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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
Political.
mr. buchanan ana the Constitution.

Mr.. Buchanan holds the sword Of the ma
ton, and as he is to enforce the mandates
Of the courts, his opinion of tho points de-
cidcd in tho Drcd Scott case possesses a
peculiar Importance. II suits the purposes
Of the blacklcg politicians, who are playing |
fast and loose with public measures, to pro-
claim that this decision had only this force
1t settled tho point that negroes are not cit
liens, and cannot, therefore, sue in the courts |
Of the United States. But Mr.. Buchanan,
who is to carry the decision into effect, un-
derstands it to reach much farther. Accor-
ding TO his construction, the court decides
that the Constitution carries sldVery ghere-
eUer is dmhorityi is unchecked by State ldws;
in other words, that slavery is an institu-
ton Of tho nation, and not merely of the
States. He says:
Slavery eristed at that period, and still
EXISTS IN Kansas, under the Constitution of
the United States. This point has at last
been finally decided By the highest tribunal
knoWn to our lars. How it could ever have
been seriously doubted is mystery. If a
confederation Of sovereign States acquire a
new Territory at the expense of their COM
mon blood and treasure, surely one set of the
partners have no right to exclude the other
from its enjoyment By prohi5iting them
from taking into IL tohateUer IS recognized
to be propeaty 6y tie common Constitution.
Here it is explicitly declared that the
Constitution, as construed by the Supreme
Court, carries slavery iuto all the Terrific.
RIGS, and protects it wherever the Govern
ment has jurisdiction. ground is taken that
the Constitution recgnjxes the right ofprop-
erty in man. This, the Court limited at,
but did not decide. Mr.. Buchanan, howev-
or, who is to enforce and carry out the law,
understands the point to have been "fnally
decided by the Court; and tho country
must, therefore, regard the question as set
tied.
We had some observations the other day
showing that judges had as much to do in
0 making the law as the body that enacts it
The case before us is directly in point
Q There is not q word or syllable in the Con
: stitution, which can give, by the remotest
inference, the least sanction to the constuc
o ton here put upon it. There is no word in
the Constitution which can, by any possibil
ity of construction imply tho right Of prop
o erty IN man. The court would find Just a,
Q much warrant in the Constitution for deci
o ding that it establishes monarchy, as 70
g deciding that it establishes slavery. Blu
>, yet the highest court so decides, and the ES
ecutiye sustains the decision. Our boaste
,oi Constitution, with all its provisions in fave
70 of liberty, is overruled by the Slave Powe
20 and made to sustain what its words forbit
b. We'll may it be said that eternal vigi
ancc is the price of liberty Toledo Blad'
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The TEETH.-Att tho Dental Convention,
in session last week, at Boston, some Of thc
dentists asserted that the main, if not the
sole cause of defective teeth was the use of
salcratus and cream Of tartar 10 the manu-
facture of bread, and Dr. Baker fully agreed
with tho fact which is stated, and gave the
result of somc experiments which he had
made by soaking sound teeth in solution
of saleratus. The teeth were destroyed iG
fourteen days. Mr. Spaulding of st. Louis,
did not believe that alkali injured the teeth,
but acknowledged that saleratus did. Sal
eratus, in his opinion, was not alkaii. DR..
Kendrick, Of Now Orleans, considered the
great means Of keeping the teeth healthy
was to keep them clean. m
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BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Completely Preserved, TO the
Granfrsf Ara.

ND who that is gray that would not have it restored
IN to former color; or bald but would have the growth
restored troubled with dandruiT and itching but would
have II removed troubled with scrofla scald head or
other erupons, but would he cured. with sick head
ache (neuralga) hut would be cured II twill also remove
ALI pmpes from the aca and skin. Prof Woods liairle
storaye will do all this see circular and the following;
Ann Arbor, Nov s. 1855.
Prof. O. ]. Wood--Dear Sir; have heard much said OF
the wonderful effects Of your Hair Restorative but having
been often cheated by quackery and quack nostrums
hair dyes &c. disposed TO place yo;r Restorative in
the same category with the thousand and one loudly run-
peted quack remedies. until met In Lawrence county
months since when gave me such assurance as
induced the trial of your restorative in my hmiyrst
by my good wife, whose hair had become very thin and
entirely white and before exhausng one of your large
bottles her hair restored nearly to its original beau
tful brown color and had thckcned and become beautiful
and glossy upon and entirely the head she cont-
ues to H. not simply because OF its beautlyug ELECTS
upon the hair hut because Of its henhfu influence upon
the head and mind, Others o my family and lends are
using your Restorative with the happiest effects there
fore my skepticsm aud doubts in reference to its earae
ter and value entirely rcnoved and can and do most
cordially and eonhdentaly recommend its by all who
would have their hair restored from white gray (by
reason Of sickness or uge to original color and beauty
and by all young persons who would have their hair bean
tiful and glossy. Very truly and grstsfsiy ySu,s
Friend wood-It was long time after saw you al
Bliseld before got the bottle Of Restorative for which
hsn rot II we Concluded 10 try it.en Mrs Manns hair
as the test Of its power II has done all you
cd me It would do; and othersof my family and friends
having witnessed Its effects, using and recon-
mendng its TO others entitled to the highest con
deraton you claim for it, Again. very respeetfuy an'
truly yours, SOLOMON MANN.
~ Carlisle, ILL.,, June 2S, 1852.
Ihave used Prof o. J. Woods Hair Restorative, anC
have admired its wonderful ELECTS Myhair was bceom
ing as thought pre@asr,ey gray but By the use Of h
doubt, permanently So s. BREssE, ex-senator, US.
o. y. WOOD & CO.. Proprietors, sl2 Broadway N; Y.
(n the great N, Y Wire Railing EstabshmenD and Ill
Market street. st. Louis Mo.
~ Sold BY all good Druggists.
Fremont. July 8, 1857. 23n3
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sMistettaueons.

A MAN OF BUsINEss.--In ono of the
western counties of New York, is man by
the name Of Paddock Pratt, one Of the bone
and sinew, an intelligent mechanic and far
mer, who has contributed greatly to the gen
eral prosperity, as well as to his individual
wealth. In II speech at an agricultural fair,
in Greene county, N. Y, he said that, since
he had been engaged in farming, he had
employed over fifteen thousand years of
other mems labor; had employed thirty
thousand men, and paid them for their la
Dor over two million five hundred thousand
dollars. He had cleared over ten thousand
acres of land, and used over two hundred
thousand cords of Hemlock bark, and paid
over half a million dollars for it, He had
used and worn ont over five hundred horses
and one thousand yoke Of oxen, used two
hundred thousand bushels of oats, and one
hundred and twenty thousand tons of hay,
thirty thousand barrels of beef and pork,
nearly one hundred thousand barrels of -four,
and potatoes without lumber or measure.
He had tanned over one million two hund-
red and fifty sides of leather; his usual dis
buisement is over five thousand dollars pei
day, and he has used in his business over
ten millions, He has never had a side oI
leather stolen, and has never sued on ac-
court of his business transactions We
should say that Zaldock was useful mem.
Der of society. Moreover, this shows the
advantage of diversifyipg labor, and OF
bringing the man who consumes by the side
of him who produccs.-Richmond Dcs-
match.
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No. 32-Aiiseelgaa,



gentleman conversing with lady friend short time
since claimed that he could parOdse the hoop question
any she might choose to repeat She accordingly
rehearsed the following verse from the Old Sexton
Nigh to grave that was newly made
Leaned sexton old on his earth-worn spade.
His work was DONE and he paused to wait
The funeral train through the open gatci
relic of by-gOne days was he, M
And his locks as white as the foamy sea-
And these words came from his lips SO thin,
"I gather them in gather them inr'
whereupon the graccless fellow took his pencil AM
wrote on a scrap of newspaper lying by;
Nigh to church that was newly made,
Stood lady fair, and thus she said
Too bad, too bad-I here must walt lit
While they measure the breadth Of this open gate;
All IL is only HiHs by six seei
Too narrow, too narrow, alasl for me; tafa
And she sighed from her quiyeringlip SO thin
81 can't get in--Iea get ini'
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NATURALIzED CITIZENS IN KENTUcKY-
IMPORTANT DEc1sIoE.--Judge Goodloc, Of
Lexington, has lately decided that the State
Couits have no power to naturalizc foreign,
ers, and that this right belongs exclusively
to the Courts of the United States. He nj
SO decided that where person brings nat
urahzation papers obtained in another State
the papers must have tho certificate Of th,
United States Court of that State.
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4Ostrn
TIIE CONQUEnEn,s GIsAvE.

by W. c. BRYANT.
Within this lowly grave n conqueror lies,
And yet the monument proclams II not,
Nor round the sleeper's name hath chisel wrought
The emblem Of a fame that dies;
Ivy and amarnnth in graceful sheaf,
Twned with the laurers fair imperial leaf.
A simple alone,
To the great world unknown,
Is craven here, and wild flowers rising round 6
Meek meadow.swcet and yolets Of the ground,
Lean lovingly against the humble stone.
Here in the quiet earth they laid apart
No man Of iron mould and bloody hands,
Who sought 10 wrcak upon the covering lands
The passion that consumed his restless heart;
Bat of tender spirit and delicate frame,
Gentest in mein and mind,
or gentle womankind
TiniidIy shrinking from the breath of blamc
One in whose eyes the smile Of kindness made
Its haunt, Ike flowers by sunny Brook in May,
Yet at the thought Of others pain shade
or swceter sadness chased the smile away
Nor deem that when the hand which moniders here
Was raised in menace realms chilled with fear
And armies mustered at the sign, when
Clouds rise on clouds before the rainy East
Gray Captains leading bands of veteran men,
And Hcry youths TO be the vultnre's feast
| Not thus were waged the mighty wars that gave
The victory 10 her who fills this grave
| Alone her task wrought,
Alone the battle fought.
Through that long strife her constant hope stad
| On God alone, nor looked for other aid.
She met the hosts Of sorrow with a look
That altered not bene ith the frown they wore,
And soon the lowering brood we're tanned, and took
Meekly her gentle rule, and frowncd no more.
Her soft hand put aside the assaults of WRATH,
And calmly broke In twain
The Gery shafts OF pain,
And rent the nets Of passion from her path.
by that victorious hand despair slain,
With !ovo she vauquishcd hate and overcamc
Evil with good in her great Masters
Her glory is not of this shadowy state,
Glory that with the leeting season dies
But when she entered at the sapphire gate
What jog radiantin cIl,stiaI eyesl
How Heavens bright depths with sounding welcomes rum
And flowers of heaven by shining hands were fungi
And he who long before,
Pain, scorn and sorrow bore,
The Mighty Sufferer with aspect sweet,
Smiled on the timid stranger from His seat;
He who, returning glorious, from his grave
Dragged DEATH disanned in chains crouching slave.
See, as linger here, the growslow;
Cool air is murmuring that the night is near.
Oh, gentle sleeper from thy grave 60
Consoled, though sad, in hope and yet in fear
Brief Is the time, know,
: The warfare scarce begun;
Yet all may win the triumphs thou hast won.
Still 1ows the fount whose waters strengthened hee
The victors names are yet too Few to ill
s. Heavens mighty roll; the glorious armory,
M That minstcrcd to thee, is open still.
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II. p. FusseIman a. Co.,

Dealers in Stoves, Tin, Sheet-Iron Copper-ware wash
boards Plows, &c We have opened eutirc new stock
in the TYLER Block Corner Of Front and Croghan Streets
and shall be constantly receiving additions Particular
attention viii he given to Jobbng and Repairing OF every
knd' Can and see US. April %, 1865.
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THE MORMON ALpHABEr.-Th new Des-
eret Alphabet is completed, and font of
plea type has been castin ST. Louis. Spec
linens Of tho type are published in the St.
Louis Democrat, but are, of course, unintel-
ligible to Gcntilcs. The type.founders hasc
supplied the Mormons with molds, and 9th
er apparatus for re-casting their old metal,
so that The Deseret News will probably
hereafter be aprcfourd mystery, at least to
all but the initiated. Tho new characters
are forty-one in number, and bear striking
resemblance to those Of the Ethiopic alpha
hat
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Canfcld a RrotJ,cr.

Hardware Merchants. All kinds of Iron and Steel ware
both American and Imported sold at Wholesale or Re-
tail Every pattern Of Cook Perlor Box Stoves Ag-
ricuturai and Farm Implements, Wooden-ware Cordage
Oils, Paints. 6c., Belts Block No. > Fremont, Ohio.
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NInsOmIc.

FoRT STEPHENSON LoDGE, No. 225 Free and Accented
Masons, meets at Masonic Hail. in Doncysonu Block on
the lst and Sd tuesday evenings Of every MONTH
FRBMoNr CHATTER, No. 64, Royal Arch Nasons meets
at the place, the ist Friday evening every
month.
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CEocnAx LoDGg No IL Independent order of Odd Fol-
lows, meets at Odd Fellows Hail. in Buekland's Block
very Saturday evening.
Fremont ESoANrnENr, No 81, I.O.o.F., meets in the
same Hall the I'd and 4th Monday evenings of every
month";
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Manufacturers Of Copper Tin and ShecIron Ware and
Dealers in Stoves Agricultural Implements Stoves Rags
Wool, Hides, Sheep-pelts Old Copper Old Stoves &e-
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions Peases Brick
Block, No. /, Fremont, Ohio. MAY 20, 1854
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Trimming Carriages,

Uphoisferiag CoUerinK Sefos Leuaees OitOmaHs, Pea
Cushions Chairs, etc, Paper HaaQiAg, Putting
doon Carpets, Pstiing up WiHdoIe cITtaias.s
~ All orders will receive prompt attention All work
WARRANTED to give satisfaction or no pay.
Fremont July 10, 1857. 2atf
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L. o. G. II.
ROberts a. SIrcIdon.

FOUNTAIN LODGE, No. 136 Independent rider of Good
remplars meets at their Hall, in buckeye Duding
cry Friday evening.
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Grcenc 4 Einefrork.

Attorneys at Law will attend to all business entrusted
to their Ofiice-Nims' Block Corner of Croehan
and Main street. Fremont, Ohio.
J. l.. GREENE. T. p FISFFRoCK
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From Cleveland-l trains connect at Toledo, directly
with trains Of Michigan Southern Railroad, for Chicago
and the West.
The s.35 am. and $50 p M. trains, connect at Toe-
do with the Toledo. Wabash and Western Railroad, tol
Fort Wayne, Logansport, Lafayette Danyc, Springfield
Naples. Alton. ST. Louis, 6c
The 440 and S35 and $40 p trains form direct
connections between Cleveland and Springfield, Dayton
and Cincinnati.
From Toledo all trains connect at Cleveland with trains
of the Cleveland and Erie road for the East.
The $50 train, connects at Monroeville with trains
Of Mansfield Sandusky Railroad for Mansfield, Pitts
burgh. &c.
The $40 and $50 M and 4.55 m trains, connect ai
Clyde Sandnsky, with Mad River and Lake Eric Rail
road, for Cincinnati Dayton. &c.
Trains also connect at Cleveland with Cleveland and
Pittsburgh T. r.. for Pittsburgh. Philadelnhia, Balt-
more. &c. L. ID. PHILLIPS, Supt
Office C. & T. Railroad
Cleveland, July IS 1857. jan1, ,lSJIl
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Articles in this class may be entered for premium by III
person owning and using bem though not made In III
county or within the last year. T,
dodrding Committee. -Barnhart Kline, John 5. Gar,
ner, Samuel Fenimore, @. C. Canfeld, o. A. Roberts
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ROBERT CAIRNS,

Cor. of Croghan and Front-st, Upstairs
n&ZK2< WOULD inform the public that he il
tk4k-e5- prepared 70 attend TO all orders for an,
.S1222--t thing in his line, such as
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RmckIanh q Eyer.tt.

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law and Solicitors ir
Chancer will attend to professional business Lant
Agency in Sandusky and adjoining counties Office 2nt
story Duckland's Block, Fremont.
r.. P. BUCKLAND. HOMER EVERETT
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Going East.

Passengers Bellevue and Monroevlr wishing to take
Telegraph Express will go to NOrwall On Freight.
Trains will stop at stations marked = only to leave pas
sengers, or to take them on signal being made
Trains will stop AZ stations marnd W. only TO leave pas
sengcrs from Grafton or Cleveland.
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A Western New York farmer writes as
follows to q distinguished agriculturalist, 10
whom he felt under obligation for introdu-
cling a new variety of swine q ss'iaaa
REsPEcrED SIN - went Yesterday to
the Fair at NJ found several pigs Of
your species; there was great variety
Of beasts and ] was astonishcd at not seeing
you there
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NC ION HOTEL
AZ uprWsUCE. n.arwsa,a.

CLYDE, OHIO,
This popular Hotel situated Immediately at the June
tion of the Cleveland and Toledo r. X. with the Mad v
r. r., haa been taken BY its former proprietor and Is
being thoroughly etted in the best STYLE the COM
fort and convenience Of the travelling community,
Clyde, Oct 3 1856. 3stf
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B. J. BARTLETT & SON.

4 TrORNEYS AT LAW, have removed their Office Ia
IA the second story OF Minis building, over +.
Dernham's Clothing Store. nY- Entrance on Croghnn
street All business entrusted to them will be carefully
attended to. b. j. BARTLETT
Fremont, Nov "a, 1853. j. r. BART LETT
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JOHN 0FFIT, So
BARBER and HAIR DRESSER

CAT the Junction Hotel, Clyde, ohiO.)
sHAaPooHISo AND MAR CUTTING,
sIltimes attended to. March 60 1857.
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compettcrs in this class comply with the 7th ar
ticie Of the Constitution.
AUardiag CoHmittee,-Bcard Of Direetors-Thcy will
not report until the lst Monday In November c0mprt
itors nake entries that day until twelve O'Clock
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EB@ TE gS
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANeEMENT.-.on and after Monday, Aug.
I'd, 1857, trains viii run as follows;
SOUTHERN DIVISION, via Norwalk.--GoiHg Wsa, Dsiiy
Except Sunday.
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30. sl-Promiseuous Uaemumeraled .lrtieles.

no. .Sl-fT0miseuous UaeRnmerafed drtieies
All articles entered In this No. not being embraced in
the foregoing list will be submitted 60 the awarding COM
mitee who in their discretion may recommend premiums
4fEGrdiRg COmmfitse-R W. b. Mcclellan, VIM. T.
Haynes p. B. Beery, Charles Powers.
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PREMIUM LIST.

The Judges will take into consideration the training os
well as the symmctery and proper matching and try the
teams in the pow otherwise, they think proper.
AsoGTding C0mmhtee-Lyman Miller, Paul Teu, James
Iluss.
No. Stat Cattle.
Best fat creature three years old 90
zha OO
keeping during the last year
Aaocrding Commitiee-saac Click C. G. Sanford C. C.
GGccnc.
No. 4.-Afiich Cotos.
Best mileh cow.---..- So 90
aan,iu -----.----- zOV
The cow must be Kept grass only, milk and butter
must he carefully weighed and the amount
certified OATH and the must be exhibited at the
dmdrdiRg C0nnaiec-Nicholas Bowlus, Jesse Emer-
SON. Samnel llallord
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Theodore Clnnn.

Manufacturer Of Confectionery and dealer Foreign and
Domestic Nuts, Fruits Grocerics, and Yankee Hotons
Principe and Havana Cisars Main street. Fremont o.
June l9, 1885
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Homeopathy.

Dr. J. w. FAiLIsG having established himself for the
purpose of practcing Homeopathy in tls place andyi
snit, would respectfully to the pabe that hs
present arrangements will enable those desous avail
Ing themselves Of Homeopathic treatent to rely with
certainty upon prompt attention TO their calls vheer In
'r out of town. . Rooms in Sharp Shomo's Block,
n. b. lir +. pays particular Atteptpn 10 all forms OF
chronic Diseases Fremont, April 10, 1856.
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InPoRTAYT no aougE-KrFprRe

lust RECEIVED Bath Drleks, for Clrannr Kuivsa
y Lqaid Glus, tar psspaFtug tushiigre.
BtneA Trps kos dsF, oE PolskaE silver Mare, Piais,
Ae., 4r.
Rsnsvafng fehsA, - cieaaiuE nsass Copper, Steel,
IFsa aa4 oihsf Fooas u Thai essrr.phfn.
hsonbst fsla h, Dor FsneunE tlt fuFntnFe, Carriage
Bstiss Harness, AZ uhleh has the ert ~ Hakinf ca
sarnaaes saFnsss ~ aaraitufe iesk good a. pew.
iauiS MkCEkSZiE WILSON.
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NOTICE.

A TBEAnsHAw and a. v. RUrLaED have rsreAas
u. az nran kefsfs. kQHsnEauK phHafaL heir satre
etsck 81 Es1ss fhosa hEta, Ffunsa. &e and weac
spsefaiy nofm "a Cd Fatrors 81 ne ais nrm eas tks
pshHc ssnsFaIy tas % atsns keepug A. he % sAaue.
No "a cesfe kIsei ell seitettd Retail etqsa ~ Ia
dss'. GsniisHsA's, and Cassrsne scar Shce thsf w
bssinssa. ns share q ne Pshhs paiFsa
ass
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LIABILITIES.

LnBMITIFs
The amount o. Liabilities due or not due 10 Banks
or other creditor nothin'.
Losses adjusted ard due nothing.
Losses Iusted and not due as,165 -
Losses unadjusled or contested, and wanting
proofs 15b,44S ~
Al ether claims against the Company small for print
Ing, &C.
Agents instructed 70 take risk exceeding $4,000 co.
Ihc greatest Insured In any city, town vi
isge, varies.
Tie greatest allowed insured in any block also
varies Intention is limit the loss by any Axe
$4,000 on.
The Of its Capita earnings deposited in any
other State security for losses theein part ci the
CIIita earnings ofths Company thus deposited
The Charter Act Of incorporation and amendments 10
the same as fIed in July, 1876.
TH0s A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Subscribed and BEFORE me- his Th day Of January
1851. HgNRY FoWLEB, Jestice Ct the Peace,