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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-26

PREMIUM Strawberries have, on
tasting and due examination awarded to
Mrs. F. I. NoRroN, the premium for the
tanest specimen of strawberries sent to our
sanetum tih,is Summer Oneof them meas
uring four inches by three inches in circum-
ference. Such berries ars hard to beat.
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TnEATRIcAL.-The following notice Of
our late townsman, Prof. FITZGERALD, we
clip from the Cleveland Herald.

"0ur readers will remember the successful debut Of
talented fellow citizen Prof j. r. Fitzgerald Thea
tire time since His pcrsonaton Of Irish characters
to be eminenty successful 1t report
ed that he will shortly make another appearance
boards and that this time he will be accompanied by
his accomplished daughter who has exhibited hsronc
qualities of high character The Professor is well
known gentleman of TALENT education aud refinement
and understand that Miss FiTzGERAD shares all those
qualities in an eminent degree We wish full
Of success to the fair debnfants."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-26

The HOME COMPANION, published at
Findlay, comes to us enlarged and with a
new title-Hancock Je6ersonian.. 1t now
enters upon its fourth volume, and is val
uable and staunch Republican journal.
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Health for the siolk.

Dr. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies creating
olution medical parcce They act directly upon the
circulation Disease originates in the blood and these
medicines purge out Indypepsa nervous complaints
scrofula rheumatism incpient consumption, ts liver
complaint bronchitis fever and ague, and all disorders Of
he Iupgs the stomach the liver the bowels the
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-26
THE FOURTH.

P. CLOSE will give a grand party at
Minis Hall on the evening of the Sd of Ju-
ly. He has been to Cleveland and engaged
tho services of the Messrs. CRoBAUGH for
tho occasion. PERRY can manage these
things better than any one else.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-26

~ The BellefOuntane Rspubli.--a afqo. upop the
nepu'nesn party the nomination Of Hon Elisha whtle-
'V' '"s,r candidate for Treasurer Of State.
This would be nomination fit to Be
n'ads-but we are pretty sure Mr.. WHIrrLE.
sEy can not be ppsvailed upon to accept the
nomination.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-26

sanduslsy county Bible society.

CALL hereby extended TO the Ministers Of the var
denominations Of sandusky County to meet with the
Managers of the sandusky County Bible Society at two
o'clock in the afternoon OF the 30th inst Business in
which they Immediately interested will before
the Board and their attendance therefore earnestly
licited. II. LANG, Pres't.
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DIGESTp such is the true mean

tss ffhs vord spEPsIN" or of the two Greek words
from which Is derived This Is the significant and ap-
proprste title Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GAS
TRIO JUICE, prepared by DR.. j. s. Houghton, Of Phs-
delphs for the cure OF indigestion and Dyspepsia II
natures remedy for unhealthy stomach No ar'
Of man can equal Its curative powers II renders good
eating perfectly consistent with health See advertise
mept In another mart Of this paper. 2oy1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-26
Notice.

The officers of the Sandusky County Ag-
ricultural Society will meet on Saturday
the 9th inst, at the Office of John Bell,
Esq, to make arrangement for the coming
Fair. La. @. RAwsoN, Pres,
J.F. r. SEpRrNe, Secy.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-26
QUA aDvEaTrsERs.

"Hs fhat in he aorIi porid rise,
Mast READ THE NEWS and ADVERTISE I"
Lands for sale In sandusy Wood ottowa counties,
by Rockwell Co., Chicago, Ill.
Croghsn Mills Flour and Feed Store o. W. vAilstte
Il Co., at the old Ballviile
Theo. ciapp wants a Candy Maker.
Deeds of all kinds at G. R. McCulochs Book Store.
Administrator Sale-by Buckland and West.
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How 1T WoRKs.-The Toledo Blade Of
Monday. saws:

Monday, says:
1.-TWO cases under the law passed by the late Legislature
came before the Mayor this morning. Two men, OF
them astanger put through the mill for shooting
woodcock The stranger plead guilty to two Offences and
was fined $40 costs The "native owned up de-
reelection, and was mucted NAV"
A man however may sell whisky, and
make his neighbor drunk, take from him
bis reason, then his money, and send him
home to his heart-broken wife, and almost
destitute children, besotted, drunk. Man
made in the likeness of his Creator, is pois-
oned to death by rum-sellers without any
notice being taken of it but to shoot three
woodcock fine of $l5 is assessed. Is
there never to be remedy for the evil?--
Shall the curse be perpetual9
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M A n RI lE D

On the 18th inst by tho Rev. f. BUSHNELL r. H. GEABY
publisher Of the Capital City Fact, Columbus, o. an
Giss FAME HAYNES, of this place.
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'fremsnt aonrnalI
Local ans 1GlscsIIapsops Naficfs.
mercanlIIe ColIore.

wehave schciarshipin Of the most popular Mer-
camille Colleges OF the country which we will sell on "a
vorable terms. Call at the Journal OFrIok.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-26

All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and expedi.
tousy done and on reasonable terms If you desire an,
such work call at the JOURNAL OFTicK. ,.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-26

The whole year, 70 put BLINDS on yO"r House They
sda 10 the worth piace, all they cost They pro-
tsct your furnlture and carpets from being injured by
strong light 70 nothing OF the cool comfort they I'M
,o,,.e- nv leaving your orders at the Factory Of
hn,,i "a 1857. I3tf MCGEE a HAYNES.
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A LHSr OF
Broken and Unourrent Banks
Brr. 8. WHITE, CASHIER BANK OF FREMONT.

We do not undertake to all broken and uncurren
paper but TO give that which is frequently offered
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-26
BROADWAY GOLD PEN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY

Office, No. 335, Broad,oay, ~ Y.
EoURTH Quarterly Sale of Gold and Silver Watches
II Gold Watch Chains, Lockets, Bracelets, &C., &c.
List Of Retail Priees Of Pens &c.
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epecial Nofices.

IF you want a good nice Fence
around your premises, go TO McGEE A. HAYNES,
Who are manufacturing style, which s Neat, Der
able and Cheap Il Is made in sections with two and
three ra and be set up in half the time usually re-
required 70 build fence. You can see samples
At THEIR FACTORY, EAST SIZE OF rnE Riyrn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-19

shall sustain damage by cattle, horses, sheep
or swine breaking into any burial ground land
iniuring any grave. graycstonc, monument,
shrubbery or flower, in consequence Of not
having "a lawful fence around said burial
ground, he, she, or they may recover of said
town double the amount of damage, before
any justice of the peace III the county. where
such damage is sustained.
SEC. s. No town in this State shall be in
dicted for not keeping in repair the fence
around any burial ground, Of be liable for
damage done. unless the Sclectmen thereof
shall have been notified twenty days
previous, in writing, that the said fence was
OUT Of repair.
SIC J. This act shall not apply to any
burial ground belonging to any association or
corporation. nor to amy burial ground wllic
is by law made subject to any other cortroI
than that named in the first section of the
act to which this is i'll addition.
SEC. ). This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved. November 10. 1857.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-19
Card to the Ladies,

~ RING the present month I have bought
nine hundred and fifty dollars worth of ti!r
Goods Every article was selected with care.
do not prctcnG to sell At cost. but have the plea
sure "f offering Won stock of Fur Goods never
cquallcd III Caledonia County. for less sum than
others who are selling at cost prices
In view of my long experience in this business.
together with little ready money. have been
able TO buy a better Tirpct for sum not exceed
ing four dollars. than others whose cost price is
five dollars for the same article Consequently
can sell for less than their cost price and then
make more profit ,lian usually think of asking
This isl isolated instance tat in other goods of
a better and costicr material there is still rrca-
ter difference and is facts facts and no hum
hug. please compare prices out and in doors Of
the same kind. same size. same quality and same
styles: and others bills are at the service of
the public. also Will he happy to show i..y bills
and verify the above statement.
Please call. then. at ]. Il. GOElIAN'S Hat and
Fur Store. opposite the 81. John>burv Uol.>r
where You viii find good goods al LESS PRICES
and Coon sNLES.
y. +. Old style Furs. such "a fur lined Tippcts
and Muffs. altered over into new stv,eS at short
notice l. T. GOEUAN
st. Johnsburv. Oct. 81 1857 ssh
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Laws OF Vermont, A. D. 1857.

Ne. :;;;.-.vN ,t( I il Amendment Of an &c.
Entitled. " Al Act Relating to the i;.,,i~-
Try "nI I....:.u, g.: Births. Ma:r;s:;,, .u.u
Deaths" ra>.,I November 1875.
! Is l-r.A{ ,9",'-i. IT,:
~. |. >,ctioa ;wo of al nc. entitled,
".in -lc' Relating to the Registry arl !;
turns # Fi;th<. Marriage, and i, .h>." 49,.
lro''d November l.. ~ y. 1856. !, s.
.,.H,ndrt D. 20 reed Is follows:
he clerks III the several hool district, :.
,@ch toN:' >Aol! Annually IN taa u.,.,A o..
February. ascertain from actual iuua:.v 81.
oth"rN:~". al The births and deaths WH.,.
hay harTcno.l IN their s,>pcc,i," districts
during tie year next preceding the first 1a.
OF Jan"aEy. together .;lh such facts concern
ig sud births and dtathS.as are required b>
the first section OF this act: and shall make
an accurn," return thereof to The clerk OF the
town in which such district is situated. on or
before the il 81 Day Of March: and the >.;,
district CLERK or ether person or persons an
thorizc' = perform his duties and mai >l..,
returns. shall be entitled to receive from tn.
treasury Ct Such town five ccntS ior each ana
every bra! and 'ctth 50 returned aud plt-
~ person aforesaid VI no shall neglect or re-
iH>e T. ID. :" ire ry:nrn~ required Ay this SEC
'it'!l, >'.,;. b. liable 10 : line Of no: less than
three dollars lor each neglect or refusal.
SIC. =. Section three OF said act is 50
amradc;i a> 70 read Is follows:
Every Justice oi the peace. Or minister. shall
max, i rccort! OF cac', marriage solemnize,l
before him, together with all the facts relating
To marriages required by the first section Of
this act, and such justice or minister shall an
nuaiiy III the month OF February. or tro,,
;!mc to tmc. return copy Of the record for
the year preceding The first day Of January
to Tx. clerk Of t.o town in which Tie mar
ria1c was >olrmnilcd ai every person as
aforesaid who -h,! neglect CT refuse to max,
The returns required by his section. shall be
liable to tine OF rot less t.lan ten dollar, for
each nee icct or refusal
Approved, October 30, 1877.
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Encourage Home Industry.
THE CALIFORNIAN FOR $50.

LII CALEIDONl LAIN z Oh 90.
With the beginning of the year Eighteen
Hundred and Fifty-Eight, The CALIFORNIAN
enters upon the last half of its twenty-iirst
year. Thoroughly identified with the inter-
ests of the County Of Caledonia, and to quite
an extent with the growing prosperity of the
Counties of Essex and Orleans, it needs not
now define its position nor advocate its claims.
Through all these years. it has been the adj
vocatc OF Homc Industry. and the mtiring
defender Of Free North and Free People.
The wear Eighteen hundred and FiftyScv-
en- will mark an era in the history OF the
world. The wrongs that Kansas has been
made to endure for the last two years, Hun
gary and Poland never new. and Russia or
Austria would blush fer shame were it told
them. But the doctrine that no human be
ing was ever created for the benefit or ;idvan
tagc of anothcr-that no one is to labor and
sweat to minister to others luxury or lust
but for the comfort of those near and dear
to thcm-is destined finally to triumph. Even
now the news comes to us that the Free
! State Party is victorious. and We are con-
strained to thank God that Ednsos wW ye'hc
free! She mast be free; for God rrign>. and
earth was not created to be theatre of IN
Justice and oppression forever. She must be
Tree: orthc nivrmidons of Slavery. even with
Executive sanction and cooperation. cannot
always prevail against Truth and Right. We
believe THAI the history Of the downfall
OF Oppression will date from this year. There
is especial need therefore. at the present
time. for that kind of information derived
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as the crops on light sandy soils. on the
eastern side of Scotland, arc i'll most
Instances seriously affected. On the
western side. however, this immunity
from disease is confined mainly to the
dry. porous, sandy and peaty soils.
As to the influence of different kinds
and amounts of manure. nothing new
seems to have been developed. Farm
yard manure applied at the time OF
planting. is found to increase the per-
conta-r Of disease. Lime compo:t is and
also peat and peat compost haye been
found TO favor the production OF healthy
tubers. Ground homes, and genuine
supcrphosjphates; lave been found ben
cficial The results from gualo have
been various: but on the whole It has
acted as a partial preventative. ''Soot
has been found of all manures the most
effective in warding off the disease.
When applied at the rate offs ,yer;;l IIun-
bred weight at the period Of planting"
the crop has generally been large a'lo
comparatively soand. When applied
Oh the surface after the potatoes are
hoe'|. the rrescrvin. power seems even
to he rreater.'' Al experiment has
been tried witt. sulphur without success.
Tic cXpclimcntcr has since thought that
tie cause why the sulphur busted ~ on
the icayc* Of the vine did net pIcyca;
tie spread Of the fungus. was that the
pores are first developed on the under
side Of the leaf: SULPHUR when ai'rli-
cd to ~rapcyincs. is f,rrtI upwards
against the lcavcsbymeans OF 4 nacl!in,
for The purpose.
Tic period planting. it i, rret,.
general = admitted has decided inAr
cn2c upon the extent aud yillirilce Of
ll;;< disease. Experience is in favor OF
carly planting. 50 rs to admit Of tn,
'':'':e carl ) ripenin- Of tie crop IL.
Nt"i o'N"!Ndt.oiLo ttfnt 10 cOll.iilH tiii
preference # earl Y Planting. tie al,
tumnai laills. followed by HIGH tc;n
perat;rc. having obviously Developed O
> intensified the disease.
The observations q this year seen
;'i*o t. bear ont the belief that lvvl, COY
crn'- up By Tic sol! lessons The attach;
and that those tuhcr; which are ncarcs
the >'il.icr are generally first attacks,
aii'i lao>t cclunio' : on Tie en-! OF tn,
r"ta;oc nearest to the s,llt,cc.
Observations; made this year fave
tn" impression that ,uhcrs which wer.
stored previously to full maturity. o
while tI,e skin is yet thin and ca~il,
rul'cl (tI'c skin being thicker aa
ton .llcr III the natural stage are NOR,
favorable to q healthy growth. vile,
used rs seed than those fully nature
before Storing.
The observations Of thi,; wear wollI,
seem Ia warrant TIE undertaking Il :.l.
''i'.'lai experiments with the carj,una;,
81 lime As q top dressing. &c. Severe
varieties which were formerly COMPARE
lively EXEMPT from the blight. hay,
this year been very generally affected
i rUH'IV GcuF|eWrW.
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Hardware
II Il. q X \ Y +
Hygeian Alternative Syrup

lhc''rcat Remedy for tie !.upuritv Of ti, Blood THIS is
Inc great remedy OF the time. II has kroW
as CURE for all those chronic diseases that are M
hic1li" people, all over the country perfect cure m
every klh@ {" hnlor II has cured hundreds of people of
liver Complaint and Kidney diseases. II Salt hcum
Ike charm Ii has failed cure any case of Dch
~, ana all ordinary of SCroula We can show Won
recommendations OF this dicnc many of the first
perSoIiS1n New England over hundred certificates
from people III Vermont ii New HAMPSHIRE i" what il
has t"n" III these States. Reader v,u afflicted win
any OF the above COMPLAINTS: II are don tail to crt
this Great Remedy 1t is made from the pres riptio of
Dr. Graves III" most celebrated physician the ROYAL
Meical :"cciH {" Great Britain. Prepared this coIn-
Try only iy Marcus F. Brirman. d. nd sold at whole
sale by A. II Gates Co.. Brownsville. Vt.
Dr. \. Trn!i. Lyndon, wholesale Agent Sold Nv ! q
Bingham. -. %nhnsbury, and al re -rcV,aIle tr,rr.3
throughout The country. 81
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agricultural.

and applications the farmer must under
stand and practice. if he would be mas
ter ofhi profession.
lie must know somethin. Of Chcnis-
try, to understand the treatment of the
soil and tie composing and Use Of ma
nurc. He must understand Botany. to
manage al the vegetables. grains and
fruits which lie crows. lie ncc'i:; Phys
iolorv aud Medicine to trca, hi; animals
we'll in health or sickness. II he builds
Loose or barn. a knowledge Of Arch
itcct,,re Will stand in good stead. lfhc
has thrcshiny machine, or mower he
needs some acquaintance with the prin-
ciplcs Of motive power In the con-
struction of drains, he must apply the
princip pies Of Hydro>tatics, and to some
extent of Hydraulics too.
We Give these facts as Illustrations Of
our meaning not by means as exhaust
ING What might properly he sad on this
subject The truth is. the farmer need,
to be IL Int OF Z genius in almost every
thing. if lie would sand at the head of
his profession.
1t was not or purpose however
whom We pcnned the hcadin. OF this az
ticle, to say much Oh these grave
themes.
We wish to exhort our readers to be-
come well skilled i'll all the minor o'er-
ations which tie management Of tie
garden involves. What We mean. t~o
ex implcs Will show:
Mr.. a. is 4 farmer and nofhwg rise.
If Il strap breaks IN q halnc>s- he SENDS
two mllcS to have 1t me'.ded. IA horsc ;
lee Is bruised, he will not treat il
himself, tut sel'is trr tie ialrlcr. HIS
bcc-hvcS ncc't repairing. AID he hires Il
carpenter to 90 what a very little skill
would enable Inn TO Go for himself. lie
Cannot even hc!!d an old Sled. or repair
hrokcn-backcd rake, without foreign
aid. He is good f;rMe.'. lie keci,S
his implements i'll good condition too.
hut il i; a. great cxicnsc.
Mr.. i. i; another sort Of :, man. lie
is as good farmer az ,lr. i. nut he
is l;mI,cr and elastic TOO. All the little
Jobs about tie house he dee himself. or
teaches his bows to 10. II. can roof =
house: he can |4oon a barrel or he can
die ar,! wall i we'll lie can b,1i]d =
sled. put Il $, Ike in 4 WAGON Wheel
graft OF bud Il fruit tree. or make a rev
harness ont of an old ono with IN av1
he attends 4 fair he se,s The min, Of
the Improvement, tin, ~, on exhibition
and lie can anuIv many of them 10 h.
OWL wor!, without any further ui]
We will go = Ij,t!. further Oar
readers see what We a;... at ". bo,~
they will themselves l., and I.ri;,.. IA
their sonS to l.. men n, Will hav,.
some skill il, .ycrythu.
Herr. ara SOM. ro,E7,s f,r ,h; ,ao
ommcpd,t;on Which wo viii ,;rn .. H.
risk Of ,oak;ng 1I,i< ,rt;cIc , j;,,I" ,o,,
oer.
Al,,o.t c,.o,,. f,r,oor II ,oo1
this l;nI of Jill, <, '';' , w., ','u ~
VIII w.. " , ~? ;u WV IL It ''''''' u ''''
oro sl';nJ , ''e"; a. '"'' "' 1 '"et'
N''N'' 'ii'o'''''ii'H' "H w w dplc 10
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Something New.

A Cooking range designed for country USE
suitable for every one who has wash-room
a summer or winter cook room or dairy room : and
every house to be complete should have one.
BOYNTON & DENING.
st. JOHN -huu. Nav 18th. 1851, 3:tf
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Is0al :Anosrtisemcuts.
GU !LI)IIAi1

'5'it non-te,dom' proprictor> of the town of
Guiidhall III the County Of E>sev. arc hereby
notified that the taxes ASSESSED BY said town with
il three years neNt preceding this date. remain
either IN whole or in part unpn;, on the following
described lands i'll sad town to Wit:
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Board Planning.

's'l'E subscriber having fitted up shop at
& the Paddock Machine Vi ork> with new and
perfect machinery. is prepared to do all kinds OF
j!OOD PLANNING
with ncatnca> and dispatch: and hopes to merit
and receive apart of the public patronage.
Also has for sale seasoned Spruce Lumber.
J. J. LAMB.
st. Johnshury. June Il, 1857 3Stf
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- RIG IAN x CA X p T. y T T. Il
st. Johnsbury Marble Works.

The Subscribers have enlarged their establish
nlcnt during III" past Sca>Cn,-and in returning
their thanks for the very general favor with which
their works has been regarded. would announce
that they arc now ready to furnish marble work
in al its various branches in rich and unique SvcS
which cannot be cXccllcd-at prices below all COM
rctiiiun-and within the means ofall. Those who
arc about erecting Monuments. or Slabs. will find
ut this establishment designs copied from the rich
artistic work of Mount Auburn and Greenwood
Cemeteries. as also the simple Slah-or made to
order-to suit the peculiar taste of the purchaser.
" q " / " T. y rs.
Grave Stones. lIcarths. Centre Table and Wash
Stand Tops. Niche SilS, manufactured of marble,
Granite. Slate. Soap and Free Stone at the lowest
possible prices.
IRON FENCES,
For enclosing burial lots. furnished at the lowest
rates.
In cndoayoring to keep our work on III equality
with the best ,.:y work-at n much less price
we trust We shall receive the liberal patronage our
cxcrtionS merit.
q Work delivered in the ncighboring towns
free of charge. TIIGS. BRIGHAM.
9}3 JAS. i. CARPENTER
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ItNf,U
pUril- The time ri,, H. q! t g. CO A-Fl ! @
81 rat' nj. 4 II f.h'- -.i i'.-'.'-'i ny
p Gic,. Soil, II,.- l"r. Is tA'ltN"lc
few l,,r-.,.~ '-.A- Nc H. 80
much business j,I"rc tie Fttcii u q an l. IL wee
lin,. = a., 2: az 3D. e. ~ 2;t >r,c,>s
Ircuard Eddy o a. t'>t ~ n l. Y :
= i,ft, = "a 80 e. :.
l>i;aIi;, il, a>,rf - tlt tltn
Ir>,,r g.. i. e, l % .f.i - ~tV,rfl1 al
f,... batting IN II t>t. n
~, early and !' r#Ii,r af IL PI;I nee
FrNt y l. II IkF.
Late Conn = if Cr,' rat,lts.''
Is"t9 IT,. r. ..f.S ~
ArcrsT L.. purI the Iilc ..N, II, ldrrc q
C-,iif;>lc q" Pat, Il IL Eddy. lie, f'<f'l
been extensively -cc in II traI>9tfr - r>iI'.
til rli ni:ce Solicitor liz : tn r'lcl 4 9ocrairt't
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