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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-01

"a KIND OF A WAY HES Cor. Mot
long since vigorous effort was made to
erect new buildings and otherwise enlarge
and improve the College in Marietta and
Mr.. VIM. Sturges of this city at once sub
scribed $4,000, for the furtherance of the
object Douglas Putnam also subscribed
$4,000, and Col John Mills, $4,000
Why. in this age Of prosperity do we not
see more examples of this kind ?--Zaaes-
vile Courier.
Do You Know Me- ?-This question sa-
luted us at the corner OF Randolph street
and Jefferson avenue on our way from din.
ner yesterday. We took second look al
the querst, whom we had not seen in
twelve years, and replied, "Yes, you are
Edward Carter" II guess you do know
me; and / want you to go to the Express
office and identify mel' On our way to
the Office he informed us that for the last
two years and upwards he had been in Cal
ifornia, and had acquired competence and
that large remittance thence was then
awaiting him at the Express Office which he
could not get for want Of indenti6cation.
The business was soon done and the pack
age handed over and we went our way
rejecting upon tho changes Of life for when
we last knew Edward be was poor hon
est day laboreL-Dstrod Inqairer
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-01

A TEA-PARTY IN ONE OF THE "RuRAL
DIsTRIcTs." "A venerable matron of North
Adams Mass. only 90 years Of age, gave
an Old Folks Tea Party, few days since,
and among the guests who we're present
four ladies of the respective ages of Sc, 50,
so, 10, and three gentlemen of So, so, 70,
making the united ages of the eight per-
sons (ncluding the hostess) GAO years an
average of 81. And what is most remark
able, adds Tie Sentinel. six of the above
persons own farms on which they reside
all in one neighborhood of less than a mile
square-and have been residents of the
town over fifty years.
EE- "Comc, "" said young lady to
one of the other sex, to whom the above
initial belongs, "go with us to join the tenn
plars'" 80. cant join SO many socie-
ties" replied V. al Joined the TIpplers
some weeks ago, and I've scarcely found
an hours time to attend to my own busi-
ness ever since."
The Artesan well at Charleston. S. G.,
has already reached the debt of l,lz7
feet, 900 OF which have been dug through
solid rock. The well, when completed.
will be one of the most valuable as we'll as
gigantic works in the county. Only think
of drilling rock at the depth of nearly 1900
feet!
WANTED-A NIadER!-The following
advertisement lately appeared in the Jour
nal de Havre:
MatrimOnial--A Widow, thirty years of
age, being possessed Of fortune of 10000
francs, wishes to marry Negro, between
forty and forty years Of age. who has
received good education. For further
particulars, address NJ. Des, Rue d'Euetat
No. 81"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-01
GMcss I Wnn,I.

w llle passing uOWn w ait street, New
York, several years ago my attention was
arrested by two boys who stood near a bas-
ket of pears, which poor old man had
left for moment on the side walk while he
entered house to obtain morse to eat
"Bob take one" said one of the boys.
Bob looked up the street and down step.
ped nearer The basket then moving sudden
ly back he said
"Guess | won't"
Guess you'd better not" said l.
"Thank you" said he. 81 did feel like
taking one, but now don't want it,"
Ten years later, while examining some
articles in shop window in Vine street
Cincinnati clerk presented himself and
while waiting for me to make a selection
he was accosted by his next door neghbor
with,
Bob do you stand to your bet?"
"Well," said he, rather hesitatingly, 81
don't know, guess | won't"
"Guess you'd better not" said l.
"Thank YOU" said he, "ll take your ad
vice"
Five years later and but few days ago
while in store on Canal street, gentle
man came in and addressed one of the firm
as follows;
Gold day Bob, business dull: let's go
over and take glass of cogniac,'
"Why Mr.. L. are you not aware that ]
am about joining the Sons %
"Ive heard SO but don't believe it,"
| ats a fact"
"You have not joined yet?"
"No; but | have been proposed"
"Wel!, it will not injure you to take your
bitters until you do join and perhaps the
cold weather will be over by that time"
"But you know, Mr.. L it has been some
thing of an effort for me to break off and
if 1 taste again it may have tendency to
renew my old appetite"
30. come along no more nonsense; you
might have been over and back by this
time; it will do you good this cold morning
and you can preach afterwards"
"Well, don't know" said he taking up
his hat, "but | guess l won't. No, Mr.. L
| will not 60"
"Guess you'd better not" said I.
"Now stop moment and I'll tell you
something very strange, This is the third
time in my life that have been deferred
from doing wrong by the same words spo.
ken by female voice. Once by little
girl next by young lady and now by this
lady"
is it not" said he, turning to me, every
strange
alt is" said "but would it moi be more
so if in every instance the words had been
uttered by the same voice %
at would indeed" said he. "for they
were spoken in different parts Of the United
States"
then related the incident Of the pears
and bet He said that lie was the man !!
was much surprised at this as were others
present and believed that its very singular
ity renders it worthy Of notice. 1t also
shows how much good few words spoken
at proper time and in proper spirit
may do-lIappy would it be if females
could always use their tongues to SO good
advantage. And now l would say TO Bob
land all other Bobs that feel like taking the
advice) if ever you are tempted 10 do what
your conscience will not readily approve Of
Il guess you'd better not" KATE CLOVER
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-01

LATER.--The token of reception has
finally been discovered by close observer.
When one Know Nothing wishes to recog-
Mise another, he closes one eye, makes an
o with his thumb and fore finger, and pla.
ces his nose through it, which being inter
preted, reads
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-01
GREENE d HAYNES,

Attorneys at Law, aud Solicitors in Chancery
will give their undivided attention TO profess
ional business intrusted to their care in San
dusky and adjoining counties. Office in the
I'd story of Buckland's Block, Fremont, o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-01
H FREMONT JOURNAL:
IoHN MAsTIN 3 ISAAC M. KELLER
Publishers and proprietors.

The JOURNAL is published every Friday
morning. OFFlCE-in Buckland's Block
third storyi Fremont, Sandusky County, o.
-TERMS.--
One copy, per year, IN advance, by mail 81 80
Paid within the year, 2,OO
After the expiration ofthe year, $50
Town subscribers, will be charged Sl,75 in
advance, the difference In the terms between
the price on papers delivered in town and
those sent by mail, is occasioned by the ex-
pense Of ofcarrying.
HOW TO STOP A PAPER.
First sec that you have paid for it up to the
time you wish II to stop; notify the Post Mas
ter Of your desire, and ask him 10 inform the
Publisher, under his frank, Gas he is authorized
- TO do) Of your wish 10 discontinue.
W No paper discontinued until all arreara-
Ee, are paid, except at the option OF the pub
fishers.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-01
DENTISTRY.

L D. PARKER, SURGEON DENTIST,
Respectfully tenders his professional services to
the citizens Of Fremont aud vicinity. Teeth
inserted on pivot, gold or silver plate and in
the neatest manner. lr'3- Office in Caldwell's
Buildna. front room. no stairs. FremOnl.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-01
CHESTER EDGERTON.

HES En- EDGEHlON.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, aud Solicitor
in Chancery, will carefully attend to all pro
feesiounl business left in his charge. lie vii
also aitend to the collection Of claims, &c
in this and adjoining counties Office, Sec
onl story Buckland's Block, Fremont, o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-01

BLANK DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
Quit. claims, Contracts. &c., kept on hand or
Printed to order at the JOURNAL OFFICE
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-01
Business Dirrrtorp.
FIRE MONT OU r N A l.,
JOB PRINTING OEEICE

I. q. o. T..
Croghan Lodge, No. II, meets at Odd Eel
lows Hall, in Buckland's Brick Building, every
Saturday evening".
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-03-14
NEBRASKA AND KANSAS.
SPEECH OF HON. NJ. NORRIS.
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

OF NEW HAMPSHIRE,
liz THE UNITED STATES SENATE, March 3, 1854,
On the bill 10 organize the Territories of Ne
byaSkd and kdRsdS.
Butte record., 1854-07-01

pa The Bangor Mercury gives Tie
particulars cf the murder Of Samuel
james by a man uamed James Mat
thems, in Aroos,ook, on tie Fist ut:
Ma thews supposed that James had
iasuiied a woman named White, aad
taking lis gun shot Jams il 'ho road
killing rim instantly. Matthews was ar
rested, and with The woman, taken TO a
ho;el in Uncnlrns. While preparations
were making for the examination, the
girl ",iitc stole into the attic and fred
tho building, which was entirely destroy
cd. Both man and woman were com-
nitted 10 jail. Matthews admits his
guilt.
Butte record., 1854-07-01


be- The St joseph, NO. J Gazette,
speaking Of the overland eniigration. SAYS
the number of cmigrants and stock will
be much larger this spring than was an
ticipated. The Gazette adds:
Up to The first of May there bad
crossed the river at St. .joscph's Ferry,
cattle 7S56, wagons 220, horses and
mules 5SS, men, women an1 children
ii20. As many more viii Yet cross
here. A number stop here 4 while,
aad thca cross at ferries above. Il is
bc:iaved at least 900 head Of cattle
will cross al this ferry. We notice a
number Of families bound for California
and Oregon, and still they CONC.
Butte record., 1854-07-01
ey-..What ID gon think of eoraIitv >,

G7~"What do sou think Of equality :"
said Mons. the Count DE sac be
hauture TO an Arab chief, on. DAY
''Do You believe that =! a,an ar sqoa, :"
without doubt, " Yep led the inlaaitant
Of ,ho desert, "ail mea arc equal as the
fingers of the hanl' Sl wing the Count
his slim, nervous hand, he continued =
Behold :" said he, look nj these iya
fingers thci. origin IS common; they
cannot be parted without grave Wounds !;
but ons OF them is lan the othe-s short.
er. Ii all were ak, could neither
touch, strike nor grasp. BE sure !; i
with men Is with the fagers 0; the
hand.
Butte record., 1854-07-01

p2 Nothing can he better Cor sum
ldor watering of plants and vines, than
the suds Of the weekly wash, and no Que
who desires good garden will suffer It
to be wasted. For cabbages, cucum-
hers, beets ana grape vines, it seems
specially adapted, and one OF the most
thrifty grape vines We ever saw, was wa
tered with soap suds almost daily in dry
weather. y large supply IS moi needed
at once, but frequent watcFings promote
rapid and vigorous vegetation.
Butte record., 1854-07-01

g. Contdehce in sub-soil plowing
viii be increased BY al occurrence in
Sussex county, Virginia where Mr.. J.
Seward plowed up an antiluated piece
OF pottery IN the form of jug, contain
ing about $500 ia gold and silver coin
One piece bore date Of 1907, and anoth-
er had on it ''Joseph l., - the only words
legible. Nearly every piccc had been
clipped Mr. Seward was so elated that
he shouted long and loud, bringing his
friends from the house, who ran to him
in the belief that he had been bitten by
snake,
Butte record., 1854-07-01

RAscALLY DEFALcATroN.-Ono of the
business men of Sandusky, Ohio, has
decampod eastward, on BIS WAY to Eu-
rope. leaving creditors behand Inn to
the amount Of over twenty thousand dol
lars. We learn from the Sandusky
Register that his credit haviag previous
ly been unimpoaehablc, he had, before
leaving, borrowed much money, sums of
ono hundred d;llars and upward, from
all classes Of persons. inclp linz many
opperat;res, whose dollars were earned
b. weariSomc Toll. lie had also collect
cd his general merchandise accounts to
large amount and being besides con-
r1otor IL dock Improvements, he held
nJtes % q considerable amout, all OF
whieh he u -otiatod and converted into
flnas. His fight, the Register says, is
severe blow t. many q Aafdworking
man, who has los; his all.
Butte record., 1854-07-01
CAILDREN's RIcHTs.-2irs. Swiss

CAILDREN's RlcHrs-2irs. Swiss
helm, of tac Pittsbarg Joagn-i md Fis-
itor, is now the champion Of '.ciliilren's
rights" 1--we are not in error, it is the
advent Of t little one" into her own
family circle, that h7s aroused her sym
psthies, and sug ggested new themes III
her generous psn. II ioag article on
this new and interesting object, She
seems = be getting al the toun ist;on OF
tie rights and wrongs ol humanity, when
she says
ga child begins 10 have rights before
it is born, ana when ihis fact comes to
be understood, ohc hal OF them wiz not
die before ihey ar year Old. i'hose
cola ions OF spinal con- plants, who hive
travelled up ami down tie earth for the
last few year, exhibiting a p4ck-hogse
lead of dry goods until they cannot got
about without patent body brace, have
10 kial Of righ. T. be mothers; ard
those spoiled specimens of hananity
Who make thci' mouths, stan4ae rs ana
brains, reservoirs 10. tobacc !, run and
smoke, have no right to be f,t1ors.>-
Here begin the wrongs Of chil1rcn. Il
is all wrong that they shoali Re born
with the germs of disease and misery in
their little bodies, implanted there by
the vanity AID selfish Indulgence OF par
ents.
Butte record., 1854-07-01
PROSPECTUS.

We propose 10 publish III ibis CITY 1.ollbly Medical
Journal. 70 be c:.,.' =. III; CALIFORNIA jet nNiL
OF MEDICINE We have a.2.e erranceraenis 10
have articles and COMMUNICATIONS from he mss. er-
nent ii'ySi, ians in The world.
Believing lhai ih cny way 10 beco learned is BY q
free interchange of thJig;i with IL who differ iru,,
as IN oPaion. =! decidedly in tnc con.Inenc:ier
that advocate Il nOv y-tem Mei:cii-.
an shall bC upsed tp all ipr uv Information reports
OF cases lhey may serd is. reseryus 10 slvs she
right - editors 10 reject wha IS not suited vert
4ae iir-t number viii De issued tue hr,, DAG Of
Ine scripfion price five dollars per nHn,fn
in alvan-s ciHgie copies fly c.iie. .tddresS either
OF tie Editors, :. p. FJtNNEY. Il T..
y. Z. sNGi.!:. j u.
: N FrI1,iscn
Butte record., 1854-07-01

Samson AND HIS SwoRD.-A cotcm-
porary lets of the following very sensible
remark In regard to the press and the
real source OF is strength or weakness
ga Sanciiiicd Press, we'll supported.
is Sampson in his Call strength death
TO his enemies. livery pay ing patron Of
such press furnishes the giant hand Of
this Sampson with jaw-bone for the
beating down Of his numerous foes
Every slack, paltrv, unpayinc patron Of
such press is q Dalilaa on this SAM
sons knees, cumbering with Lis or her
lubbariy weight, and shealing him Of the
source Of lis strength
Bring along your jaw-bones, friends,
We want no Dclilah on our laps. Sup
ply us with the weapons, ard we will
cleavc down your enemies before YOU
as Samson moved his why with a very
awkward scythe through the ranks OF
the Ph;llistines."
Butte record., 1854-07-01

THk NurMEc TEEs.-At Birds Val
ley ana IL Dorado Canyon, this valra-
bie tree i found in is greatest pertec-
lion. frees are fornl here .rom igh-
teen 70 tvsnty-lour inches in diameter,
and i'ni! Of the 'fuit, W ;ch Is contained
in s cavrring !l.n he coating Of an Eng
liah walnut. Before ripe it is SIT ani
quite strnEent, but when nature the
covering opens ana the nutmeg drops !;
taa berries or nrts ripan at various pc
rio.ls--upon tha same tree may be found
ripe and green fruit.
Ihe nu neg is Of the same form and
is As fully aromatic as the fruii from Su-
}0atra the toiltga Is ike Inc piac or
the iIemloc'l each leaf having however,
sharp briar or thorn upon it. The
fsuit grows N clusters, SIMILAR 10 the
cherry, and is indeed quite ornamental
This tree can be easily grown, and viii
be quite an acquisition; aud We ts.ist,
ere long, to SCI it generally cultivated l.
-Cal}oraiq Farmer.
Butte record., 1854-07-01

FRoG AND RAT--A desperate en-
counter took place between frog and a
rat, at brook near the slaughter house
of Uriah Wiggin, in this town. a rat
came down to the lrook to drink, and
discovered trog, "with force and arms"
made an attack upon bin, by making IL
firm grasp with his teeth no .oncr did
the rat make his hold, than the frog
plunged into the water, dragging his an
tagonist with him, where he remained
until the rat WAS compelled to let 90,
and made for the land, closely pursued
by the frog. As soon as the frog ap-
pea red above water he was attacked by
the rat, and second time the latter be-
came the subject Tor cool bathing. This
feat was for several times performed, In
II! the rat, from cxhaus;ation and drown
ing, fell prey. After the frog became
assured that his antagonist was dead, he
seated himself upon his carcass. remained
for half an hour, exulting over his hard
won victory.-Dorer Gaz.
Butte record., 1854-07-01

AN ODD SPECULATION "A gentleman
Mr.. Harrington--i.s revived, in 4
lecture which lie has been deli.er:ne,
the discussion as 10 the farc of Sir John
Franklin and his expedition, insisting in
the compass needle indicates that large
Quantities Of electricity are continually
travelling towards the polls, that the
polls being condensed, are ilie two hot
test portions ofthc globe He maintains
that this IS indicated by The loIJ cracking
noise heard N those regions, ard the au-
rora borealis, as well as bv 4 current Of
water from the north. lie insi IS that
there must be 4 temperate cl mate be
tween the iee-bp puni quarters and the fire
at the pole lie contends til t Sir John
Franklin may be in a genial climate, hui
that Without fuel and steam he may be
unable to return, Oh account Of con-
slant wind rushing towards the pole to
feed the fire--Loadon Times.
Butte record., 1854-07-01

ScrEYcE II 4 SuELL.-The Spring
field Post says ii you open an oyster and
retain the liquor upon the deep shell, on
examining it with microscope you viii
find it full oflittle oysters floating about,
one hundred and thirty OF which only
cover an inch you will also perceive il
1t variety Of animalcu'a, and myliads
of worns of three distinct species, gam
boiling in the fluid. TIe are very well
satisfied to iino a single nice oyster ''be-
tween the shells" without going into Il
microscopical examination OF The family
affinitiyes OF the bivalve.
Butte record., 1854-07-01

HSRuSPECTUs OF s.TiE WIDE WEsT'-I.e IN
4 d4rscned propose p.tl.-hins sunday, March
l9th the i-=t number ci a Weekly Ne~spn.--r % he
"aled THa WiuE NEsT -
" bile that dep ,rinea efipurnasnn devoted 10 the
comHercil and political Gow5 OF The cay has been ably
and numrran-ly represented in Ibis SLATE the faid for
the establishment uf literary paper las been III sotao
WliDnef overlooked
believing il4a "a newspaper should speak rselL The
propreiors indulge ia premature paiins. but v III
moke it their sG!r ambition 10 deserve SUCCESS
IEaNs-siGge copies. 12H Gems: ciiy subscribers
- cents month"; payable to tn carriers: suOscrilers
supplied by mail, s. yearS3 iVF six fnohihs-or s.
for three months
Agents Will do well - send in their orders carly.
Address BON NESTELL & WILLl~rDN
col Clay Street, Portsmouth Square.
Butte record., 1854-07-01

DEoSrECTu>.- HISTORY or TIE VAL1tV
Il AND tIf Dt SAtBA EMO. 10 &c issued
On She First Bay of J.ur:.ry. Ies-.
in re~pons 10 uumerouS eqnasts from nur leading
crileis. the Uadcrigird have concluded 20 20 into e
.prni'ction much more complete and ee-, Ut u =
FnNf OF $ArkANENf} 'ian they og-;l gy igten-
i",. Snch nds hecH the In,ci.st awakened 10y pre-
yiuu~ hurr Il rei-ece 80 g. lhe electric incidents
oi orr early soiticment-suc mas 5eea lie ..er3l ex
preston oi desire upon the par o. prominent citizens
nave the annals 81 Aa c rescued from Won
~nchihey rapidly lil'-. that cei crc.,'race4
10 incar t"e ev"se aad 13 OF Jn enlarged an1 HAND
SOAEAN ILLU SIS ArEL HISTORY.
We Shall issue the work n una volume OF over SEQ
pages. with fne engraving descriptive OF past >ceHgs
ani ihe present condition of liy. Tie took viii
c2nien fu anl correct compendium o al he inpuf-
ian events conncc'ei with Sacramento ca ya Valley.
including Record Of tlc Historical, si-ic ic. tonl-
mefcil, &"rai, trii-oJs, ieEii social aHd poiticI
ifO-re-s. 90 lu iI, ''ai, o! p ibiiculion.
We shall n.HHe the work as 'ntereS ns rs possible,
through The medium pt Hi5-raphicai Notices OF
persons s have distinguished lhcEseive- IN lie devei
urement of our Nliicl and C;'ys resources
The book will bs published by subscription and fut
subscribers only s--lJ T,r volume. Any cuuirn,-
'iuus ot data calculated further the objects cuntes p-
ted, viii be most gratefully received.
J3IN +. MOOSE.
StNtII. t-Bi.LlI.f
Butte record., 1854-07-01

IuXGARi3Ns AND PoLrs X TIE
TUaf.sn SERvIcE.--Ihe Paris cores
poulen; Of the National in.elii reaccr, in
his letter Of April L, says:
a Hungarian Of Oh rank, who served
with distinction against Russia and Aus
tria III the instruction Of 1919, writes
frJu Constaal.norle ,hat he for Il
long tine been in vain solicit q Il con-
mand IN the Turkish arm, On tic Dan
u3e. This has been hitherto refused
from fear Of offer Ting Austria, but the
passage Of tha Rn>sians to the right
bank Of the river has at last determined
bis suit favorable. A hi-h command is
promised Iin, and numerous Huugarians
ana Poles are now quitting Western Eu-
rope wr'h the joyful expectation that the
events II The war will soon afford them
the opportunity Of measuring them elves
again, and perhaps upou their old battie
ground, with ;hcir od enemies, Austria
and Russia.
Butte record., 1854-07-01

\ child vas born IL Houston, Texas.
recently, having it tee,h * iilIly dsYel-
oped rs 4 child Of uiae months old. 1t
was i.to:aIy 'born with teeth" The
mother dreamed short time before It's
lifth, that an eagle came and alichted
upon 1er bed II may be chat Jupiter
has appointed the youngstcr 70 som
great misSioa."
Butte record., 1854-07-01
mTUE, PIO%EER.n
i CaEfo~nia -NonAy 1Eaegzias
Sclencs, L3itrciure and Irt.

Hcencs, L5LTcture and Irt.
& {. Iii. EE ISSUED MONTHLY. aai rs nearly as
W possible on the same lss oi each MONTH lie
first lnILher VIII appear ihe I inst J. IS hopeG
ny he P-'5c'iors llt is vii be supported DE,ircJ bv
California ta., ut.
i;vd coa:in aboUt sixty Pares-and viii be pt5-
ii"'i and cp0tcie@ as "earN az possible afierthc- e
o Ee nnicfcrbYcscr !js p.,n sgliceniiy cUnrrl-
%; ;'s v aiii ills contemplated. silo saaccn,v iiTsa To
Hus rgr . 20 ,HN dcparfa-'t .-i,,r: t-'; ,9a
i vii! ~ ,r, anaIr SPACE r iie discussion .he
hos important foi:r'l md Scientific sUtje,ts "' he
az. IL VIII cons, q"enDy ia uiut tesPec possess an
3ataG' zee over 'e dairy papers. Io-, co,gHs caiRpt
n s-''rd room fer lhc proper consideration E macy
'aTYr.. qnr-i'n- wic. uncst .sil come before A''
!''ic i vii aso afford uEe ae.d Ter those 80 are
c>fuIs @. distinguishing themselves ia Poetry. Bellies
teirss ;.'@ ac nre io"c-y raN ui Li.criCrc. Rose
contributions - 70 always be Welcome
hicA HlalOcr wH coAti.a triei staieu;ca; OF tac
IN IS, r"rr.sii de- Siui> ni r Dovr> y cti'i-
P-l Table %. the various faafeof5il zeal changes ~ic
Hey have oetl o5-tttt during t!e Io4nih ,au Gil
MAZE. iics- aat a.nosohre oi Siu Fraaci coz and s.:
summary ~ hc NOS ip,r.aal events that have tas "a
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some tais, a''s ct reference, aua in worthy Of
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maEr II worthy oI tto noble Stale IA wi.. has It's
origin ahI whose 'titf"re O., t2 ..ted n
lu em0oly, and he patronage o.;i~ -a',c-..sr-.
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