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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-04
PubIicntion NOTICES.

Tho Masonic ReUie'o by G. Moore, Gin
cinnati, o.; with the March number closes
the goth volume. 1t has been published by
Bro. Moore the whole time, and when we
say it is a valuable monthly, We but speak
the sentiments of the Fraternity wherever
it has circulated. 1t is published at 80 per
year. L. Garfield, agent for Fremont.
The Analyst, is semi-monthIy paper
published by j. A. Spencer d Co., Cleve
land, O.,-at rs cents per year, and is de-
voted to the cause of Temperance. II de
serves largo circulation.
The Red White and Blue, is the title O
a new paper Just commenced in Philadel
phia. Its articles are all to be original anC
are incidents of the early settlement o
this country, Revolutionary war scenes, ant
the news of the day. By A. NJ. Brown &
Co., 50 per year.
Pcterson's Bank Note List for Marcel
contains list of serenity new counterfcit
which have been put in circulation during
the las. month. Terms, 81 per year fo
the monthly, 50 for the semi-monthly; by
Peterson q Brothers, 900 Chestnut street
Philadelphia.
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fremont and Indiana RalIroad.

This road has now been open for business
to Fostoria, distance of % miles from
this place, since the lst Of February. One
train day is run over it, for accommoda-
ton of passengers and freight beteewn
the two places. 1t is perhaps portion
of the year that the least amount of bus
iness would bo done, yet tho receipts have
been larger than was anticipated by the Di-
rectors. Mr.. r. w. B. Mcclellan, Treasurer
has given us statement Of the earnings
Oft the road for the month, which are S739,l2
Arrangements have been completed, by
which the iron will be laid down to Lima
at an early Gay, which will then give us al
easy and the most direct route to Cincin
natl Louisville, ST. Louis, DC, of any roat
in northwestern Ohio Too much credit
cannot bc given to Dr. L. Q. Rawson, Pres
ilent Of the road, for his interchangeable eff
forts in building it during the financial diff
ficulties of the past season.
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ITEMS.

David Zimmerman, son of Barney Zim-
norman of Liberty township, Seneca coun-
ty, came to his death in Williams county,
on the 9Th instant. While chopping, his
ak glanced, and struck him on the knee, he
took cold in it, and the pain and inhamma-
ton was so great that he died the next day.
His age was ~ years.
Tho Tifin Tribune says there is a deep
and unusual religious feeling pervading
that city, and that meetings are nightly
held in their churches. The same paper
also says that man undertook to give his
"deva" a "drubbing." Whoreupon the
"devI spunked up, and came out victor.
The Sandusky Register learns that an
Irishman at Msrblehead named Flanagan
murdered his wife day or two since, while
under the influence of liquor. He struck
her down, stabbed her fatally, dragged hi.
victim into the yard, and set fire to hel
clothing.
Tho State Journal of Friday says the
artssian well had reached the depth of l.,
$50 feet.
The U. s. Senate, has passed bill, yea
80, nays %; raising the rates Of postage
to five cents for distances under 5000 miles
and ten cents for greater distances
1t raises tho postage for papers going ou
Of tho county to one cent per copy. Sucl
a bill can never pass the House of Repre-
ssntatiyes.
We are pleased TO learn that Gov. Crsin
sr's health is improving, and that he will
soon bc able 10 resurie his important du
ties Columbus Fact,
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Notice to Teachers.

According to previous notice, Teachers
from different parts Of the county, and sone
from Seneca, met at the Union School
House, in Clyde, on the second Saturday
in February, and organized themselves in
TO a society to be known as the "Olyde
Teachers Association, of Sandusky County
The Rev. WIN. FULroN, who was expect
ed to deliver an address, could not attend
But the President of the Association gave
an able extemporaneous address on the sub
ject of physical education, which was fol
lowed by appropriate remarks from other:
{ the same subject. Several young la
dies--teschers-resd interesting essays.
For want of sufficient time the discussion
of the question, viz: Prizes in School, was
deferred until the next meeting, which i
to be held at Clyde, on the second satur
day in March, at o'clock, P. M.
Tho order of exercises will be, First al
address, by Mr.. G. HIGHLAND, A. B. Sec
ond, essays by those nominated. Third
discussion.
A general attendance is desired, botl
from Teachers in this and adjoining counties
NJ. J. HAxToN, Sec'y.
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The people Of Ohio have lost two hun
dred and thirty thousand dollars by the Re
publican population Of The Canal contracts
They lose annually thirty-one thousand
dollars by the mismanagcmOnt of the POni
tcntiary.
They pay, in taxes, annually, six hundred
thousand dollars more under Republican
than under Democratic rule.
There is no mistake in these facts.- Lo
gan Gazette.
There is no mistake in the fact that tho
Logan Gazette can out-lic any other locofo
co paper in Ohio, in proof of which we cite
the above.-Renton Republican.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADET.PIIIA.


BeNeroieni Iraituiion eaabHstta bp spsral Endoo-
meHf for fho reef ef The sick aud dfsresscd efcitd
Kih YiTEiem aRd EpideFie Dissascs.
FINIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. IT. view af the nafoi
destruction Of human ife BY Sexual diseasee
and tue deception practiced upon the unorupnie vci
" such diseases by Quacks srvcral ago directed
their Consulting surgenn,as CHARITABLE ACT worthy
ther name 80 Dsrcntay for the treatment of this
class Of dseases in H their fos and to give MEDICAL
ADNlCE GRATIS to MI who apply by letter, with de-
life, &c) and In of extreme poverty To FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. Il y needless to add
that the Association commands the highest Medical skin
Of the age, and viii furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The Directors m the Association IN ihrr Annun Report
upon tbs treatment n Sexual Diseases for the year
ing January 1s 1863 express the highest satisfaction
with the which had attended the ahofa Of se Con-
sultng surgeon In the cuTe Of spenatorrhGa Seminal
Weakness, Impotence Gonorrhaa Gleet Syphilis the
vice Of Onanisin Seabuse &c and order continuanoo
Of the same plan for the ensning year.
The Directors review Of the past, feel asnred
that their abors IN sphere Of benevolent effort have
been great benefit 10 the the young.
ed zeal TO this very important and much dospFpd
An admirable Report SpernatorrhPa, Seminal
Weakness, the vice Of Onanisn, Masturbatsn, Self
abuse and other diseases Of the sexual organs by the Con
FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS for pos.
tage Other Reports and Tracts the nature and treat
meut Of sexual diseases diet &c. constantly being
published for gratuitious distribution, and will be sent ~
treatment discovered during the last year Of great
value.
Address. for Report or treatment, DR. J. sKFTLiN
H0UGHT0N, Acting surgeon Howard Association, NO. 2
South Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order Of the Directors
EZRA y HEARTwEiI, Preriderf
GEO. FAIRCHTID, SeeretarV.
June Is, 1s5s-2lyl.
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Ram r,nr,,Itnre nonms.

We learn that S. NJ. Ellinwood, has made
arrangements with large Furniture estab.
lishment, Of Massachusetts, by which he will
soonbO prepared to supply orders in this line
with the best and latest styles of kitchen
sitting room and parlor Furniture. His
ware room will be in ST. Clair's brick block
one door South of the Post Office aud will
be open in about two weeks.
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(Copy)
Certificate of Authority.

Cro expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1SG0)
COLUMBUS, January 20, 1859.
WHEREAS, The Home Insurance Company,
located New York in the State of New York has filed
in this office statement of its condition, requir
ed by the first section Of the act to regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State Ohio passed
April s. 1856 and Whereas said Company has furnished
the undersigned satisfactory evidence that is possessed
Of at least hundred thousand dollars of actual capital
invested stocks bonds in mortgages
tate worth donbe the amount which the same ismort-
gaged and Whereas said company has fled in this office
written instrument under its corporate seal signed by
the President and Secretary thereof authorizing any
agent OF said Company this State to ncnow
edge service Of process for and in behalf of said Company
consenting that service of process, final upon
any such agent agents. shall be taken and held to be
valid served upon the Company, according TO the laws
Of this other State and waving all claim right
error by ofsuch acknowledgment of service
Now Therefore, in pursuance of the first section of the
act To regulate Insurance Companies, not Incorporated
by the State Of Ohio passed April 1856, l. Francis NJ
Wright Auditor Of State do hereby certify that said
! HOME INSURANCE COMPANY is authorized to trans
the business of Fire and Marine Insurance in this
State until the thirtyrst day of January, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and sixty,
In witness whereof. | have hereunto subscribed my
name, and caused the seal of my office to he afhx-
s. ed the 26th day of January in the year thou
| / ''" sand eight hundred and ffty-nine.
~ F. NJ. WRIGHT, Auditor.
We Charles J. Martin President, and j. Milton Smith,
Secretary of the Home Insurance Company of the City
New York. hereby certify that the foregoing is true copy
of the statement OF the condition Of said Compony said
first day OF January furnished to the Auditor of the State
of Ohio and ofthe Certificate Of Authority issued by said
Auditor thereon to said Company authorizing said Com
pany to transact the business Of Fire and Marine lnsur
ance in said State of Ohio.
Witness hands and the seal Of said Company, this
| % day of February, A. D.. 1859,
Srsl CHAs. J. MARTIN, President.
| { h'S' J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
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HEALTH WITHOUT PHYs1C;
A Prize Essay on Nervous Diseases.

II y ''"V I1o"UV VIt AFtI VU"o IItotWoto'
Just published the 25th thousand In sealed envelope
price 10 cents sent, postpaid by the Publishers for
3 stamps; MEDICAL ESSAY on the PHYsICAL Tx
HArsrioN AID DECAY OF the frame from Indulgence In
fection md the injurious consequences Of Mercury b
the modern Means gf cNre.
BY r. y. CULVERWELl,, NJ ~,
Member of the Royal collcgco of Surgeons, &C. &C. &c
Z y SpermatorrhWa, Seminal Emissions, Nttvous
Debility, lmpOtency Inss of Energy Depression ofSpts,
Timdity Diseases Of the Sexual Organs and mpenens
TO Marriage generally promptly and eecally cured
by the Authors novel and ST successful mode Of treat
ment by means ofwheh the Invalid cat regain pristine
health without having to dangerous and expens
ivc1ncdcines
From the London Iancct"THe best treatise rrit-
ten on subject Of Uital importance 10 ALL nell worthy the
duihOr's eralied reputation.
Address the Publishers: G. j. c. KLINE & Co.. 1st Ave-
nue., l9th St, Post Box 1885, New York City 1ma
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OTIW ADVERTTsERS.

lie that in the Dorld icoHid rise,
Mast READ TINS SEws and ADVERTISED" !"
The Fremont Mtlls-Downs Co.
Pocket Book Found.
Hardware-CanGeid 4 Brother.
Final Settlement Of G. s. Donnelrs Estate.
Guardian Sale of valuable Real Estate.
Change Of Time Table, Toledo, & Wabash Railway.
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These we'll known mills have been large
y added to, and greatly improved, and
Downs q Co, now think they can turn out
as good flour as any ever manufactured in
the State Of Ohio. Sec advertisement.
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s. PErrNonL 4 Co., l19 Nassau st., and ANDREW
wIND 1873 Nassau at. New York, are our authorized
Agents for that city Advertisements and subscriptions
for the JouRN1 received at Offices where the JoUN
ALswili always he found on file.
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Total amount ofosscs, claims and liabilities S35658

The greatest amount insured any risk is $780,,
O00 but will not as general rule exceed $4,000.
The Company have general rule as to the amount
allowed to he insured any city, town. village block it
being the intention Of the Company to distribute its
risks in such not to lose more than $4,000
by single fire.
No part Of it's capital earnings deposited in any
other State security for losses therein.
An attested copy the Charter Act Of Incorporation
accoinpauies M this statement.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-04

We have a scholarship in the "cleveland and Union
Law College" for af course Of Legal Instruction, which
will sell at bargain. Students graduating at this In
stuton admitted practice in all courts Of tho State
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To the Sick.
January Appointments.

DIR. TUBES WIN be in attendance as follows
EM0NT--Kcssers Hotel Tuesday, 22d March.
NORwALK-Ameriean House, Monday, 2lst March,
For ConsulfaOR upon al Diseases 0fthe Throat LHags
Heart Liger, Stomach, BgNels, hSdHeHs and Spleen
AlsO DrOpsV, Grarel RheHmGfism Nervousness Debl
y, Dyspepsia Female Diseases, Agae aud FeUer, Fis
Impurities Of hs BioOL ETEPtiOas, Cancers, Ulcers
dNd al oher Uarieiies qfl0Hg Standing complaints both
External and Internal
For ten years DIR. Tubbs has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases treating thousands annually,
many of whom had exhausted every other within
reach. lN 40 CASE ARE MINERAL OR OTHER PolsoNs
EMPLOYED, NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK TO MAKE NELL, OR
DOWN BUILD AGAIN. The medicines can be
taken with safety by the most delicate and patients may
remain at home and continue with prudence their ordi
nary diet and exercise Hundreds have recovered under
the treatment after friends and physicians had given all
hope the ndisputable evidence of which always be
furnished. yalids, however reduced desparing
invited TO CALL and may be assured that encouragement
will be given expense incurred without correspond
ing prospect OF recovery.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-04

All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and exPedi
tously done and reasonable terms II you desire any
such work call at the JOURNAL oFFIoE.
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More reference for Sqnditsky County.-

More reference for Sqnd,iSky County
FortNo years Mr. Reed has been Justice Of the Peace in
Fremont, and is well known to the citizens generally.
tE Et FREMONT, Feb. Il, 1859.
DR.. TuHBs-DeaT ST;-Early last spring, my wife,
whose health has not been Arm for time, took cold
which followed by continued cough. suppression,
and prelapsus uter The liver also seemedyer sluggish
ered much from pain aud weakness Of the back likewise
pain In the Sides and became very weak thin in esh and
ieyerish. During the spring and summer employed
three physicians but the suppression continuing and de-
bility increasing they thought little else could be done
than pateh up orpaNte and one frankly told me that
would not probably survive long Within two weeks af
ter commencing your treatment in September last she be-
gan to improve and gained rapidly, until health was re-
stored AT this tine her health Is decidedly hstter than
at any time before since first residing In Fremont nearly
ria years. She had suffered much before, gained &c
rapidly after beginning your treatment and has been 50
well ever snes that have felt II duty 10 inform yod by
letter. that Il may be published to the world Il YOU think
best s. W, REED,
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STATE OF NEW YORK, &c
c,iA.. - c.nna. ~ ~. Nnrlr 10.

Vi
City and County Of New York, No.
CHAs. ]. MARTIN, President, and J. MILToS SMITH
Secretary Of the Home Insurance Company being
ally duly sworn, dcpose and say, and each for hmsei
saws that the foregoing lisa true, full and correct state
ment of tho affairs of the said corporation and that the
are the above described officers thereof
CHAS. J MARTIN, President
]. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
Subscribed and before this 22d day OF January
~ A. D., 1859.
C,el BENJAMIN RANKIN,
b''' Commissioner for the State of Ohio,
~ in and for the State Of New York.
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GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
BuH Exp q Mail s.42 AN Chicago Exp. n Nail 32l Pm
N. Express.--- 552 Pm Telegraph Exp.---- 1l35 pm
On the Fremont and Indiana Road. for Fostoria, II
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ASSETS.

ASSETS.
Amount Of Cash in Bank nk-.---.----.---- SS5,401 80
Amount Of Cash balance In the hands of
Agents, and IN course of transmission 572s 81
Amount of unincumbered real estate
ed by the Company y-~----------.--------- 6I62l 90
Amount Of loans on bond and mortgages, he
ing first lien Of record on unincumhered
real estate, worth at least S1,l79,500, and
which there is less than one years in
terest due aud owing g.-..---..---.---. 1852 o3
Amount of loans on bond and mortgages
which there Is due more than one years
interest -----..------.---.--.------- none.
Amount of loans stocks and bonds paya-
bic on demand, the market value of fecuri-
ties pledged, s152997 -.-.-----.--..---- 1O9,55O 90
Amount Of all other loans made by the Com
pany, not included in preceding items----- none.
Amount OF bank stocks owned by the Compa-
NY market value. oO,OO0 %
Amount due the Company on which judg-
ments have been obtained --------.------- none.
Amount of United States Treasury Notes,
market value 1lsl4i
Amount of assessments on the stock of the
Company called In and due and unpaid;
premium notes due and unpaid none.
market value 1715O 90
Amount Of interest actually due and unpaid a. 2s 80
policies issued at the ofice..--.. 1885 81
Amount Of bills receivable for premiums
Inland Navigation Risks -.--------------- S024 "a
Total assets tisJO ~
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Goods and Merchandise for Sale,
G. r OCK E r "

~ 1S - x Il IL IL Y
of every variety from the best quality Of Gded Queens
ware, to the most in use; and also GLASS
WARE Of every descriptions
And the place where they pitched their tent was on
FRONT STREET door north Of the Druggists whose
sirnames Buckand & Graham.
And n to pass in the Of time that the in
habitans city and country around about heard
the fame Of the Goods thereat they said among them
Selves etus go mp and for ourselves If these things
be true Of which we hear"
And they went, they and their wives, and their sons
and daughters; and whenthey beheld they wondered
greatly and they that bought largely away blessed
in their basket finding themselves great gamers in the
quality Of the Goods purchased at this Store.
And, nasmuch hundreds have witnessed the truth o.
the above have further need 10 notify tle nhab
ants that have enough long Il lasts and good
enough what there of IT, expect to have more be-
fore the present stock exhausted, that you may
assured that there is enough and to spare
BECKWITH Il NIXON.
nj Eob
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| IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!
VANDEMARK's' PATENT
SELF-FASTENING FENCE!

TNOR the purpose Of speedily introducing Vandemark's
IL sefFastening Fence to public notice, will take the
following reduced terms;
Right for farm $500 Clubs of ten, EACH 81 80
Clubs of five, eaeh,-- 800 Clubs of twenty, each 200
Persons getting clubs the above terms and furn-
shing the and number Of acres with the township
and county Of the subscribers shall have the deeds
shed by return mall that they be delivered to the
subscribers and the money collected and forwarded to me-
dcductng twenty cent to the getter of the club
The undersigned will employ number of active Agents
TO sell rights to whom he will give twenty per cent
/ the avails of all sales. AARON COLLIER.
! FosToRIA. December 10, 1855 45tf
n b. Forfurher particulars enquire at the JOURNAL
OFFICE. a. c.
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Ezy- ANDERsoN's VEGETABLE ELIXIR is
medicine that should be in every family. See advertise
ment in another column. 32y1
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MARRIEn.

At the residence OF Mrs. Ames. In York. Sandusky Co..
o. Feb a. 1859 by Elder z. s. Vail Mr. NATHAN b. Ma
son and Miss ELIZABETH CARLTON all Of York.
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N e W 5 d E 2 Q 7.
1.-the principal Papers and Magazines received week
N ly and monthly and kept for sale at MCCULL0CIIS
The Cincinnati Daily Gazette,
The New York Ledger,
The New York Weekly,
Hnrpers Weekly,
Harpcrs Magazine,
Flag of Our Union,
Balou's Pictorial,
Now York Weekly Tribune,
Porter's Spirit of the Times,
Waverly Magazine,
Gazette of Fashion,
Frank Leslie,
Glcason's line of Battle Ship.
Fremont, May 2s, 1853
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FARM FOR SALE.

- THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm Of one
ii hundred and fourteen acres lying on the Western
Hl!l Reserve and MauRee Road in Green Greek town
shin two and half miles east Of Fremont The farm Is
ren fenced and improved, having good house and barn
on good orchard young trees three wells ofwate
ard good cstern Seyonty-So cleared, and the
balance IN good timber. Possession given sale Tito
clear Further information he had hy calling on the
subscriber on the premises GEORGE KRlDLER.
Fremont, Oct 22d 1865,
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ROLL OF HONOR-FEBRUARY, 1850.
The following we're the receipts on sub
scrintion during the month Of FebruarY.

The receipts for February, 1858, were but
$50 SS, generous increase. The roll for
March is commenced. Record your names
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Road Notice.

hOaO NOtlCes
OTICEis hereby given that petition will be present
~ cd to the Commissioners Of SandusSy County the
March session 1889 the establishment OF county
road on the following route, to wit;
Commencing Rt the east between Sections twen-
ty-iour and tw, ntyve, in Madison township and
ming thence west between said sections to intersect
county road running west and south
Madison Tp., January "a, 1889. 1w4s
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INKS, of oyery kind that are worth using,
can be found a. MccULLOCHs'
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STATEMENT
- or the condition Of the
7toMc 10spfaQce Company,


On the First day Of January, A. D. 1852 made to the Au-
dtor Of the State OF Ohio pursuant TO the Statute OF
that State.
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THE GREATEST
Medical Discovery of the Age.
EVERY KIND OF mUrTOR,

ATR. KENNEDY, OF Roxbury. has discovered in one
wi OF common pasture weeds a remedy that cures
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The name Of this Company Is THE HONE INsrRANcE
COMPANY, incorporated in 1868 md located in the City
Of New York.
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Total amount ofcnpltal and surplus......si,oi

The Capital of said Company actually paid
up IN baSh ls -------------- SOFflVp
The surplus on the LIST day Of Jan, 1850. 4f2 l3
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4 BeNeroleHt Insfuiion eaabiisIta bp spsrsat Endoo
eHf for fhe Teiief NJ the srk aud dfsgSsscd afotd
nifh YirEieHf aRd Epiderie Dissascs.