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New Lumber Yard.

MILL keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
" Lumber suitable for the market u keokuk
and Surrounding conntry such as
FLOORING, Dressed and Rough.
SIDING, inch, do do
BARN LUMBER, = large quantity.
FENCING, do do
cLEARLtMBER, thick, thin, wide and narrow.
FIRST SECOND COMMON LUMBER, thick
and thin, wide and narrow.
SHEETING, Ac., &c,
SHINGLES, No. and common.
LAfH, do do
ALLEGHANY LUMBER, dry, q large quantity.
POPLAR / PINE JoIsTs, Of every description.
do do ScANfLING, do do
PINE TIMBER, from . To IA inehes square q
large quantity.
All Of which we win sell on the most reasonable
terms for cash. CkEEL 4 SHEPPARD,
Keokuk, July %, '5I-dAw3m
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capital 100000

INSURANCE elected against loss or damage By
] Fire, and Inisnd Navigation, at current rates.
WM. COOK, President
G. b. RocKwxlL, Eec'y.
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1857. 1882.
COMSTOCK & BRO.
STOVES,
No. ~. Main-st.

NO. m. 0Aa1n.ot.,
A Lso ,constantlyon hand and rscsivinf lisss
4 from importers and manufacturer, 1ihp1ats
Russia, imitation and American sheet iron, iros
wirs rivets sheet copper bross and Hinc pig isad,
copper bottoms, bolts andrivets, tspanped, bfinnA
ma and pianishsd ware. Oval boiler, shillesss
ovens and lids, dog and sad irons charcoal fur
naces, waf1a-irons. stove spiders, wagon coxes
coase mills ,browners, &c.. -.
spr3-d CCMSTOCk BRO.
TIE NEWLY PATENTED
Hsk Air sias Cock steve.
Quincy City.
WE salI particular attention 70 this stovs
w Which Tor beauty and finish cannot be SIR
passed. 1t takes long wood, heats rapidly, ana
viii bake quicker and With less fsei than any 9th
erstovs In the world. Everystove ws will warrant
to perform we'll, and not to crack By IRE, sud
failsrein ithercase will DO remedied BY ~ IT our
ownexpenso. Plsasecai and exsmins this new
article, NJ ~ Main-st.
aps-d coMsroCKA BRO
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I m Bells. superior Michigan Etueco superior
1UV article, Just received and for sale By
=. WILLIAMS.
Johnsen street, bstwsn Third and Fourth.
KeAkuk, July ia
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Warn-Ail. Furnaces.

8 r o v e s..
GILES Y. FILLEy's, ST. LOUIS,
CELEBRATED CHARTER OAK STOVE.
II il hardly necessary for n 10 rscur 10 this
L Stove, the character Of which 10 % favorably
known. For simplicity Of arrangement, savinE
Of fuel and Of operations IL stands un-
rivaisd. Its advantages are the result Of two i'm
pxovements, viz.
let. iNcREsssp DRAuour Fturs;
70, ciaouEArrss ilsY-AiR FIus.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING
ArISx SUPPLY or
PARLoR, COAL, HEATING 4 COOK STOVES.
Of all siz and patterns which fer ser, ice beauty
among which are the patterns Of y oTth, Chase i
North, Of Philadelphia, Pa. Call and examine
for yourselves.
ENAMELED CRATES,
MARBELIZED IRON MANTLES.
We wouid request ell persons dssircus Of OBJ
can flu nish yoa with any size, or styis Of beauty
to please the eye Of the most fAstidious.
hickey 1 ABBOrT,
ang75d 2e3 Aainst.
TIN AND WARE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
"E have on hand . constant m pply ~ Tin
w and 1apsned Ware, anican furnish all who
may favor US with . call, either at Wholesale or
Retail. ts*
LUDLOW co.'s IMPROVED FRUIT CANS.
No Wax, Solder ov Cement Used.
The reatest, sAfsst. and moet convenient can
used. They are easily sealed Andopened. and new
sr-fAi to preserve fruit, Vegetables &cs, In per-
fectly fresh state These Cans can be used year A.
Ter year. Directions for pat,ins up All kinds VI
Fruits and Vegetables accompany the Cans.
HvIRY CAN WARRANTED.
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WAU0oN 0MA ElKE AND MARINE
INsURANCE COMPANY,
Incorporated BY tAs Legiaiafxrs Of Illinois in 1855
Once Tin Iron Buiiding) corner Of Lake and
State Streets,
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A Ineligible buildingict 10 fsstlront, oslsss 81
nths option Of the purchaser. Said lot IL on
high ground, andwtilbs soidchsapif Applicdfor
soon.
Terms: Absut sssA the bslanesiA easypay-
msnts. Inquire Of the sadsrsignsd, ii Days
building, corner Of Exbhanee and 18th cts.
p. "A, URnETON.
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BLlNDB. KOIIinK NM stAtl0haFy,
A NY and all of which articles thcsubscriber will
"A sell IT his yards Oh the
Corner Of Eighth and B!ondeau sta,
orPosIrg PUBLIC SCHOOL,
and on the corner Of and Railroad sts. linear X.
4 IT. b. N. X. Il. Dspot,) Is low - they can be
bought In the city and IT his Branch ard Mt Far
mington, with cost Of trans por tAtion added. Or
ders filled from the country and shipped TO any
I station ON the railroad 1t the lowest rates.
iylIdly X. o. KELLOGG.
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0fok0rs ana Real Relate OoaloYo.
o. 9. second street, bstwesn MAtn aol JsAasca ,
WILL give spssial attsntion 70, and sGes tAsiS
y! sesvissstn Ne purchase ssd sale Of 1salNsssss
Dsbts md AsnN, Paying Taxes, aaa her iseit-
iDsts businsss Of esseral brok srags and real -
tAts hsstnsss in oouthsYn lows, err Aissopri
and Westesn llitnojs. uchl lddAv
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y. DR ALDEN Il CO..
WHOLESALE DRJJGGIS-E3

WHOIB0ALE DNUNUI0IC,
No. % Mails Street, ........kk0kUK, IOWA,
HAVING Beoeyed door west. TO ROOMS foru.
/ / srly sssaptsd ~ Reid, shields 4 Co., woald
infora their bis1ds and customer that having
rs-fttsd larger rooms and made large aAaisions e
their stosk q Dsses and Medicines " an pss-
pared to aosenaodass then By hiling orders = ~
lowest tesue.
Below ve give : list Of some Of the isading ar
tcles yUs4 nDcKivED:
20 kegs Bicsrb Soda,
10 do salefatus,
10 bbis. Cream Tartar,
200 hs Tartaric Acid,
200 OF Quininc,
80 % Morphine.
80 tbs Opium,
3 carboys Sweet Spirits Ni.re,
8 do Aqua Ammonia,
do Suiphusic Acid, &C.. &c.
Aue2id
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TO PAIyTERN.
ME invite your attention to our full and COM
w plete stock Of PAinis, Oils, &c, which We are
constantly reciying fpsn New York, Cincinnati and
other cities. Weofer
500 kegs Pure White Lead,
30 do Litharge.
80 do he'd Lead,
80 do Snow White Zinc,
10 bbls. Linsced Oil,
do Tnrpentine,
10 do Glue,
Brushes Of all kinds,
vaYuishes a.
At the cheapest rates for cash or on short time
Call and see, at No. 81 Main street, Keokuk Iowa.
aug21d }. BRADEN CO.
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Incorporated ty tAs LegiaafSrs Of Minoss In 1855
Once Gin Iron Buiiding) eornsrof Lake and
Stats-Streets,
Capital $500, 900.
INSURANCE elected against loss OF damage By
Fire, end Inland S's'si w coos sar.s. ss..:
CD. RocxwxLL, sec'y.
sAM,L n. RANKIN, agent,
O6ice on Second 1T, bet. Main ard johnson,
nsylid3n KEoKuK, IOWA.
n kOKVK MARINE IN2URANCA 90
Capital, $500, 900.
IL Pfspsssd TO do AafineInsur-
i aAss husinsss. Cargo riskstskcn ateustonary
rates And the usual Css xtend sdt or
liar customers.
Lesssspfonptiy adjusted.
DiRscfoRs:
A. Bfidsman, 0.E. Kilboufns,
!. 4. HagFtson, Gso.B. 6nytA.
yshn Tsnplin, A.. u. DeninE,
3. r. Moody, IL. d. woodward,
Z. KiaboarDs, JAZZ Cox.
A.BRID0MAN President.
G.B.BAYTH, vissPfsstdsnt.
k.DgAING ,rrsasursr.
wn.F .rUassn Secretary.
Once inBAnpls 'shuilding ,Ssson dStssst.
isA3ldAv
aoWa state Insurance Company.
ovyIcs II sAArIs's Few sulLbms, Rad s4oay
SECOND Street, Ksokuk, lows.
YSHlS Home Company takss kisks on the safe
AND sl On r 4 csS "a CASH fF Fac
MUM, atrs.ss = rsassaa1is ~ tAsss 81 Any rslia
bic company.
srescseas:
C. II Perry, =. .uAs1. Jemes =. Csx,
Geo B. Slsyth, Wa.z !. 1nr4ssy =. y. NesaSard, }.
4. BridEnsas N. RAssiasa.e ysaslss,
C. II. PERRY, Rs1a. ~ n. AAK1I101, xreas !
y. ". RANKIN. Yiss rIses VI. 1U1H1k. Sc,
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Jobbing OF ALI kinAs aene with
Promptncss.
ROOFING DONE, 1 GALVANIZED IRoNcoRNI-
cES PUT UP ON SHORT NOTICE.
WARM.ArR rr1RNArro,

We are now prepared to put up Warm Air Fur
nacss for heating Dvsilings, Churches, Public
Halls, &c. The Furnace used 10 the m manufacture
Of Lotse, of Cincinnati, Who has spared no pains
or expense In affecting beating apparatus which
has NO superior In point Of durability, economy
and yeniencs. safety from are hcAlthful vsnti.
lation and pure quality Of heated cir.
nuT25d hickey ABBOTT
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MEAL ESTATE, INsURANCE.
Aup
EXCHANGE AGENCY,

SVF. kVtA ehS MotH-ss..........-. .,....sAAV -
FiEs, Marine, SD Lafe lnsasancs'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03
Arabian Mode for TamIng Horses.

The horse castor is wart or excrcsence
which grows on every horses fore-legs and
generally on the hind legs. It has pecu-
liar, rank, musty smell, and is easily pulled
of. The ammonical effluvia of the horse
seems peculiarly to concentrate in this part,
its very strong odor has great attraction
for all Enthusiastically canine and the
horse himself
For the oil of cumin, the horse has in
stinctive passion--both are original natives
Arabia, and when the horse scents the odor,
he il instinctively drawn towards it.
The oil Of rhodium possesses peculiar
properties. All animals seem TO cherish q
fondness for il, and it exercises kind Of
subduing influence over them.
The directions given for tanning horse
as follows:
Procure some horse castor and CRATE fine
Also get some oil Of cumin and keep the
three seperate in air tight bottles.
Rub little Of tho oil Of cumin upon
your hands, and approach the horse on the
windward sidc SO that he can smell the
cumin. The horse will let you come up to
him without any trouble.
Immediately rub your hand gently on
the horses nose, getting little Of the oil
on it.
You can then lead him anywhere.
Give him little Of tho castor on piece
of loaf sugar, apple or potato.
Put nine drops Of the oil Of rhodium in
To- lady's silver thimble between the thumb
and middle finger Of your right hand, with
the foreinger stopping the thimble, to pre-
vent the oil from running out whilst you are
opening the mouth of the horse.
As soon as you have opened the horses
mouth, tip the thimble over upon his tongue
and he is your servant He will follow you
ike pet dog.
Ride fearlessly and promptly, with youl
knees pressed to the horses side, and your
toss turned in and heels out; then you will
be always on the alert from shy or sheer
from the horse, and he can never throw you
Then, if you want TO teach him to lie
down, stand on his right or left side; have
n couple of leather straps, about six feet
long; string up his left leg with ono o
them round his neck; strap tho other end o
il over his shoulder; hold it in your hand
and when you're ready, tell him to lie down
at the same time, gently, firmly, and stead
lily pulling on the strap touching him light
" on the knee with switch. The horse
will Immediately lie down. Do this few
times, and you can make him lie dowr
without the straps.
He is now your pupil and your friend.--
You can teach him anything, only be kint
Co him, be gentle. Love him and he viii
love you. Feed him before you do your
self, shelter him well, groom him yourself
keep him clean, and at night always Civ
him good bed at least a footdeep.
In the winter season, don't let him stan'
out long time in tho cold, without sheltc
or covering; for remember that the horse
. native Of q warm climate, and 10 many re
speetsJ his constitution is as tender as
mans
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Ayers CathartiC Pills,

FJNHE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost to produce this best most perfece
purgatiye which is known TO Innumerable proef
shown that these Pills have virtues which surpass In
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win
precedentedy dpoE tse est Of all They safe
and pleasan. c tsts nut 2cv efu TO Their pens
atng proTe. t stn Lac ahe vital activities Of the body
the csruct.onr o. is organs, purify the blood
and expe dissass Tsypurge out the foul humors which
breed and r.v dstemper, stimulate sluggish dsor-
dered orgas no their natural action and mpart health
tone with strength to the whole system. Not OILY do
they cure the everyday complaints OF every body bus
also formidable and dangerous dseases that have tecd
the best Of human skill. While they produce powerful
Effects they the time, in diminished Doses the
safest and best physc that be employed for children
Being sugaroated they pleasant to take; and being
purely vegetable, free from any risk Of harm Cures
have made which surpass belief they not sub
stantsted by Of such exalted position and character
aS TO forbid the suspicion Of untruth Many eminent
cergymen and physicians have lent their nAmes eet
fy the public the reliability Of my remedies while 9TH
have sent the Of their conviction thai
my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted, suffering fellow-men
Tho Agent below named pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their and
certificates Of their cures Of the following complaints
Costiyeness, Billions Complaints, Reumatisrn, Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul Stomach. Aau-
Indigestion, Morbid naeon Of the Bowels and Pain
arising therefrom, flatuency Loss Of Appetite, all Ulcer
Gus and Cutaneous Diseases which require
Medicine scrofula Kings Evil They also, BY purify
ing the blood and stimulating the system, cure many
complaints which 1t would not be supposed they could
reach such Deafness Partial Blindness Neuralgia and
Nervous Iitabty, DerangementB Of the Liver and Kid
neys Goat and other kindred complaints arising from
low state Of the body obstruction of It's functions.
Do not be put on by unprineipled dealers with some
other pill they make more profit on. Ask for ARMS
PILLS, and take nothing else No other they give
you compares with this In Its intrinsic value curative
powers The sick want the best aid there Is for them
and they should have it.
-. ~
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....."..
Having Ind large supply Of this fruit
last yenr, aud very fttlc Of any other fruit.
We preserved Il II variety Of ways, nll
which kept 20 nicely, AID preserved their
peculiar flavor 80 pcNcctly, that have been
requested 70 give my recipes 70 tho Cul-
tivator readers.
grnAwsraar PnrsRRvEs.--~ Select the
eargesl and handsomest berries, weigh them,
and srrcsd on plstters. For each pound
az fruit a.low pound Of powdered white
sugar. Sprinkle half this amount over the
berries, and let them stand several hours in
cccl place, 20 harden aud to form liquor
Put them in porcelain Lined kettle, and
by degrees strew on the rest OF the sugar
Boil them slowly fifteen minutes, skimruinp
thoroughly, then take them from the syrup
and spread again on platters, 70 cool nnd
harden into shape. Then put them into
wide-mouthed glass bottles, pour the syruI
on boiling hot, and seal the jars.
SrRAwBERRY JELLys--Tako the berries
when frst ripe and fresh, mash and drain
through a flannel bag. To each pint Of
Juice put pound Of white sugar. and one
third Of the white Of an egg Boil slowly
about ten minutes; then dip It into tumblers
OF cups, and set it into sunny window un
covered till 1t jellics; thcn seal them over
It will never form very firm jelly, but it il
delicious and beautiful.
SrRAwBERRY JAM.--Small and poor Der
xies will answer, if clean and free from de
cay. Mash with wooden pestlc, add L
each pound onc-fourth of a pound of brown
sugar, boil about fifteen minutes, and sea
up in earthen, glass or stone jars.
CANNED SrRAwBERRIEs.-Put the Der
ries over the firc without sugar, and with al
most no water, and as soon as the whole
mass is raised to the boiling point, dip il
while boiling into the cans, (glass is bettc
than tin for such acid fruit,) and pour owe
the fruit in each can a little boiling syrup
nearly thick enough to candy. Fill per
fectly full, and seal air-tight at once. These
are very fine, eaten with cream.
Strawberries should never be washed for
preserving. If dirty, do not use them.-
Strawberry short-cake is a luxury. Make
n large thick sbort-cakc, split ittwice through
and spread with butter and layer Of fresh
strawberries and sugar, put the parts to
gether again, and serve hot. G. B., il
Ohio Cultivator.
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FoRoE OF THE wIsD.-The Tornado at
Pana, Illinois, on the 9th inst, demolished
twenty-five buildings. Part Of a woodshed
was blown two miles; three men were car
ried more than two hundred yards; two
others were blown about the same distance
on TO the prairie; conductor was blown
through window, and there is not house
left standing in Pana, but what is not more
or less injured.
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CHEAp LArDs.-The farming lands in
tho vicinity Of Columbus are good and de-
sirable. and the cheapest, sll things consid-
cred, wc believe in the State. Tho Ga
zstts states that several farms within 90
miles of that city, Of 1000 acres each, have
been offered the Commissioners of the Re-
form School. at prices varying from 80 10
SIS per aero. One Of these farms will
probably be selected for the Reform School.
Ohio people have but little occasion to
ago West" for cheap lands. whom the choice
farms within score Of miles Of our Capital
can be had FIR slo 70 ei5 per- aere.
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UsDERGRoUED RAILRoAD.-The business
on this through line to the land of the free
appears to be doing good business in spite
Of the fugitive slave law and Dred Scott de-
cision. Tho Hardin County Democrat Of
the goth announces that fifteen fugitives
from the land Of the bravo passed through
that village on the Monday previous, lying
in wagons covered with blankets, and that
they reached Canada before overtaken by
the pursuers. rr
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A Paris correspondent, mentioning the
recent dccease of notable French gentle.
man, M. dc Salvandy, says:
"On his death bed and when he could
no longer speak, he asked his wife to hand
him slate, when he wrote and handed to
her, Sixty years of existence-thirty two
years of happiness
Brown says that in order 10 know wheth-
or this was meant for compliment TO his
connubiality or his celibacy, the letter should
have told us whether the gentleman was
married at twenty-eight or thirty.two.-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03

THE DELuGE OF LIoUoRs--The new
tariff win 60 into operation on the lst Of
July, and tho duties on imported liquors
will be reduced from hundred 10 thirty
per cont We learn that the bonded ware
houses are filed 70 overaowing, and tina. no
more eareoes can be admitted until after
the LIST. The question is asked whethe'
there will be a general fall in price Of wines,
braudies, DC Noas peyroas--Nsw York
""'''. ..AIIkEsfsl
. g1Ea5 1r4 lsi ~
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UNHE subscriber takes this method of informing the
citizens Of Sandusky and adjoining counties that he
has retted his machinery in the best order and proposes
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HooPs ORDERED OUT OF A Market
The Norfolk (va) Argus states that, on
Saturday, a muIIaito girl went to the mar
ket ofthat city with hoops SO extensive that
tho clerk ordered her away from tho place
q, an obstruction. In the meantime, moi
sy crowd had collected, and the girl becom-
ing frightened, attempted to tear her hoops
of, in which she was successfully aided by
two or three colored women present.
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! remain yours truly,
MARY ANN C0MSTOCK.
uAmILrox, Ohio. Nov. 10, 1855.


DIR. RoBAcK-Dear Sir,I have read in the newspapers
many accounts Of effected by Scandinavian Rem
edes but consider my ut least interesting
and marvellous any of them. So far you
cerned Testimonial less is oftle consequence
Your fame Is established and statement cannot add to
celebrity But for the benefit of fellow creatures
desire to make known the facts. When called upon
you the instance of dear friend the 21st of March
last had been nine years. sufferer from catarrh. The
irritation of the and membrane of the head
intense that sometimes 1t almost drove crazy could
not Sleep and was free from unpleasant sensations
At various times five different physicians had attended me-
each treated me in his way but Of them did
good despared of ever seeing another well day.
and when called at your consultation rooms, had very
little hope Of relief By your advise Ientered Immediate
upon regular of Scandinavian Blood Pur-
fer and Blood Pills. encouraged by the cheerful,
hopeful way In which you spoke and resolved strictly to
follow your direction In less than week. all the worst
symptoms Of my complaint began to take milder FORM
and continued to improve from week TO week until AT
the end of three months my head entirely relieved
and every trace of the eatarrh had left STILL how
ever continued to take the remedies for nearly six weeks
longer because found they building strength
and forfyng my constitution. Six months passed
since the finished and had sign Of
lapse should be glad to this letter. the subsanc,
| OF it, in print, for the guidance of others.
| Yours, with heartfelt gratitude,
Mrs. AUGUSTUS COOCH.
For SALE DY-C. r. MccULLocH, Fremont KELLY 4
TlEACH. Elmore; r. b. BERRY, Clyde; C. PowgRs, Wood
| Vile; W. BRADSER. West hilgrove. 4lyl.
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Delights Spanish Lustral.

A Sure Article to MAKE fhs Hair Gree Bad HsAds'
Remors DandrsE aad keep the Head Cool, Rtosa
sor Clos 30 fks Hair, Prsvsnf rs iLiiH1 ef asd
PREVENT PREMATURE DECAY.
For the toilet IL Is highly recommended for Its fragrance
DAY AFTER DAY
rINE already enquiries for the SpaaiA Lxs-
trail are increasing The grand Of this prep
araton Is that 1t does just what 1t purporA TO do and
thereby gives universal saiisfactlan.
Prepared by J. C. Wadleigh Lawrence, Mass.
THORNE a. CO., only State Agents,
No. "a, East Fourth Street. Cincinnati, o..
Sold by @. r. MccULLOCH, Fremont. o. 42nl6