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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

BRooD-MAREs, IN-cALF Cows AND HE1F-
ERs.-These should be fed moderately lib
eral, and receive that which is good and
nourishing. Feed them in sufficient guam
titles to keep their stomachs at peace, and
preserve their bodily integrity. Pregnant
animals should not be kept fat, but still they
should be fed on such nutritious food as will
keep them in good thriving condition. The
feeder should recollect that the young ones
within require substance, as well as their
mothers; that they have bones to reformed,
flesh and tendons to be elaborated, and fat
to be formed, and that these things can on
ly be perfected through the agency of the
dams, who can fulfill these demands only
when such food is provided for them as will
yield them. Good well ventilated stables,
or dry, warm, comfortable sheds, are indis-
pensible to animals In such condition. = .s7
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26
A sad Event.

Miss Anna NJ. Lachaise, daughter Of
James NJ Iachaise of this city, died on
board the -Arago on the Sd inst, after a
short illness from brain fever, aged Il 9 years.
This young lady was engaged to be married
to a gentleman of this city, Immediately. on
her arrival, and the bridal wreath was be-
spoken. To-day, the flowers that to
have adorned her nuptials are strewn upon
the bridal bed of DEATH She was buried
in her wedding robes this morning.
The delay arrival of the steamer
caused some anxiety among those who had
friends on board: and there was one who
watched at thewharf until midnight on Fri
day; and when the good news was tele-
graphed-the Arago is beiow-he went
home to his friends inexpressibly happy.
The next morning, on going early to the
ship to welcome the bride of his heart, he
found that the soul of his souls idol, had
Just departed. The cold easket was there,
but the beautiful jewel was gone. 1t is a
sad thing at best to fix ones affections on
these lovely, yet perishable beings, whose
brittle hold on life ..,-.,.,s. =, 4.t
..,-.s,,-- lis like a spiders thread, --r,.. e
K 'tst p - That breaks at every breeze" -
m z. Mirror, ST..
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26
Amiudtaral anu Domestic.


| 7. c. Maxwell & Bro, were awarded the
first premium, $50, for the best experiments
in Draining, in 1855. The following is
their statement in the Trans. NY. Ag
Society:
q The quantity of land drained was forty
acres, using over forty thousand tiles. The
face of the land is beautifully undulating,
and the soil is clay and gravel loana.-
About twelve or fourteen acres of this land
is somewhat lower than the land adjoining
it, and the clay so far predominates that,
previous to draining, it was quite impracti-
cable to get in spring crop in season, and
for winter crops Il kedDed SO badly as to ru-
IN tie crop ia many places; and then in a
dry time, or in midsummer it baked and
cracked very badly, so that on the whole it
produced but poorly. The balance of the
forty acres is lighter soil, and consequent
ly less liable 10 bake, but owing to the ma
ture of the subsoil was quite sprngy. The
subsoiI is clay, but not imperyious, having
a mixture of sand in it, and in places a more
liberal mixture of gravel, running through
in streaks.
awe adopted the ''frequent or thorough
SYSTEM laying the main and sub-main
drains through the lowest ground, and ex-
tending the collaterals parallel, two rods
apart up the slopes, according to Mr.,
Munn's diagram, in his sPractical Land
Drainer,p page So, fig. IA. We cut our
drains two and half feet deep with COM
mon spades, making the bottom of the drain
the width. of common hoe blade, with
which we remove all loose dirt, and level
for the tile, which are tIo=inch pipe with
soles. The tile are then laid in the centre
of the drain, with three field stones--one on
each side, and one on the top Of each joint
The connections between the main and
small drains are carefully guarded with fiat
stones. For the main drains we use four
and six-inch horseshoe tile, and in one in
stance we used two four-inch and one six
inch above and between the Others. We
were careful to break joints, and guard them
well with small stone. A short drain laid
two years since in this manner, is in perfect
order, and works to our satisfaction.
"The nature Of the soil being rough and
gritty, and the pressure of the soil being so
equal on the sides, with care in selecting
straight, well-buraed tile, and great care in
putting down, we think, for short drain,
where a very large quantity of water is to
be carried of, this IS practicable. @ NJ
"As to the expense, we would say, we
have paid twelve and half cents per rod
for opening; our month men lay the tile;
two men, one to lay the tile and one to hand
stones and cover lightly, will put down fifty
rods per day, which we call four cents per
rod: then with long double-tree we plow
IN the balance of the earth, at an expense
IF not over one and half cents per rod. -
The average cost of tile, large and small,
md hauling, is about fifteen cents per rod
total, thirty-three cents per rod.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

YOUNG CoLrs AND CATTLE half
feeding of young stock is one of the most
mistaken andttinjudicious systems ever pur-
sued by man, besides being positively sin
full. They should be provided with good,
tight; warm, dry sheds, facing the south,
opening into yards. They should be so fed
as to always be kept in growing condition
$50 fed, rs that the elements of bone, mus
Gle, tendonst and q moderate degree of fat,
are always to be found in the quantity and
quality their food given TO them.-Amer-
ican Farmer. tzaiE
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26
Ayers CathartiC Pills.

TIliiE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have beea
taxed their utmost 70 produce this best most perfect
purgative which is known to lRan tnil'me1oie proofs
are shown that these Pills have virtues which surps =
excellence the ordinary mesines and that they win u-
precedentedIy dpsE Ss en- Of all men. They are afs
and pleasant to sas but powerful to cure Their pene
tratin prope. ties lhe vital activities e The bed
remove the esguctonF Of rs organs purify the blood
and expe dses1 Ts purge out the foul huInora which
breed and gTcw dstemper, stimulate sluggish or disor-
dered orgas into their natural action, and mpart healthy
tone with strength 70 the whole system. Not only do
they cure the everyday complaints Of every body, but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have bsed
the best Of human skill While they produce powerful
effects they are the time, In diminished doses the
safest and best physc that be employed for children
Being sugarcoated they pleasant to take; and being
purely vegetable are free from any risk Of harm Cures
have been made which surpass belief they not sub
stanated by Of such exalted position and character
as to forbid the suspicion Of untruth Many eminent
eergymen and physicians have lent their names to eert
f to the public the reliability Of my remedies wnie eth
ers have sent the assurance Of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted, suffering fellowmen.
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their and
certificates Of their cures of the following complants
Costfveness Bilious Complaints, Rheumatisn Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul stomach 6a-
sea Indigestion, Morbid Inacton ofthe Bowels and Pain
arising thereom FatuleDcy, Loss Of Appetite, all Ulcer
and Cutaneous Diseases which require an eyaeuanS
Medicine, Scrofa or Kings Evil They asos BY purify
ing the blood and stimulating the system, cure many
complaints which it would not be supposed they could
reach such Deafness. Partial Blindness Neuralgia ard
Nervous Irrfaby. arrangements OF the Liver and Kid
neys Gout.apd other kindred complaints arising from
low state Of the body obstruction Of is functions
Do not be put OF by unprincipled dealers with some
other pill they make more profit Ask for AYER's
PILLs and take nothing else No other they can give
YOU cornpres with this in its intrinsic value or curative
powers The sick want the best aid there IS for them,
and they should haven't.
Prepared by Dr. j. G. AVER, s
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass
PRIcE 20 C1s PSF Box. FTyE BOXES RoR 81.
SOLD BIZ
Sold by $. BUCKLAND & CO.. and J. F. WOOSTER
Fremont and BY Druggists generally.
Nov. 16, Is55.-43y1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26
REs1evEp 10 He FArE.-Dean Marvie, a

RESIGNED To HER fATE.-Dean MarVle, a
large land owner and an exemplary man,
was exceedingly eccentric in some of his no
tons, His courtship was said to be as fol-
lows: Having one day mounted his horse,
with one sheep skin as a saddle, he rode in
front of the house where Betty Lee lived,
aud, without dismounting, requested Betty
to come to him. On her coming he told
her that the Lord had sent him to marry
her. Betty replied, "Fhe Lords will be
done"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26
GriswOld'S Malarian AnhdOte.
The Great Fever and Ague Med
icfne of the Age,

IHIS great Remedy viii be found specific for all the
i common forms of MasInaic Diseases, especially Fe-
plaints JaUndice Bilious Diarrhea and enlarged Spleen
The Aaarian Antidote Scientific preparation simple
and safe in composition but prompt and certain in its e
fecs It originated in of the great valleys Of the west
and cost the labor observation and experience of twenty
practice amid the miasmatc atmosphere Of the west
Hence its adaptation to the diseases climate and eonstu
tions of the Mississippi valley and tributaries renders it
infinitely superior to al the trash got up in the east by
those who know little ornothng about the climate Of the
west. 1t is most emnhatcallv a western remedH.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

A German with whom Bayard Taylor
formed friendship has conveyed him, as
a free gift, an estate near the Thuringian
Forest; it contains beautiful residence,
built in 1860, by one of the ministers of
Ernest II. Lucky traveleri
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26
GrisWold's Bilious Pills,

TEY of the best and safest Family Pills, now in
use ADAPTED to the climate diseases and constitution
as they exist in the and south They are Just what
they pretend to be- good safe and thorough family phys
ic good under all circumstances where physc is needed
and particularly when bilious.
Prepared only by GRISWOLD 4 BALLARD, Druggists
Circlevile, Ohio. Sold by S. BUCKLASD & Co, Ere
mont, Ohio. Aug. Is, 1856. 2em3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

ONE THOUSAND Persons KILLED BY A
STROKE OF LIaHTNINe.-Accounts from
Rhodes state that the lightning struck the
immense store of gunpcwder which was
placed in the vaults belonging to the An
Gent Knights, destroying the whole Turkish
quarters so completely that only three chill
dren were saved. One thousand persons
are said to have perished.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26
DR.. Girls wOLD's
NEW r EMEDY F OR
FEVER AND AUGUE!

TT is seldom that find it consistent with sense of
duty to offer any statement in favor of Popular Rene
dies. This preparation, however, seems partake of
entire character and glad to chronicle any i'm
provement in Popular Medication In the first place the
proprietor of it is regular physician, daily attending to
the duties of general practice which is guarantee
that he has confidence in his remedy he would not risk
his it. Moreover he has had experience
in the treatment Of Maaral Diseases which has seldom
fallen the lot of any physician in the duties of surgeon
to hospital the Isthmus ofPanama; and we believe is
the author Of work that country, with number Of
tTeatises medical subjects. 1t is, believe, the first
instance in which of decided ability has entered
the with medicine Dealers and if he effect any
good establish any standard of quality in these
moditics he certainly viii do the public service
We why good remedy for Fevera and Ague
may not be practically useful and know of nothing
the kind that offers evidence of the intrinsic merit
than this The great prevalence Fever and Ague in
country renders popular remedy for this disease aecs
bic to every one not only desrahe but necessary. de
pendent of the serious consequences of AGUE health
its effects upon the pecunar interests ofa community
such to make every property holder dread its visitation
the worst Of scourges The remedy prepar
ed by Dr. c. D. GRIswoLD is believed by those that have
used it, to be the nearest specific of any thing known
It is said to fail in arresng the Ague within twen-
tyfour hours and few repititons will prevent the dis
ease ever returning.
Forsale by S. BUCKLAND & CO. sole Agentsfor Fremont
August l, SO. 27m4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26
DIR. HOLLANDS CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTTERS.
PREPARED BY
DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa
Xyiu FffnctusIgy Cure


7 IVER COMPLAINT, dyspepsia, iaundiee chronic or
nervous debility diseases Of the Kidneys all dis
arising from adsordered liver somach such as
constipation inward piles ulness blood to the head
acidity of the stomach nausea heart5uE disgust for
food funess weight in the stomach erueatOns,
sinking or dutteTing at the pit of the stomach swimming
of the head hurried difficult breathing, uttering at the
heart choking or suocating sensations when in lying
posture dmness of vision dots Of webs before the sight,
feverand dull pain in the head deficiency Of perpiraion,
yellowness the skin and eyes pain in the SIDE Dack
chest limbs &c; sudden usbeS of heat burning ia the
aesh constant maginingso Of evil and great depression
Of spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention of the public
this preparation does with feeling of the utmost
fdence in its virtues and adaptation to tie diseases for
which it is recommended
It and untred article but that has stood
the estOf ten years trial before the American people,
and its reputation and sale is unrvaed BY any similar
preparations extant The testimony in its favor given by
the most prominent and well known physicians and ind
viduas in all parts Of the country is immense
THOMAS LETCHFORD. Covington, KY Dec. 81 1853 says
sy wife has been afflicted with the liver complaint and
dyspepsia for number Of years. during which time have
spent great deal for doeorng but she received very lit
tie benefit hererom and finally the doctors said She could
not be cured, Last spring she concluded to try your Bit
ters she took two bottles and since taking them she
has been able 70 attend to her business Ihye sold quite
number of bottles through her recommendation and
far as can learn it has given satisfaction to ALL"
DAVID ABDoTT, Austinburgh, Ohio Dec. s. 1883 says:
sPermit bear testimony to the remarkable efficacy
your German Bitters in the care Of liver complaint For
years previous TO taking it. severely afflicted with
disease the liver much that did not expect to
Providence, find myself entirely restored TO health and
able TO resume my usual employment
These Btters eatrct vegetable, and free from all
injurious ingredients.
For sale by Druggists and storekeepers, and by
S. BUcKLAND d Co, and
J. F. WOOSTER,
February22, 1855. 4y1 Fremont, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26
Qetrn.
From the Louisyille Journal.

From the Louisville Journal.
THREE ANGELS.
Three sweet angels fast asleep
Two biush-buds and one white lily
> Queens Of silence, crowned alone,
On throne,
Under monumental stone,
Where the soysl shadows keep
Inq palace dim and chilly.
Lily in her regal white,
- And her sair hands cIsspsd from lifting
''.'Neath each dainty. moulded breast;
Beauty blest-
( Hov she lies and takes her restl
Needless Of the coming night,
Or the gold and purple drifting y
ofthe splendors in the Vest. -,-s ~
Buds, with bushes,Sashed away
In that dark and solemn river,
Their meek beauty aoated on, Ee la
Music drawn. 7,s II -
r. Going out to meet the dawn
That came smiling through the gay,
z With . pearl and jasperquiver. 8 Z, Z = =
Three Wild birds that used to be, Z, oti'
Singing down our mortal road. ~, .....t.--
Three white seepers meath the sod.
And three jewels, gIoriOusIy ~ ~
Flaming in the crown Of GOdi
ESnA ALICE BRovs.
PLEASANT GROVE, Lancaster county, p
"a. -s OLD JOHN JONES.
old John Jones merry old man,
A merry old man was ne;
He fell in love with pretty lass, t~
- love with lass feline. -ra'' So 81
The lass was fair and the lass was young,
Fair young the lass vas Shei .-- ,a t--.l
4, But John very ould man,
Avery ouid was he.
Andouid John Jones wasugly as sin,
As ugly as sin was he; b ssi - tr-.-
= But he could dance, and OIL he could sing,
~ :. Such q gay ouid man was he
Now ould John Jones told the pretty lass, -
That quite deep in love was hei ,s5g r--- t.5i.
But the young less box'd the Ould mans ears; -
~ And cried out-ssFfdde-de-dee."
ould John Jones was grieved to the heart,
All very much grieved washe; ,-4rr
That the handsome lass acted SC, = 49,
=, So he died right sudden-ee. ylfs..1 -5.w. g.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

! INDIA, Book, plain and dotted Swiss
II plain and check Cambrie, Jsconet Bobnet and Car
Lace. 2" - DB 4 co
d MALTESE, Smyrna, Bobinet, Lisle
IIA Wove, Honiston and Silk Edging and Insertion.
B6eo
| lELOUNCING, Dimity, Swiss and, Cam
IL brio Edging and Insertion. Alarge Assortment o.
Embroidered Curtaihsjus received. DB&Co
IpONNET, Cap, Taffeta and Satin Rib
ID bons, car load Just received and very cheap.
- ~ : "
j a Large lot of the Latest Styles Dress
Trimmings for the Ladies just received. D B &oo
----7--7---------- --------
! ERENCH Cloth, French, English and
Il American Cassimess very cheap. DB6 co
A Fine assortment of Farmers Satin and
! IN Satin vesting, Summer and Merino Cassimer.
------
! GOTTONADES, Denims, Blue Drills,
S/Kentucky Jeans, Linen Check Tweeds and satinets
enough to supply every Man and Boy inthe State with
New Suit be found with the Tariff knocked endway
by calling on DB &Go {
WHITE and Buff MarseilIes, Linen and
w Satin Vestsjust received DB SEQ
| A Choice lot of Ready=NIade Clothing
[ "A ustreeeryed and selling very cheap DB & co.
RLACK, Moire Antique, Changable Bro
y cade, Plaid and Striped silks
~ .ell-le1 ..p 'sly e-lelp . : -
WHITE and DeBerage Embroidered
wv Robes, beautifdl patterns DB&Co
| GTRAW Trimmings, Rouches, Wreaths,
| ~. and Artifeials just received DB&Co
iDALM Leaf Leghorn, Panama, Wool,
4 Felt Mapped and ANGOLA Hats DB&Co
THE Spring Style of silk Hats have
Il arrived 5A DB SEQ
FIGURED, Plain Moire Antique and
Bac Parasols 20 per cent cheaper than ever before
''ist'n ''79 - - si.is F iii''n g - : = -
DLEACHED .Shirting, Pillow Casing
1andBleached sheeting 21z yds. wide DB co
.--s ss.
TENICKING, Striped Shifting, Brown and
Il Blcsched Drills, Crash, Diaper, Furniture and Apron
ehs'k very cheap BSco
COTTON Yarn Coyerlet Warp, White
" and colOred Carpet Warp and Seine Twi9e
va ta B&cO
EFHREE Ply, Tapestry, Ingram, yeni-
Il tianand Cotton Carpets and Drugget DB 4 co
NELYET Rugs and Mats a large assort-
ment b BIZ co
GILT, Rosewood and Mahogony Look
VA Ing Glasses and Mirrors DB SEQ
II AIDES silk Channel Caters, Bronzed,
HAKid, Morocco and Calf Shoes Ladies Buskns and
DB co
1kA Gases Gents Calf and Kip Boots, |
4 eIS Gents Calf Kip and EnameIled Shoes, Caters
and ndslippers cheaper than ever DB co
GHILDRENs Shoes in endless quanti-
Odes e 6co
DEDWOODs, Duvals and Macons Su-
~ perior Honey Dew Tobacco, Only25 cts per h
2 . "
DIO COFFEE and N. o. Sugar, prime
4 4 articles. 40 tfA y I'D co.
- y L \ y
GOLDEN SYRUP, the best quality at
-
VOUNG HYSON and Imperial Tea on
II hand ofsuperior quality DB co.
HAY, Straw and Sheaf forks, Corn
Il Il Hoes, sythes snaths and Cradles, DB co
GTEEL shovels, Spades and Scoops
. -pB &Co
GTONE, Glazed and -Earthen Ware a
~ neTldtjust1eeeievd DIEGO
"ILLOW Wagons and Cradles, Meas
W ~ures, Pals, Brooms and Mop Sticks D B & Co
1 aAEDPLKsTER, just received at i-
Ia D. BELTS & cos.
Brads, Spikes, Glass, Oils, Paints
= and Sash. Those wishing to build will do well to
call before Purchasing elsewhere bound
to sell cheaper than any other house in the State
D. BELTS d co. [
Fremont, May 1856. Lift
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At an auction sale at the Fair of st.
Paurs Church, Buffalo, barrel of -four was
sold for $3.50, and then presented to the
Rector, DR.. Shelton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19

Il ESTATE HIDE ASSOCIATION Of The CIff q NV
YORK ina pursuance OF resolution ola majority VI The stosh
holders thereof dssyng the said Association, and directing
thc the said Trustees sell At public auction the property
OF the will sell al public auction At the MeI'
chants Exchange in tho City OF Nswlork on THUkSDAIf
the 18th day OF February At ~ o'clock At noon s ana
certain lots pieces parcels OF land Wa
the building thereon erected situated lying d being IN me
CITY of Newly ork he westerly side OF the lsav between
5h and shsts map Of the farm OF the late
Msnge Mnthore. deceased, lots numbers 0 aud s snd
taken toeeter bounded eastey IN front by lsay wes
sy in the rear by number 206 said man southsy b
5hst aud nohery by lot number 19 said map, each q
said being ~ j. l. IN breedh 10 ront and rear and IA enSs
on each side 100 feet. ,,,,
Subject to OF the said premises TO the Bu,cher lds
and Melting which expires the let day Of Nay
1865 the yearly rent OF $1,000 payable quarterly on Tho
usual quarter days.
The e,sees covenant psy all and the
pror erty keep tho buildings insured for 900 sud 70 assign
The policy during the above term. -
Ten per Of tho purchase money will be required 70 be
raid on Of se end the balance the 9Th day OF March
next AZ the Office OF CLASON ENGLISH, Ccunselorssf
Law No So all St. New York, where the deed will DO ready
delivery. y p PATTERSpSh frenden
EDWARD PHILLIPS, Secretary.
GEO W. CAMPBELL, Treasurer
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A. NJ. NEkwfS. kretoaeer.
DY BANGS BROTHER l. CO.-Trade-Ssle

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WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY aud FRIDAY ENENlSO>,
Jan. -, - s3i IS
Ats o'clock, % the Auction Room. -
INTENSIVE COLLECTION Of RARE and CURlots
OLD BOOks-Em tracins many beautifully illustrated vol
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Ans folio; Akenss SPORT Of Great Britain, Plates TOTO
Asatic Reesrches vols rstes; Bible saints IA vols car
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folio rnonsstic binding; BOu-snon's Works ~ vols cai
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English Church; Crswtord ALcie.t and Modern India neat
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calf intou's History the es States Homes Every pay
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ali ork L,msurt Trs, through North America, vols
40 Mayos Unversa History 'n 1913 70 s1 4Nols 9naIto
NJ, rrvf History Civil and Ecclesiastical OF France fhsn
r,piis Repository for Hrs and Suggestions Tor s esl
c..f Palestine, yerv nne lsEge historical map fNmsts
Cyrh Hs,orv; Pores Works, vols, cslf; kodnsneys
Christian reeetOn shenkes Views Of Amse,dsin spsr
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History Of the Bible vols Nenon's Chsncery Reports
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the Little World 4to Vests Gallery OF Pictures Burmese
War lustraied Cenr or Painting; Cookies Animsis lCo
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Travels in North Amercs 81 plstes Reynolds Lectures Oh
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