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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14
December 2s, 1855. IS
JUNCTION HOT Ell,
G.L. PIERCE, Proprietor,
CLYDE, OHIO,

Cd De- UHIU,
This popular Hotel situated Immediately at The juno
tion of the Cleveland and Toledo R. R. with the Mad R
R. R. has been taken BY its former proprietor and is
being thoroughly refted in the best STYLE for the
fort and convenience of the travelling community.
CLYDE Oct. 3, 1856. 36u -
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Masonic.

FoRr STEPHENSON 1oDdE No. 225, Free and Accepted
SIasons meets Masonic Hail. in Doncysons Block,
the LIST and Sd Tuesday evenings ofevery month. .
FREMoSr CHAPTER, No. 81, Royal Arch Masons, meets
at the same place. the Ist Friday evening ofevery
nth
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-14

No man ruins his health without bring
ing the consequence on himself. Like
he destroys the temple and buries
himself in tho ruins. -'--,t
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CnnfieId Rrother.

Hardware Merchants Allkinds of Iron and Steel ware
both American and Imported sold at Wholesale or Re
tail Every pattern of Cook Parlor Box Stoves. Ag
ricultural and Farm Implements Wooden-ware Cordage
Oils Paints &c, Belts Block, No. 2, Fremont, Ohio
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Great Stock of Saddlery
AT REDUCED PRICES!
Now is the Time TO Buy!
GriSROld's MaIarian AntidOte.
The Great Fever and Ague Med
fciuc Of the Age

1NIS great Remedy will be found specific for all the
L common forms of Masmatc Diseases especially Fe-
and Ague, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, Liver Com
paints Jaundice Bilious Diarrhea and enlarged Spleen.
The Malarian Antidoe isl Scientific preparation simple
and safe in composition but prompt and certain in its e
eets 1t originated in Of the great valleys of the west
and cost the Labor observation and experience of twenty
years practice amid the masatc atmosphere ofthe west
Hence its adaptation to the diseases climate eOnstitu
Ons of tho Mississippi valley and tributaries renders
infinitely superior to all the trash got mp in the
those who know little nothing about The climate of the
Is rnns iinnllt- stcrrlrn
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Grcenc q Finetrock.

Attorneys at Law will attend to all businessehtrusted
to their care Oaiee-Nms' Block, Corner OF CroghAn
and Main street. Fremont, Ohio.
J. L. GREENE. T. Z. FlNEf NUN.
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LINES no THE FARMER.

~ HsRhIEr K.FEKEcIs.
Oh, vork ny LADS for the Autumn windl,
Are vhistliug cold. and clear;
And snow and Ice with theiE freezing breath,
WIN soon; slasi bo here.
So husk the corn, and carry It in,
And house the @prNties, dear;
And gather the pumpkins from the 6eld,
For the winters welcome cheer.
Bin ap the apples high and dry,
And bank the cellar tight;
Then shield the eistern FROM The cold,
Thai ices waters bright.
Fiji up the wood-houss with dry wood
1Fnen emile At winters breath,
Fer harmless It viii pass you by;
clss.lsas Hsrald.
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GriSWOId's Bilious Pills,

EY are one of the best and safest Family Pills now in
use adapted to the climate diseases and constitution
they exist In the west and south They just what
they pretend to be- good safe and thorough family phys
ic good under all circumstances where physc is needed
andparticularfy SO when bilious.
Prepared only by GRISW0LD & BALLARD Druggists
Circleyile, Ohio. Sold By s. BUCKI.AND & CO., Fre
moRf, Ohio, H-r- Aug. Is, 1856. 29ui3
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nns WiIsnnM SfiIMeII.
DR. P. sLOCUM,

Fremont Ohio, residence on croghun Street near the
,ourt House, - s fe9; I,- -, 1-Is9 i2'f'
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Theodore CIapp,

Manufacturer Of Confectionery and deern Foregnant
Domestic Nuts Frnits Groceries and Yankee Notions
Principe aud Havana Cisars Main street, Fremont,O O.
June I9, 1855.
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"a z The Rslue Of All the crops PRODUCED in
our country for the wear SO, is estimated at
s1,s0o0OO,0o0.
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I. o. O. F..

CRoGHAS LoDGE No. IL Independent order of Odd Fell
lows, meets at Odd Fellows Han, in Buckands Block,
every Saturday evening.
Fremont EScANPNBST, No. 81, Lo.O-F-. meets in the
same Hall the ID and 4th Monday evenings of every
month. hra ...- ...
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H0mlnonaihY.

Dr. J. W FArLISG, having established himself forthe
purpose of practicing Homeopathy in this place and vi
cintv would respectfully to the public that his
present arrangements viii enable those DESTROYS of avail
ing themselves of Homeopathic treatment, To rely with
certainty upon prompt attention to their calls whether in
5r out Of town. Rooms, in Sharp ShomO's Block,
" B. Dr. F. pays particular ateptipn to all forms of
chronic diseases Fremont April 10, 1855.
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s. BuckIand & Co.,
RucIxIaud & Everett,

Dealers in Drugs, Medicine Dys-stufs Glass, Paints
oils. Books Stationery, &c, Fremont, ONO.
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and for the relief Of consumpive patients in advanced
stages Of the disease.
We need not speak to the public Of its yirtnes
Throughout every and almost every hamlet Of the
American States its wonderful Of pulmonary
plants have made it already known. Nay, few tho
families in any civilized country this continent without
some personal experience Of its effects; and fewer yet the
communities any where which have not among them
some living trophy Of its victory over the subtle and dan
geros diseases of the throat and lungs While it the
powerful antidote yet known to for the ofni
liable and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs it
is also the pleasantest and safest remedy .hat be
poyed for infants aud Young persons. Parents should
have it in store against the usdious enemy that steals
upon them unprepared. We have abundant grounds to
believe thu CHERRY PECToRAL lives by the
SYMPTOMS it prevents than those it Keep it by
you AM cure your colds while they curaIle. neg
lec them until no hunan skill naster the inexorable
eauker that. fastened the vials, eats your life away.
All know the dreadul fatality Of lung disorders and as
they know too the ytnes Of this remedy. need not d
more than them il is still made the best
be- We spare cost, care, toll to produce it the
most perfect possible aBd thus afford those who rely on
the best agent which skill eau furnish for their cure
PREPARED BY DR.. ]. C, AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
AND SOLD By
Sold by S. BUCKLAND & CO.. and ]. f. WOOSTER
fremont, and by Druegists generally.
Nov. 16, 1555,--43vi g
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Headache, Sick Headache, Foul stomach.
PITIsBURG, Pa, May ], 1855.
Dr.. J. C. AVER sir have. been rfpeateiy cured Of
the headache any body eau have by dose or two
Of your Pills 1t arise from foul stomach which
they cleanse at If they will others thsy do
uIe the fact is worth knowing.
Yours with great respect, ED W. PREBLE,
Clerk Of SstHtsr Clarion.
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Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints.

ULPAnIlfsNf OF INIsEI71- I
WASHINGTON, D. c.. 2 Feb. 1856
SIR: have rsod your Pills in my general and hospital
practice since you made then and cannot hesitate
y they tie best cathaTtic employ Their regu-
Ifing ;Ction the lrcr sqHek and decided consequent
y they admirable remedy for deraHgemeHtso Of that
organ. Indeed have seldom found Of bilioUS Dis
case SO obstinate that it did not reuy yield to them.
Fraternally yours. ALONZJ BALL. n. D..
- II
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PasT OFFICE UARTtiSD, L1vaGo, MIcas Nsys 16 1855
DR.. AYER= Your Pills the pereo7toR Of Rsicine.
Thoy have done my wife good than can tell you-
She had been sick and Pinng away for months Went
Of 10 be doc0re at t expense, but got no better She
then commenced taking your Pills which cured her.
by expclling large quantities Of tdea fonl her
body. They afterwards cured her and two children
af bOOiy dysentery. One Of our neghbors hd it t ant
my wife cured him with doses Of your Pills, While
others paid from i've to twenty dollars doctur'
bills and lost much time without being enred entirely
even then. Such n medicine yours which is actually
gnnd md honest. will be nrized here.
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JOHN G. lIEACHAlT, ", D.
ErysipeIas, Scrofilia, Kings Evil, letter,
Tnnnrs and Salt Rherm. -.


Erysipelas, ScrOfnia, Kings Evil, letter,
TumOrs, and salt RbeGm.
From F7q0aTtiEg Merchant Of s. LoRs, Ft6. Z, lss
DR. ATER: Your Pills are tho paragon Of all that Is
great in medicine. They have cured my Gttie daughter
ofulcerous upon her hands and fet That had pyci
incurable for wears. Her mother has been long geyous
N afflicted with botclfes and pimples her skin al in
her hair After child cure she also tried your
Pills, and they have cured her. ASA Y0RGH1DGE-
rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Cont.
r On' dc Rer. DR.. RaIvies, Of tie Ahoa Epis. oycs
s- PULASKI HOUsE, SAVANNAH. GA, jan 8. lS5f.
I0NORED SIR should be upgrateful for the relief youi
skill has brought il did report my case to you
neuralgic pains, which ended in chronic rhetmaffshl
Notwithstanding had the hest uf physicians the diseass
grew and worse, until by the advice of vuur
lent agent in HaltinoFe DR.. Mackenzie tfie ygHr Pis
Their effects siObut sure 4 y ITTseyeIng in tf
use Of them am now entirely wen.
.' SENATE CFIAslBtR, BtTaS RoUGE, It-5 nec- 1888.
On. ATER: have been entirely cufed ly reur. piSef
Rheumatic GoUt-a paiuiui disease tiai had aficfe
for years. . y AlNCENTi SAIBELG-
5 For Dropsy, Plethora. or kindred CorH-
plants, requiring active purge they excel
lent remedy @ t'-.
For CoStiveneSs or Constipation, md as
n Dinner Pill, they agreeable and ,efEal. Il
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, In1amma-
tion, and even Deafness, and Partial Blinds
ness have been cured by the alternative action 81 these
Pills.
Nest Of the pills in market contain Mercury, which al
though valuable remedy in siilf hands i RlgPFops
in public pill from the dreadful consequences that e-
quenty follow its ncautios These contain
curry or minerad substance whatever. ~ t-....,-
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Indigestion and Impurity Of the Blood.

From Rsr J. y Hines, Pastor Of Adrest cEs5ef, Batos
Or. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
in my family and among those am called 70 visit
in distress To regulate the organs Of digestion and purify
the blood they the very best remedy have
known, and I confidently recommend them to my
friends. Yours J. Y. HINES
WAEsiw, WTOsnNe Co.. n. Y. Oct "a lsl5.
DElR SIR using your Catharfie Pills in my prae-
tice, and nd them excellent puTgatve cleanse the
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foneA more, oh, shito-vtngsd angel, stand,
q k4t Where NAV still pines and srieves < -
And lead through Toll t0 Eden-land
New Adams aud new Ewes!
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-28

GENERAL CAss--1hs veteran Senator has
so FAR recovered from the effects Of his fall that
he s able to read the newspapers, sitting up
All apprehension about the result Is dispelI"d.
The sympathy felt for him Is shown by the
following sentiment from the Washington Star
Friends were compelled TO take tnf's in
standing nj the door Of tho apartment Of Gen.
Cas- in the National Hotel yesterday afternoon,
and until late hour last night, 10 answer the
inquiries OF the host OF persons OF all condi-
tions in society who called To inquire ~ TO his
situation. II will be safe Ia pat down the
number OF those who actually went up TO the
door for that purpose, at five hundred com
prising the President. members Of the Cabinet,
ioreign Ministers, members Of Congress. and
strangers Of all degrees I. without estimating
those who caac into the lower apartments OF
the house TO learn the particulars Of the ssd
accident We never before saw 20 much sym
pathy manifested in similar case which proves
how generally respected and beloved be is In
the community where be- passed much Of the
latter portion 81 his lifetime. and where all
know him well, personally.
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THE CHIPPEWA CEssios IN MINNESOTA
The Secretary Of the Interior having approved
Of recommendation for the survey OF the
Chippewa cession. lying in Minnesota, on the
north west coast Of Lake Superior. we learn
that the Commissioner Of the General Land
Office win issue instructions for the survey OF
the same. so that the work may be commenced
by the lst Of May next, or AZ early a. pracii-
cable Washington Union.
Although Congress has been idle. We see the
footprints Of our Delegate through the Depart.
ments, and this order is among those recently
issued for the benefit Of Minnesota.
During the administration Of President
PIERCE, the Indian titles to about sixty millions
acres Of land have been extinguished In this
Territory, and before the cio@ Of the admins
tration most Of il will be surveyed and settled
upon; if We may Judge by the energies now be
ing used for that object.
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From III. Providence tR. - POI.

MrsSEsorA beautiful Territory. which
was nd settled by Emigrani Aid Societies, havs
ing hostility ~ slavery ior their motto, and
twenty-five per cent divideDds wrstcd from
the hard earnings Of honest settlers. ior their
objects enjoying degree Of prosperity alike
gratifying 10 its ciiiDns and TO the friends ~
good government in the States. The Terrific
rial Legislature Il now in session and ny the
Hon John Il. BrisbD, President OF the Coun-
ell, we are supplied with 81. Panl Papers,
giving full and interesting accounts Of the daily
proceedings. They exhibit an earnest devotion
10 the varied wants ~ the growing Territory !
familiarity with the seicpc II government.
which would b. eredisble to the Legislature
Of any state Of the Union I'll uncommon
share Of that vigorous talent. 70 sucozsfnl In
deba,e. and 10 valuable in new communities;
and gratifying preference for Democratic pol.
icy 10 the management Of those internal anairs,
upon which their growth and CREATURES "a a
State, must forever. 70 no small extent, deTspd.
By the by Speaking OF st. Paul. the hour-
ishing city in wbiclfoar young friend Brisbn
located himself only two or three yesn ago.
having removed from the interior ofNew York
STATE, wbere bis fDe talent had already made
for him many warm frierds II Was. We are
toI,. only sesen Year, ago, wilderness Nov
Il contains al ,bousand inhabitants. and sup
ports three large. handsomely printed and ably
edited daily pewyyapsp Probably the plaoe
was never growing more rapidly than at pre-
ent. aDd NV towns and villages are spr'nxing
up Oh nsarly ali sid.s u IT, What q best 81
al, j. the laet. that thee Dew Towns are p'--
pied with hardy earnest freemef. who have
goae there. not 10 accomplish partisan pur.
poae, bat to make fos Themselves and ,heu ehil
drrn comfortable and qa,et homes. They are
mainly yosng nsr, 81 warm hearts and strong
hassis; and in fe~ years they viii make sueb I.
xais a Kansax, with iu m;ljsr climate and
equally rich spii. but with popahtion bent
upon agitation and turmoil caa neyer rivN
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needed. Although the town site has beea bat
recently laid out BY the Ncssrs. Sears Bro.
no greater evidence ID required Of the confidence
Of knowing ones and capitalists that II will
make q large town, than in the eagerncs the
shares are sought after. They have two stores
in operation, which arr busy from the dawn Of
day to a late hour Of night dealing out the use
full and fancy to the large trade tributary to
the place. They have. also, one Of the finest
stesmmill in the Territory. costing about
$1,000. just put in operation by W. N. Tai
bot 4 Co. We understand they have been
offered $1,000 per annum rent for il. but will
not lot but should the senior partner DO COM
PEELED 10 return East, (which We arc very sorry
to hear) to attend paramount interests, they
will sell If a lair price is offered Should they,
Mesrs. Editors. there win be fine chance to
invest some Of your spare cash very probably,
or could you not loan poor srllow little TO
buy with.s
We have very intelligent class Of settlers.
five arr TO judge from the number Of newspa.
papers received every mail day. your valuable
paper forming large share. and eagerly sought
after, as giving the most valuable news Of any
in the Territory FARMER.
Our ftissd fAksxa - 10 barking up the wrong tree
this time. The Secretary of the Territory being deed
broke sxehesusr Is in mes, dspierAsIs condition.
Should the Secretary gel that araf, he has been talking
about issg and should sasse aasntly 10 able 10
squeeze say money gu, Of him,-aaa Il We do 90,
money, and have surplus amer payias our iAb,i-
se.. and not wan, Il for Immediate as., ~s would BE-
clad In your eouutr, trnJs eouid
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CAxxoy CuY, Feb. %, 1856
To the Eaitars IL the Pioassr ssd I~mosrat

TIE tine is near at hand when your city will
he flooded with migrants seeking home in
our rich and healthy Territory. No point in
Minnesota prcsrnts as great inducements to the
sttIers. a. what is termed the Cannon river
country" in the locality Of Cannon city Tim
Der, prairie aud water can be had on the same
claim. or oil timber or prairie "a may t~ss snit
the taste. For beauty d location or icrtility
Of soil, either on prairie or timber land. Il il not
to be surpassed An owner Of thrc-hing ma
chine who threshed out most Of the WHEAT sor
The farmers in this vieinity. says The crope nv
eraged tbirtyfve bushels 10 tbe sore, last iaIl'
Think Of that, W farmers Of tie sioDey hills d
New Hampshirr lwbere originated That dis
,res.ing tale. that sh~eTs' noes have 10 b.
.barJ,ned when turned out to grass, aod thoss
of the barren Sclas Of the Miidie and southern
s,a,e.. Wberr a. 70 $40 Per acre worth Of ma
nure arr Annually spread TO obtain yi~h d
sf,eeo bnshel. n the acre Nov. shoald any
o. your rea.iers wish town life oatzide d
your oxn BEAUTIFUL city, OF, in other words. Il
YOU have any uechanscs or merchants In yoar
place who are nos successfully employee s~nd
them 90, 70 Gamma eity--both are very rnneh
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1 ApAYErTE FIRE AND MARrNE INsuR

I .ApAYErTE FIRE AND MARINE INsUR
- ANCE COMPANY, Jssesytiis, Wisconsin, Cap
soAas ~ oisrsross.
as : Y s ss....,. s's:ry e. ;c re-:
4. y. nsstwsii rrs.idsat q D. Rob wsii seerstsfy
y. A. Ro-iey, vpfesIasat. iissry u. Bsssisf. rrsss
ins"rsaes elected sgslss, i.sss Damage BY Fire
ssd tstsad ksv,gsios, o. esvsst rates.
skrGsascgs.
Hon Horato Fey u ssv esuos ests Of New fofk
samuel Perry, nssessst, FRONT o., ss~ Yyst cs,y.
WIN. james bsGgs, boo, ~ wall ssest, n Y. CITY.
n frsstiis Ctsrt, Broker, Arch street, fhifsdsphis
FenBsyissois
:; :. n.,'sw:. Es,, Ans;sy. u''s.,
s.,sssi n sht ,, 6ssS. Jsss.,iils C,'y nsnh
w. a. r. basksiI, Esq., bsstes, Mass
C. J. csssy, Mrwsskss, VIE
4 r. Wallis, Msschsst, hiisaskse, VIZ
n Flsteksr, Hsstsr. Oshkesh, Nls.
w. u. Wsysss. nsrehsst Arplssoa, Wiz.
n Ds.ifls D Bsoskes, hhsbeyeaa. Wis.
ryrellsiss issasd In tbs sSevs ysspcasbis sompaay
October 40 1855 Shviy
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steam Navigation In the valley OF the
Mississippi.

The Railroad Record OF recent date contains
some very interesting statistics respecting the
steam tonnage employed upon the Mississippi
river in its tributaries, from which we copy the
following comparative tables, for the years
1884 and 1886:
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The Record remarks that 4" fifteen thousand
officers and men employed in navigating steam
vessels on the waters Of the West is certainly
o goodly number OF all the steam vessels
employed in the United States, nearly half arc
on the rivers Of the West, and il we were TO
include the ports Of the Guli--qaite hall"
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oar New York Letter.
rrsa ssr Regular Nsw Yesl cesssssssasa,
NEw YokK, February II, 1856.
The great magician Of the weather. In &C.
eociance with the prayers ofailicted thousands,
has brought the great circle" Of snow TO a
close, and inaugunted season Of rain and
and slush. The latter is to continue till the
winds Of March dry up the superintendent "a
vors Of Aquarius. The two great articles OF
demand this winter have been fars and rubbers.
The costume Of the Russ has given an addi-
tional pencilling Of the picturesque to our un-
wonted Arctic scenery. The rubbers are
peculiarly American. III Goodyear be reliable)
but their rainstorm and slect associations de-
cidedly drown out all ideas of the artistic and
graceful The most provoking instana Of this
in the case Of ladies' ankleenyelopes. Our
India.rubber idealists have invented an article
of long-leggcd boots, whose glstening cylinders
shroud the white statuary which once twinklod
their classical cotton over the wet pare OF
Broadway, and shut on, heaven from our
view" The highest utility and the most ele
waited loveliuess, in this, as in other CASES, are
incompatible.
Ia this icy winter, as il to pile h Pclon
upon Ossa of ice, We have had Icy plays and
Arctic adventures spread ont before us TO
freeze the genial current Of our souls" The
/" Sea Of Ice has been served up to the half.
frozen hdb,tues of one Of our theatres and Dr.
KANE has added dish oil adventurous cream
10 the already CONCEALED public. These enter.
tainmepts shoulJ have been hacked AWAY in
straw un''l 'he s"l'f! hours o' 'ne "eA' Jury
IT, indeed, they shall, peradycnturc, be sultry.
But the realities Of New York Harbor da-
.;,,. A.. ., e,.,n;,,h, h.vo o,,. Roro.,,x.a ,h.
""e "' P''' W '"s"N ""'N
efforts OF the dramat'st or the dangers Of the
adveuturer We have had the frozen pack, and
,ho ;o.- 40, ,he ros;s,,oss dr;ft TIM, torc the
-, -. H.,
oes' power rom It's "u VIZ INV ""' VIZ
sells crushed and their hardy crew lost, steam
boats sunk in the perilous endcavor to discover
a. =, az :" Satan Island si. and sLs.
e - -
ters sSimmng over S'a Oh ice ana '"ir '"o'es
and brave men cast away upon ioebergs, and
only at last most unromantically rescued, not
for love hut money AZ the rate of tw, sbillipgs
a.. .:.,...
apiece we nave "ah"u o"'y .''c 'e''u'e's "''u
lAplanders to complete the Illusion Fortune
favoring, the ra,n-dea,s win be out next week,
n sbonpinp through the wet By the way. II
-, LII, -. a. - ,.o.,.,,
u u singular "tt, WHO" seS"s =" INV cSe"PV'