Game bags, Nc., Nc.
KNiYcs and Pistols
! We have n fine assortmenl Of Pocket Knives o
/ American aud oth-r M uuficlura. Also, Re
volvers, Double nnd Single hnrreled Pistols, Sc.
Mammoth Gold PerS.
tso-z=-------rr,,,.zr- We have received Six D,z
ers Peus. varying in psic
FROM = To 81 80 each. every me ,vA-ran'r.,. :,
any ui Our friends want GOOD ART CLE, ",
chn supply them af um mn'rrturrr's prlc,s.
T.. II. i.EPPELNAN ~ co.
/ fremont, MAY IL, ls54
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-12
100000 GIFTS for tho PEOPLE.

100000 GIFTS for tEic PEOPLE.
TOSlAH PERMAM submits 10 the people Of
J the United States. his THIRD
Monster Gift Enterprise,
In connection with the exhibitions of his magnif.
cent aud immense
Mirror Of North aud South America,
At Academy Hall, 6G3 broadway, New York.
100000 Tickets Only. AT 81 Each,
viii be sold. Each purchaser Of a Ticket for tho
ADMISSION OF FOUR PERSONS
10 The Ex'ii.liion, will he presented with mum.
bcted Certificate emitting the holder to one share
in the following 100 coo Gfs.
A FARM. located IN Harrison town hip. Glou-
cctler Co, New Jersey, aud within ) mdes Of
Phiad. lphn. II embraces over 100 Acres Of Land,
in high staic or cultivation with Dwelling, hirus,
and other necessary ont houses IN good r.pnr.-
There is a nrre Orchard Of choior Frri frrps.
! il iudsrulable. Valued at....,.....5 GOO
ANY into. n,t'iou in reg trd tn the Farm can
he obtained OF BELAN REDFlELD, ten
ant m the PREMISES
APERPErUAL LOAN without inter-
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Sa"d"Sky Eou"ty. Okio.
HANNAH EINKLEY PImlT.

HANNAH IlNk LEY III I4iul,H
against
10 IN SrINE, Defendant.
TUE defendant, John stno, will t'ke notice,
l. that the PLinuT i!nnnnh Rnklry has flied
htr petition in the Cou.i Of Common Pleas nf
Sandu-ky county, Ohm, setting forth among 9th
rr Thugs. marriage Cnutr,ci entered iuin hv aud
between the said plaiuIif aud d"lrndari. on or
ahout the irs day OF November, A. ID eight, en-
hundred aud flly three which the aid drfrnd ,nt
has violated, aud refuses to psrlnrm hy reason OF
which the phinl II claims damages 10 the amount
OF two thousand five hundred dollars.
Sad petition also sets forth thai said defrndanf
is the owner Of the north half Of The sUuih- west
quarter Of section number nine in Sandusky town
ship SdndusHy cUunty Ohio, which 81 id petition
Prays may hr he he d Till the final hearing of this
suit, aud made subject to any Judgment that may
be- ohraintd therein.
Defendant viii lake notice that an attachment
has been is.u'd against him, aud that said land
has hern seized by virtue thereof, aud that re is
required TO answer The std petition hv the eighth
duy OF July, A ID. ghletn hundred aud lliy. four
or Judgment will be taken ngainsl him by default.
BARTLETT & HAYNES,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
MAY 3. 1854 1886
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-12
MAY AppoIntments.

May appointments,
DOCT'OR N. TUBBs, Analytic Physic.
ian. will be al his follows:
Fremont Crochan House. Thursday, the Hill
Of May, Nor~alk, Mansion House, Tuesday g.
w ednesday the . III aud 10Th Of Nav, Toledo,
Collins House. Friday & Saturday the 9th and
18Th Of May, Tdm, Shawhan House, Wednes-
day & Thursday the I1ih and 18th of Nav.
Sand usLy. ST Lawrance House, Friday s. Sat-
urday the 18Th and 20lh Of May.
READ TEsTlMoEIALs BELow-xEw osE EVERY MoErIfl
Those afflicted with Chronic disease of the
Liver Lungs, Kidenys, or Spleen, In famaiionsi
Rheumo'lsm, Asthma, shorin ness of brea III Of
difficult breathing; Dyspepsia. Dropsia, Week.
ness or Nervous Disabilities. Restlessness, Loss
Of Appetite. Constipation, Dera npement of the
stomach, bilious AiIec tions. Gravel, Whts
Swelling, Cancar, Scofu la Ulcers, Impurities
nf the Blond or Of any Chronic or long standing
disruses. are invited 10 call
DIR. 7 neither beeds nor bsters: nor is he 4
llomeopathist; he never uses Mercury, Arsenici
AniimonY, or any other mineral a medca
ageut, nor is he Thompsonian- --he neither steams
nor gives emeiics His theory OF disease differs
from all others that have been adopted, but NOT
more than does his
System of Treatment.
Patients should mark wei! the dates given above.
Our entire time being pre-engaged, attendance
must accord strictly with published announce
meuts
He does not make sick to make WE'LL nor tear
down TO build up again; nor allay irritation by
patching M with anodvnes.
A Voice from LOrain.
DR TUBns:-Sir-l have delayed writing you
until several months have ella psed since my wife
discontinued the use OF your medic icine, bnt her
heaIt still remains hetter, and she is able TO en-
dure more fatigue than at any time for thres
wears previous TO your prescribing for her. Her
condition was peculiarly distressing and one
which will not attempt fully 10 discribe. The
greatest suffering proceeded from a weakness,
pain, heat and pressure IN the lower par, of the
! back aud hips, which appeared TO affect the en-
tire system On receiving your first prescription,
She was able TO sit mp but part of the day. The
change has been great and truly gratifying 10 Us
both. My son, whom you treated for bsess in
he side, is doing well. The swelling and ten
drrness are gone, his countenance and strength
have improved much and the discharge has
nearly ceased
Yours respectfully,
THOMAS l.. TAYLOR.
Ridgeville, Lorain Co, Ohio.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

SCHOOL NOTICE
The Board Of School Examiners Of Sandusky
County will hold their spring session rs follows:
Commencing on Friday, April and for nine
consecutive Fri'la,s th"reanrr,-and certificates
viii not he grated on any ohar da's
The law requil es ieechers 10 be qualified to
teach OrhoG'aphy, Reading, Wriling Arllhme.
Tie Geography. aud English Grammar; aud per-
sons not qualified TO teach all Of said branches
ueed not apply The Examinations will be held
up stairs in the old Cnou House;
BY order Of the Board.
q. w. CLICK. Clerk
March d ,5l-ir
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FREMONT PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Flour per barrel. ......,,............9,G 90
Corn per bushel. .'...:... ~
Oats per busiIel l...... .............. 81
Butler per pound -. ....,.............l |! l.!
Eggs per d0zen'... ..........,..S
Cheese per pound. .........'.....lU
Lard per pound. $500.
Salt per barrell. ....................2 90
Hides per pound. ...................4 4
Flax seed per bushr.. r............,.....l 10
Hams smoked per pound nd.........,......SU SAG
Beans per bushel. ....................i %
Potatoes per bushel.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .37
Onions per bushel. l..............,..... IS
Apples green.... .5u
Apples dried. ....................l 70
Beeswax per pound Observation-Disclosures. 25
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-12

Rumors from WASHINGTON are omcn0us If
the passage Of new Nshraska bill TO be
brought forward under Executive patronage.
1t is said that eleven Democrats have been
won to ncquipscencc. five of whom nre from
New York. How many are from Ohio?-
We shall see what we shal! see
A special minister is TO be Immediately
dispatched to Mexico with the new Treaty.
Senor ALMoNTE, Mexican Minister in Wash
ington, has acceded to the treaty, having
been fully empowered by his country, or rath-
er by SANTA ANA, TO take definite action.
But it is deemed proper for a rumhcr "f rea.
sons to Law the mntter properly before SAETA
ANA and his Cabinet that the document may
be properly accredited and to render it i'm.
possible for any future executive TO set IT
aside. No doubt at all is expressed hut that
the Treaty will be Immediately endorsed in
Mexico.
OfficiaI intelligence has been received in
Washington to the effect that the British
Government refuse to guarantee the rights Of
ncutrals hv trentv This news creates some
stir among officials and it is probable a spe-
cia messenger will be dispatched 10 Mr..
BucHArAN instruc,inc him to insist upon such
guarantee for the United States. The Presi.
dent has said that in the pursui Of a leciI-
mate commerce. to be ovcrhaulcd and sub.
jected to any inspec ion hy English officers.
further report states that no treaty can
be made on the Fishery question, at present,
owing to the existing troubles in the East
So our smacks must live for another wear up
on the tender me'cies of the English.
1t is confidently said that the veto of Miss
Dix's bill is a silenccr to the Homestead bill.
and to BExNET's bill allowing land to ac'ual
settlers. The Senate, in consequence. ill
resist the veto to the end If the session. The
Debates maturing bid fair to be very bitter.
During the service, last Sahba h morning
in the Catholic Church in E,je, he Gallery
fell, crushing and juring all who were nm
dernrdih. Four person were fatal, hunt.
Reports from head quarters say that M-ssrs
EDDY and LANE of Indiana. VRATL and LII
LY of New Jersey, TAYLOR Of New York and
GREEN Of Ohio, will changr their coat and
30 for the Nebraska swindlr Olhcrs from
Maine and Connecticut are suspected DoUG
Las is confident Of the passage nf !hr bill, rs
several who are opposed to it are sick and
absent, ,SandasIy Register.
A GRE.T AND Novnr ESrEnPRrsn. We pub.
lsh in our advertising columns "A magnificent Gin
Enterprise. the il.ird Of - series, started in New
York, by MIR. Prrlnm. who has been long aud IA.
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An examination Of it Will present. features that
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and child in the immunity. We have only ia
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BILE ger have been characterized BY the great.
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