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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-16
MONEY.

Late reports indicate that all Banks cast
of Buffalo have suspended specie payment.
This does not indicate that the money is
worthless. All stock secured money will
be good. We understand from the Cashier
of the Bank of Fremont, that it receives ali
Ohio except City Bank of Cincinnati and
Clinton Bank of Columbus; all Kentucky
except Ashland; State Bank Of Indiana
all Virginia except Trans-Alleghany and
Kenawha; all Pennsylvania except Warren
County, Erie City, Lancaster and New Gas
tic; all New York State notes secured by
public stocks" and many New England
Banks.
All persons having suspended money ar
advised not to sacrifice on it till they bav,
the opinion of persons competent to judge
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CIarlS,s Female Pills.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.-Prepared from n
Prescription Of Sir j. CLARKE, NJ. d., PhssteidH
Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfang in the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution is subject 1t moderacs all excesses and re-
all obstructons and speedy may be relied on
To Married Kadies
II peculiarly suited 1t viii in short time, bring on
tho monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price, One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the first three months theyare sure t'
bring nscarrage but at every other time and in every
other case, they perfectly safe.
Sole agents for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(I.ate I. C. Baldwin Co.. Rochester, n. Y.
n. r. One Dollar and postage stamps enclosed to an.
authorized agent will insure bottle of the Pills by re
turn mail.
For sale by C. r. McCULLOCH, Fremont, and by on
druggist in every town in the United States.
Fremont, Nov. 2s, 1856. 4Iyl
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A Card to the Ladiea.

DR.. Duponco's GOLDEN FEMALE PILLS infallible
in removing stoppages Irregularities Of the
These Pills nothing new but have been used by the DR.
for many years. both in France and America with un7ar
aeled in every case and he Is urged by la
dies who have used them make thse Pills public for the
alienation OF those suffering from any irregularities what
we'll preventive 70 those ladies whose health
will not permit increase of family. Pregnant females
those supposing themselves cautioned against
using these Pills the proprietor responsible
y after the above admoniton although their mildnes
would prevent any injury to health otherwise these Pill
are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold wholesale and RETAIL by
q. r. MeCULLoCH.
Sole agents for Sandusky county, TO whom all order
must he addressed They will supply the trade pTopr
etors prices; also send the Pills TO ladies CONFIDENTIAL,
and from obseryaton by mail receipt Of 81 through
the Post-ofiee at Fremont Ohio.
Cleveland AgentaEdward Kingsley, 81 Ontario street
Cleveland; o. H. W. sackrder, Druggist, 90 Superorst st.
Cleveland; and Benton Brothers, Detrol ST. west
Cleveland, Ohio
N. b. See signAture-J. Duponeo--on eaehbox no 9th
er genuine. ForparsieulArs get circular o. AGENTS,
Feb. Q, lssT.-eylsk Broadway Post once, NJ Y
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DIR. TUBBS'
October Appointments.


DR.. II. TUBBS, will be in attendance as follows:
FREMONT Reeds American, Saturday, oath Oct.
SANDUSKY, ST. Lawrence Hotel, Thursday, 22d Oct.
NORWALK, American House, Friday, 23d Oct.
TIFFIN, Shawhan House Monday 26th Oct.
A mistake of day made in Sept. appointment by
which many disappointed. Such mistake will not
be likely to again.
I Heart Liver Stomach, Bowels, Kidney g. and Spleen,
also Dropsy, Gravel rheumatism Nervousness Debility
rites of the Blood Eruptions, Cancers, Ulcers and all
othervaretcs Of long standing complaints both external
and internal.
For some ten wears Dr. T. has devoted his entire time
chronic diseases treating thousands annually many of
whom had exhausted other within reach
In no case are mineral or other posoa eraployed nor does
he make sick 10 make w tear dOion 10 build up again
medicines can be taken with safety by the most deli
cate and patients may remain AT home and continue with
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Many have
covered under the treatment after friends and physicians
had given all hope the indsputabe evidence of which
always be furnished Invalds however reduced de-
sparng, are invited TO CALL and may he assured that
encouragement will be given expense incurred without
a corresponding prospect of recovery,
Invalids should read tho following from Rev. NJ. Chap
man:
| To ALL WHOM MAY coNoERN:-A sense Of duty to
common suffering humanity prompts me, through the op
portuny given me by DR. Tubbs to submit the following
brief statement: have been suffering several
from dyspepsia torpid liver and bowels and
nervous depression. tested the full of aopah
remedies prescribed by the hest physicians at hand and t.
some extent the hydropathic and homeopathic reatmen
without any sensible benefit Having observed the eec
of Dr. Tubbs treatment to others my acquaintance
especially upon the wife of younger BROTHER who ha
added to feeble consitution) cough which
reused fears of pulmonary consumption concluded L
consult him myself He prescribed for when was ii
an emancated and wreched condition. andI freely affirm
that unexpectedly to myself, speedily benefited Il
great degree to endure heavy and continuous la
bor have been able the last ten years cheer
fully commend the Dr. to sufferers from chronic disease
]. NJ. CHAPMAN,
Pastor Baptist Church, Streetsboro Portage CO., o.
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New England Banks.

We have dispatch stating that all the
Now England Banks had yielded to the
storm and suspended. This puts an end tc
any hope that that there is to be nucleus
left for rallying point. We have evident
ly reached the period of shinplasters and
rags Cleveland Herald
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Fremont, March 81, 1867.
Legal Notice.


In the Probate Court Of SazdHsky County, Ohio
HORATI0 r. ADAMS, Executor Of the last
last will and testament Of Dyer Carver, de
ceased, against
WILLIAM TEE, Amos Carver Dyer Carver !
Amos Rathbun, Amanda Rathbun, Alanson
d. Knapp, Ann Knapp, George Carver, Zal-
mon I. Carver Dennis Carver, and the un-
known heirs Of Ezra Carver, deceased.
AID Defendants hereby notified that said executor
- the 29h day fSeptember 1857 filed in said eour
petition setting forth among other things that said es
ator in his lifetime entered into written contract 10 sell
land to be taken off the the west
the northwest quarter Of section number
in York township in said county, to Joseph Darrh
and agreed on the payment purchase money TO make
to said Darrh his assigns, deed in Zee simple for said
land and that the 18th july 1854 said Darh assigned
said contract to said William Tee that said Darrh aud
paid TO said esator large proportion of the purchase
money aforesaid and that said Tee desires pay the
residue and receive deed for said land He prays that
said court make order authorizing said executor OF
other suitable person to make deed for said land
in completion Of said contract Said defendants
by required TO Plead deur to said petitot
within the time required by law the matters thefer
contained, will be sken aseonfessed and order taer
in pursuance TO the prayer thereof
II. R. ADAMS, Executor.
BY D. P. SMITH, his attorney.
September 20, 1857. 30w0
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-16

Almost erery5ody has heard Of floods Hair Restora-
firs That the word "esorative" in this case is mis-
norer have the testimony Of individuals whose eeva-
ted position in the country well as their Acknowledged
and honorable character gentlemen render whatever
they publicly in the last degree reliable Several OF
these tested personally the hair preparation we
sopcang Of and certify to its amazing efficacy in the most
public possible Teer certificates can be seen at
the popiotors Depot 312 Broadway New York. and
and properly appreciated have no hesitation in
saying they will impress conviction tho most skeptca
mind Woods Hair Restorative is, doubtless the best ar
ticle of It's kind ever yet produced,
t It does not dye, but gives life, health and beauty
to the decayin falling and dead restoring, as II by magic
that which supposed to be irrccoverahy lost Head
nearly bald and others nearly white are daily being chang
ed to their pristine beauty and faces covered it'll pimp
rendered as smooth infants and hlushing as
rose all by the of Prof Woods Hair Restorative Fo
aleat1l4 Market street, and by all Druggists Che0g
Time. oldby all Druggists. 35w2
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TIN Spring is the best time in
Dr. RobacIs,s scandInavIan RemId ,es.

The following editorial noceis from the Philadelphia
Auerican Courier, edited by Andrew MMakin, Esq by
reference Courier of July 49, 49, it will be found In
the editorial columns.
A STERLING REMEDY FOR EPfLEPsY.-We believe we
never commended specific In these columns for quail
ties We did sincerely believe II possessed and trust
we shall Itis under these protesatons take
Veasure in introducing TO those who happen tobe afflicted
wi.a that terrible nalady Epilepsy or Iiis the following
te following letter. which received by llr s. 3 ANCB
Ahc propretor ofthe great emedy, at the very time we
canced TO be at his store In Baltimore last week It's un
1aed tone and character had not been cognizan Of
It's receipt might with some have thrown doubt upon is
snen for itself and will gve thrill Of JOY and hope to
many now almost lost in despair OF ever obtaining sch
remedy as this invaluable medicine Is daily proving se;
(Copy of letter reeeired in Baltimore, July sh 1900
"GRRNADA, Miss, June 80, 1856
ssI1r Seth S. Hance-Dear Sir;
stYou will find enclosed Eve dollars, which send you
for two boxes Of your Epicptic Pills wish you TO send
tho pills TO Mr.. l.. ii. ANDREWS, fiyrb Ion' N""nVh'
county Miss. 80
az was the first person who tried your pills in this part
of the country My'son very badly afflicted with ht
for about two years wrote 20 you, and received two
boxes pills which he took agreeaby TO your direc
tions. liz MAS HAD A FIT SINCE.
cit through my persuasion that ME- Lyon tiedyo
pills His case was very bad one he had fits nearly al
his life least good many years. Persons have writ
ten from Alabama and Tennessee on the subject
purpose fasceraing opinyn In regard to you
pills have always recommended them, and In no In
stance whore had chance of hearing from their ef
ect, have they failed to cure. Yours, &c.
(Signed) G. ii. GUY
Grenada. YalabHsha County, Miss.
Dr. Hsnce sends his pills by mail free Of postage, TO a
parts OF the world the receipt of remittance Hi
prices box s3 two S5 twelve S24 Address Dr.
s. IIance, No. los. Baltimore st. Baltimore Nd Bows
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-16

G. R. McCulloch received IA large stock
of Drugs, Medicines, Books Stationery,
Fancy Goods, DC. &C., this day.
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Asaignaaaa Notice.

,HE creditors Of Joseph H. Smith, late Of IieIlevue,
IL hereby notified To file their claims agalnst said
smith with the undersigned by the twentieth day of
ober next final dividend will he made the twenty
fourth day Of said mouth the oce Of A. j. Knapn In
Bellevue, Sandpsky county, Ohio. A. J. KNAPP,
NJ ECKHART,
Sept IL. 35w4s Assignees.
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g DIGEsT,v such isMe true man.

w DIUEoI, SHW tSWVe 1F U5 "t5U71'
ing cfthe uord "PEPsIN," of the two Greek words
from which it is derived This is the significant and ap
propriate title of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GAS
TRIO JUICE prepared by Dr.. j. s. IIoughton of Phia
dephia for the indigestion and Dyspepsia 1t il
natures remedy for unhealthy stomach. No ar
of equal its curative powers 1t renders goot
eating perfectly consistent with health. See advertise
ment in another part of this paper. 2oy1
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6rsmont scnrnaI.
Local apo miscellaneous Naffcfs.


We have the most beautiful forms Of Deeds Mortgages
Quit Claims and a kinds Of Justices and various othe
Blanks, for sale, at all times at the JoURNAL OFFICE
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EE- Any person wishing to attend the
great Fair at Columbus, can obtain tickets
of Mr.. c. M. FouKE, at this office.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-16

F,fIE Board Of Examiners Of sandusky County, hereby
IL notify Teachers and Others concerned that they viii
meet at the Union School House, In Fremont every Satur
day. the second Saturday IN cech month, At Gcloc
p. NJ, 10 examine candidates for certificates.
On will certificates be granted except at the
tunes above specifed. =. u iOVEIAND.
q. Q. WOOLlARD
7. p. FIkEFk0Ck
Board cf Ezaminers.
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car TIme-Lcaving Frcmont.
OUR ADVERTIsERs.

He that in the porid tcoHld rise,
Mat READ rnE NEWS and ADVERTISED"
Capital City Premium Fair.
Asplendid Premium of fs1OO0;-Farm for sale. =.
Barber Shop, Scott 4 Magee.
Upholstry-E. d. Raymond-Remoyal.
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Job Printing.

All descriptions of Job Printing neatly and expedi-
ousy done and on reasonable terms If you desire any
such work call at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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Fremont. sept. ia. 1857, SAT- '''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

.hi. ns orcester (Mass) Bay state publishes q
oacS list OF those who signed a esI II for the die
o1l'n meeting in that city.
Dr. theodore Barton, a well known physician
:" savanna Georgia, died on the Goth ult.
Inc canadians propose bu iIding Pacific Rail.
sions. ieiiean ioSeos-
The legislature of New ,c.k assemblies On 10.
n. 'ae Oh instant; tina ofEew Jersey on the
io'n; fenosy!vaDia, 9th; Massachusetts,, ?th
ne rresoyterians of Chic have decided upon
Wesl Liberty as the site for their college, the
.iu]ens OF the town subscribing thirsyfv thous.
-, The amount of -four Inspected in Petersburg,
virginia, during the last quartz. was 42, l1o bar.
Miss Catherine Hayes gaze three concerts in
Dublin on the 9Th, 9th and 10th ults
On the LIST inst, the Alexandra (Va) Gazette
entered upon the ssh year Of Its existence
Winslcw Eddy has been found guilty of the ,nur.
der Of bis wife NJ Boston.
The people of Arkansas are agita,lng the ones
ton of IN elective Judiciary.
The Cincinnati post Office made narrow escape
from destruction by fife on Sundsy last.
Gassius NJ. Clay iectured before large aua,e,c.
ut cleveland, on Friday last.
The guilty alton of the sugar cane has spe...a.a
the United States ~ ~
Timothy Kendrick Of Lebanon, New Hamp.
shife for many years m extensive railroad con-
tractor died isat Monday.
Rev. Mr.. kinckls, OF Lynchturg. Va. has d.,
clined esii TO Norfolk.
Samuel Brewn. Q prominsa, citizea af sssso,h
eeunsy. Va. died Last week
jobs r Thnsnpson. as Richmond de,jvsr,s
he,sFe bseore the SIDiihsoetan Instt,nta Of wsss
fEstoo. % the 18th vi. On European Journal
sns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

Ct railroad cars, freights &C. Occurred yests 10 u
norpioe on the bs timore and Ohio Hsiroai
.n,s 'ss OF Cranberry Summit. The &C 3urr nee vas
sapstsnuaHy as foilows freight train coming wes.
ran of from the track, aud it, Iocouotiyn VS. 80
.IIta'eo over an enbankmsnt Another train com.
.hs npoe Il, was compelled TO await the clsarinr
nc sleea ana while all hanGs were erd.avorir. -
.the up at full speed pitching into both trsius al
oHaslr such wreck az is seldom rssd 0 fou o;hsr
, ,a, ntn me famous Baltimore and Ohio. The
people engaged about the ira ms hsd warnina in ,m
70 .soafe WIN ther lives but the ossrucion of carr,
' t wuh groceries &C. to a large sn.vppt .,
Vhfetta9 ga } 44rgus Of Hcdne,dap
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

DISTRESSING AcCIDEHT.-Last evening tbrae
OF mr. l. Flniey's children were burnt in sucb a
shocking manner AZ probably 10 cause their dea,h
~ appears that Mr +. had during the day been
hunting, ard returning late in the afternoon LEI,
Dis powder fl ask upon a table The eldest Of tho
Ihree children, little SOD, got possession of The
nask' and with the other two. gathered around the
nre pace 10 have some fqnibs. The boy orsped
"a, ,h mask ana commenced pouring the powder into
th: :, nre, "hen the contents exploded, burning thu
children severeiv -NorfoM Nea.s - - ",
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

NONSUIiEkS or Ga VINO wish 10
~ have their meters filed with Achohol, to pre-
vent them from being frozen up will please give
notice at the office the Clerk of the Gas Works in
City Hall
The following is an extract from the "CIdinsnce
concerning the Gas Works" passed March the 9th,
1855:
when the inspector has required a meter 70 be
coversd TO protect 1t from the frost OF 70 lie flied
with alcohol to proven: it from freezing if such Gov
erng or such alcohol BE furnished by the consuu-
er NJ by the inspector. the cost thereof shall be
charged 10 the uuer"
THos. IL. WYNNE, sups.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

EUIN Il. CJVh, WtneFaf Agent ana COI-
- lector, w0uid respectfully iatorm his friends
and the public generally, that he will continue in the
same line Of business the ensuing year. viz SELL
ING AID HIRING OUT NEGkOES, renting out
houses collecting claims Sc &c, at the same old
stand Lisle's Building. Pearl street, Richmond, Va
All business entrusted to his will be attended
to with promrtness and dispatch. Thankful for past
favorc, he solicits continuance of the came.
fas~ Being agent for number of the springs per
having servants that they may wsll to go there
next by placing them in my banda and hiring
them GU with that understanding will DO able to
give them good ttuations
Also, Agsn' for renting cut Metropolitan Hall
RcfereHces-Robt. A. Mayo, Kent, Paine l. Co. K
W Elounoy, Harvey l. Armistead, Col C. Crozet
Vim. C Scot, william g. Newton, Hanover, VIM
W. Michaux, Powhatan.
de l3-dlctf
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F,etrlsISEs.

INsTANT REI, lfyff fORkvERs
70 my friends the, are hare nraJ be Of good cheer
rs st.sutiys snd kiu6 10 all you hold dear n ~
4 toss. now give you, 'tis you do greet.
Yosr health In bumper Of Instant Relief.
The Ladies in trorble nd sickness they are Kind,
And for to do good they bear this fact In mind,
That for Coughs, Colds and Asthma what 10 thsre
can beat s.t
Leouarns Couch Syrup or Instant Relief
In return viii you Pray listen To Whist say
Around the FIRE tell stories il you're at play,
Kyour friends they do Cough when you give treat,
Recommend them bottle of Instant Relief
To be bad Of ell Druggists and Dealers in the State
Of virzinia De II
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THE DALI Y DISPATCH.

A COOP ASgCpoTg During the inauguration
Of Gen Taylor, at Washington, D. c., March Alb
isi9 the police regulations, a. usual required that
after the speech of the new President had com
mepced, the gates Of the Capitol Grounds should
De closed aud no carriage of any kind allowed to
pass, until the speech iuisbed to prevent
fusion.
The Minister of all The Rnssias, NJ Bodiscs.
va very late, AID after tie speech had begun.
drove mp to the gate In great haste, the horses
vered with foam, when the coachman shouted TO
the guard. "Ope-r cs gatss. iv you please" The
guard shook his head and stood still The footman
next called ont, WIN you open re gates for ze
Russian Mlnis:er,F The guard again shook his
bead, without answering word. Next the grand
Minister pu. his head out Of the carriage window
and called TO the guard "Open re gates to re gran
Minister of all re Russias Minister Plenipoten-
tiary, M. Bodisco / am re Minister"
There was great crowd around the gates.
within and without, and all this fuss created quite
Al stir. The guard drew himself up, and in firm
and pleasant manner, replied IF g0u free
borH ATnsricnn citizen Of ess United States Of Ame-
rico, you could not pass these gates IN carriage.
The crowd came very near giving three cheers
for the guard, but better manners prevailed, and
NJ. Bodisco stepped ont of his elegant equipage,
and entered the aide gate with the sovereign peo-
pie, his carriage remaining outside until all the
ceremonies were over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

SoaRes MEET'EG houss.-A new house Of uor.
s p, ~ Lhe Use OF the ifienss, situated on Tv
seventh street between Broadway and sjxtb -
uas, was dedicated yesterday after the pecu.,ar
'sshlon OF the sect About two hu odred menhe-s ~
tne denomination were present. There was no car
emony or order of exercises whatever bpt es .b
Person spoke his or her mind as the spirit rovrS ;,
very Pea'ant interchange Of friendly ssp,imen,
was called out IN this way. Tho new house witbont
eseeple 10 built in very neat and sub.tantiel II
sno cost abou. $40 90. 1his is the fourth mert.n,
mouse not occupied by the triends In this oltv
n y yof
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

SENT OFF.-rhe steamer General Ciincb which
arrived at Savannah Friday week from Jack
sonviile, brought from that city an Individual who
mad been detected la attempting to inci.e discon.
tent among the negro population. After giving
him sound fogging, the Jacksonville people sent
him on his way North. He arrived at Savannah
in charge OF gentleman from Florida, and was
lodged in Jail He will be sent TO his destination
where it Is probable the experience he has had as
an abolition emissary will serve to abate bis am.
hition for martyrdom if it does not cool his phi.
lanthropic ardor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

AWFUL SUFFERING IN MILWAUKEE lDo,,0, ,o,,od
Frozen TO Death 10 hsr horse with her Children
resp'"9 ao'1f hsr-A Mis-. Sullivan was HteraHv fy0.
..a 90 4etm last Wednesday morning, in Van huIen
street, between Hnron and Michigan Her busbynd
was &C work On tbs Milwaukie and Mississiopi Rail-
road, beyond Hadson She 90. GU. OF wood or Tue g
ssaed him to let her have som wood until he, ms
rand returned home. He told her to 20 to the Poor
Rouse shs was expecting her husband home soon
It wsss bitter cold night, and Wednesday, morning
per released spirit had winged its way from soyog
oere TO another and we hope, q better world She
ing about her.
>, we are assured that woman, named Mrs Coin
HVtna Ia Jefferson street, betwesn Detroit and Hu.
ron, who had just bssn confined, died from want of
care 90 the i7th inst. She siso had four or five chill
dfsn, who wsrs found crying about her
a. Lhh awful suffering 10 In this Christian CITY of
a1iweukie, where thousands upon Thousands are
spe.t every year efuIly.-MiHpaukie u isc-,a.
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80. hfthok OF rhk FRENCH AND THE E.sr
iEpiA CoMPANf.-TEs Emperor of the krsnot - = /
as presented to the court of Directors of the
Inala COMPANY portraits of himself and OF TIE r,n-
pres. me oher OF this gilt, we understand wa.
made 70 the court In a most poIjts snd -: as
mann O., and as an acknowledge msnt of the 40 e
nsde ny that body to contribute 10 the Psri.Exb;'
'Non collection Of specime ne worthy of InGis