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Historical ReeOrtI.

The following is list Of she Presidents and
Vice Presidents Of the United States, IS vol a.
those who were candidates for each oAlce, since
she organization Of tbe Government
l7S9--Georgo Washington and John Adams
tWO terms no opposition.
l797-John Adams opposed by Thomas Jeifcr-
son, who, having the next highest electoral vote,
became Vice President.
lsOl--Thcmas Jefferson and Aaron Burr beat
ing John Adams and Charles G. PInckuey.
1S05-ThomAs Jefferson and George Clinton
beating Charles c. PuciJney and Rufus King.
lSO9-James Madison aud George Clinton
beating Charles G.. PinCkney.
lSl3-Jsmes Madison aAd Elbddge Gerry
beating De Witt Clinton.
lSl7--James Monroe and Daniel ID. Iompkins;
beating Rufus King.
lS2i--James Monroe and Daniel ID. Tompkns; I;
beating JOhr Quincy Adams.
lS25-John Quincy Adams and John G. Cal
boun beating Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay, and
Mr. Crawford--'here being four candidates for
Presideut- and Albert Gaatin for Vice President.
| lS29-Andrew Jackson and John C. Calhoun (;
| beating John Quincy Adams and Rich I'd Rush.
| lS33-Audrew Jackson and Martin ' .n Buren (;
| beating Henry Clay, John Floyd and William
| Writ for President; and William Wilkins, John
Sergeant, and henry "e,fOr Vice President.
| lSS7-Martin Van Buren, aud Richard N. John
| son; beating William II. Harrison, Hugh l.,
| White, and Daniel Webster, for Presidents and
! John Tyler for Vice President
| l84l-WilliaTn II. Harrison and Johu Tylor
| beating Martin Van Buren and Litteton W.
| Ta7ewCn Harrison die / one month after his iu-
| suguration, and John Tyler became President
| for the rest Of the term.
lsi5-James X. Polk and George VI. Dallas
beating Henry Clay and Theodore Frelinghuy'
| sen.
lSi9-Zachary Taylor and Millard Fillmore
beating Lewis Cass and Martin Van Buren,, for
| President; and VIM. o. Butler and Charles +
Adams, for Vice President. Taylor died July
| 1880, and Fillmore became President.
! lS53--Frauklin Pierce and VIM. r. King
beating Winfield Scott and W. A. Graham.
| lS57-JaE BLchapsn and John e. Breckin
ridge; besting John G. Fremont and NillurC
| Fillmore, for President; and WIN. l.. Dayton ant
A. ]. DOnelson. for Vice President.
| lSG2-Abrahsm Lincoln and Hannibal II Am
! lin; bes'ing John Bell, Stephen A. Douglas, anC
| John c. Breckinridge, for President; and Klwar,
Everett, Herschell '. Johnson, and, Joseph Lane
| for Vice President.
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SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, UNITED STATES

CUBSISTBNCR OFFICE, UNITED STATES
- Army, NO. SOUTH street ~, ,u,..,s zoe,
s,alsd rEoC2ssl, y dggl.qts T % rScCy,ed !, !Ais
nlshins the United StAtos Subsistence Department.
FoUR THOUSAND t4ocOy HGAD or BEgF CAT.
TIE ue hoo delivered at the state Cattle Scales. AZ
CJ ten days 70 be ghei within and hat das as1
srrvai a. tho expense of The contractor. IhsF must
weight; AL fsnE ,hort Of 1000 ,hoGsand p1ands
gross weight, Bulls, 5tags, Oxen, Cows, Ioers Sod
A deduction Of tSn (iol pounds win be made nom the
vde ths sH,mAl does not stand u the pens two AMI 6n
half hersre being weighed, not weighed imms-
BlsalC forms Tor proposals can be had sDplies+l
ton at this olice, ether In person. BY MALL or te.
Thc Government will claim tho riaht Of weshius any
antual separate, II It's appearance indicates lees
weight than tie minimum mentioned above the ex-
pense weighing VIII be paid by the party rlnS h Sds
Zach BID, to secure consideration, must contain q
written guarantee Of two responsible PERSONS rs ml
we q the cGrnty Of s.oie =. t2S, GS - "a d. her hereby
aud should hi, Cor their proposition be seoeped he oS
and s ara proparcd TO become his securit eS
giving Socd ard sufieieut 6onds for rs fuidlment.
the of AZ cefaeaoo Of tSo CLERK Of the nearest p.Irie
CONT or of the lated staes District Attorney to he en-
ddcrs mus be present respond to thoir bids, and
prepared 70 give bonds and sign the contract before oSv-
The government reserves TO sef the right to reject any
PSymSnts 20 be made aer each delivery In such FUNDS
IA may hand Il none hand, TO be made AS soon
froOo, ais must be endorsed distinctly PROPOSALS.
FOR bFEF CATTLE and addressed 10 Captain, IL
! GILMAN, G. g., Ia more Naryland.' .
Ifa bid Ia In the name of hr1G thor and thoiF
poat Office address appear they wiz not DO COR
sldelpd.
Zach person or eye-y member Of arm Odering pro-
posal nu accompany Il with oath nf allegiance to the
Uned states Government II he has not already ed ona
al this OfiiOo. go.
All hiff compiling WTtfn Nfh fd ftifas O Nts AZ
ctitscHlei' wiH bs rejected.
T. GILMAN,
iyig-lH Captain and G. s., q y. A.
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pEorosALs roR STEAM mRBENeINEs
OE1NANCN OsroE,

or9ytscn ~ go osr'SS, ,r@i,,.,
WAsiuYares, u. g., Iuly 9. 1854
Scalod rroro.a,s Win be received this oflcc nnts
MOhpAi .no 2S'b dSJ otJuy, LSA, "' AoclocAf T. A''H
~ S ,eool OF third oss, steam Fin Engines Of pe-
Soo5fs SS sp'1I 56aGnod to Sc drawn oy hSad
p,wsr 10 weah 20. 70 oyoe.d tsN pounds Waon re,at
lunp 70 be- "a iuChe4 capable of forcing one ~
strchm ot water from - met noh4e aVNAHs ioiA Nv
agng toE 75 70 20 These Ines are to be sppod
All he nesessafy at,inis They are 20 be subject to si5
zpectcn b. United staos insIey'or and are no. 10 e
received paid Tor unu they have bvon ttoSoudhJ ted
with hll head sf steam uadsI s.s Questions
Ts.slddsr VIII be To1STeS 10 Accompany hls PROPOSE
ton With guarantee s,lued by two reponslse persons
shat in case Ms 6d is accepted he WI a. SSs sSsSSte
tes in sum equal ths amount OF the contract 20 Dc
~ n S1 In cSsS he SAID bIder shoEld faii
V enter n 20 Tie eontrses ICY . coca IS
lidder, OF As JeTfOn " whom ne contract may BE
rHs fSspopsFlty u tts guarantees mast be shown hy
the Ont!A oegiheatt Of the Caff " Cs hht D'as'c'
Tonds IN saIn S99ai tS te unount " is contract,
signed ,y ths oonIas.oy sa e3s ot NJ & t
~ 'A0 ROpE OP GUARANTEES.
We me ahaerrgned, residentB ~ -, m no
and s.ssa ssyaS, s.Ss c Ms SHs11 - s.e.ss ss Ss
accsptsa, "a, h 0r thoy IN 4, ores stss1st ne y
ssn 1uv al 70 ttd q to eoaTat, " furnh M
aEtlles prOpottd cOAfoTny vita the terms q hle
adveTtseept dated Jniy lbl EHde1 kee u's "a =
ma0C; 1BA m sase ths saia - sLhh hn ~ etsts 49, 49,
a Contract Aftssshid, susTsAte " SAFE soos ~
sifeTru o. hsWeeA ths OnsI - ti,s said - a.na ~
paxt Owsst respoe Ests oes he HsspoD - VkeiA 10
''l-'' GSA u.a., %, hA.Ss iSs.- sse seals
V' Ess:ssstt}l
To Ms gparaAtee psast be sfFsssea ~ efsaaa eefn
L safs AteVs bshhs1aa. -. "A. .Aa 49, - v...,..
k.s,gra Uoen ~ heDa nsadS ne seets1fs eei
M ~ .s,tsl ~ fsTnisAed vita tsrs ~ sseA aet ~
ss1a M DepaYt1asVt Nc riga ~ Feest eAy
i aiIhlak h Rst iaenned sat.s sNsetesJ. -.
| ~,l.as'ai- vtd bo AAdeseed - ~bsiea cteE Gsaast
! oIs q aaIgsAy Chf q Ordnance, Wsshhaabon,
ERSinee-- -
| oFO. n. RAMSAY,
10 aaEqs' AEiSaaItg -GsAseA, chtN y oEAaNnGa
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SISg- TO TIE PHYSICIANS or PHILA.
~ d.phIs -Couuemun ~ Ii, tAcalty Having COO
aIJtt1 Hprsrau he trft aud Only btJu ght
le medical essOul tnAt be used via
feet sn'oty thorseuueai H,cnt IN the uesmcu, Of
Dean 1'5at uistHy. and 30 Al affections NJ the ar
putau.Cr, and 90 % b "C known 10 yoI and tue pJouc
hat rt,r years hEt tho lergest urac Ce NJ Sur
econ u tho Cruad States u the treatment OF these maa
dss and con-pqrertg have bad aouns ant Opportunities
testing he cH apparatus, therefore Tor the
Tho pro ogrC-g Of medical Invite yOI 60
ufee 10 uat personal eXa ninstou nf in wonder ui
ptoereB adHpbty TO the CUrc Of those diseases and
fur+hOrrneg of medical ac snce.
FA.NUS MOsCuZtSRER, NJ n,
Uouhst and AurisL
ig40g No. lOT WALNUT Street.
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Lats transcription sTo nov Opsuun the 5000 sharca
are subscEcd payable 81 PsE share 70 the order ot Alder
man JANIS McCAHES the Treasurer OF the Company,
No tO1 WALNUT Street, o. At No. 10 WALNUT stroO',
o. ~ tie 0rlss q ,Gs Company, Ne ~ WALNUT
sass.
The Iabas ass tsyitsA 70 san Or prOspee,gs b5-H
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NANCE taTENVAnT
Incorporated June 90, 1854.
Capital, O.OOO.
'O0OO SHARES Es'....'''.''.'''',..'.s5 A snAaH-FAR'

subrcrPtou ~ each share 10 original subscribers FOL
10000 shares pay able 81 cash upon subscribing
two other nstSmsuts OF 81 each tho 2jh Ju
aud E5h August, lt6i respectively
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EENN STEAM ENGfNr .NO BOILER
/ Wosls--kThr's.t a. LEVY. Fga,t!el, md Theoretical
Eu-iCCTs, hath.ujA, it0Epga u2Aeis, aGksmiths and
Founders having Tor many heG IN lrcsss opera
tu emo been CNCubiVok n JbL dina Gud repair
inR Marine and l9y0T Ing rea high aA4ov pressure lr0n
Boilers water TANK PrOpelsrs, 40. 90, respectfully
oer h,iF services 10 the pubic bSs ly prepared e
contract for Eneines ofSn szes, Marine RIVER and Sta
oDEy having sets Of patterns OF different sizes are prs
pared 70 execute orders with quick despatch Every DO
scTpOn Of pattern mailing made a. the shortest notice
High ard pTeisme Fu0 Fubular and Cylinder Boilers
Of the best PennsyNsna charcoal iron, Foglnss Of al
atzes and Kinda IRON and bTgss NgSuRa Of al aesorp
lions RO turning, Screw -eutn ng and al other work
peC ted win the above rRsiBesa,
drawings and gpe,iheatlOns ~ oh work dODe ~ ta
establish fre4 charge, and work guaranteed.
The sHlsCIibSIs have ample wharf dOSk YOOEa lI 20
pair a boAts whore ey R IN perfect saty, and are
provided With shtaTs, bbekS, nhs c., de, fT raising
JACOB y. NRAY1H,
JOHN q. LEVY,
haH BnAGM aAd PAI.akR StFoetA
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4@ NOTICE.

. ar OFFICE CITIZENS VOLUNTEER
bSS sUBs1iTUTE COMMITTEE, No 4a WALGUr
Sueet. Iuly IL, bSt-Th3 Comm tter hiss RBdOfEO %
No. 4l2 WALNUT Street, up-stAfs, whe N wiz reooTe
applications iruu ciTtu, desit0la 70 securu substitutes
rprsstutauye4. A pay meut Uf $40 60 Be m ids ~
the tine and power OF attrney 10 % gives
tor the CtN 10 4nty Substitutes furnished In the ordes
e application.
veterans sa1 aliens desiring 10 enlist as slbsu'utel
VIII apply the Committee who III have them mustered
into sftIcs, when they soeCt their regna nts
Bsrk 90 the DouAty pad by tho Government, they y
recp Ne fT0n tho Commit SIA lU UNDRE AND FIFTH
DlLLAltr To- Cash, day Of muster, ~ bout deducAu
Tor eOruAs0h brokerage. No charge Of any Gind 10
made.
Veterans especially wanted IN the service and eau
thus enlist the most adv antzzeuus cpndilons
Oficc h3uIs iTpm 10 =. M " T.. NJ, and frOu u 8
N - -
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Dln,rcuce between make, price and cost price, s5Tg
This makes sGvnS on tvo tons ror esoh share *
sii'lO
should the market price be hlgh.- the saving viii bo
sun grcster should tho market puco be lower, hJn
Ito c,st prize vin be prOpouIonatoly lower.
but this Is not All. The COMPANY having vory large
wprts, and INEAHACsURLE COAL BEDS, FIVE
hnES N LENU1H will mine much more cssl than Is
annually required for the soo6holders All The surplus
coal vii BE- aold Al the ruling market ratos and Ali THE
PROFITS will be distributed every ak months as CASH
DiNlDEkDb, among the Shareholder trom Whioh t 10
confidently expected they VIII every year nom 70
70 &C. per ceut their nyeslen ni ser Tie at year In
addition 10 the savings their coal.
Tne Company possesses EXCLUSIVE MINING AND
TIMBER RIGHTS for quarter ef century (2J yesrs)
In Of The beat and richest coal usots IN 5chuylGu
county, comprising the Mammoth Eon the Black UeSh,
Primrose, Darie and otser yens The coal OF tis Nam
moth velH White Ash that q ths 0tasr Veins parity
whito Ash, partly Red Ash.
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM sCBMGLE, Prosliooi.
EOEERT 4. KIkV,
HENRY SCuMElE.
ALBERT Il JAHDEN
WILLIAM FURD, SecrstarY,
For further Information and for shares Cat aI25O pay.
able half on subscribing sII hslf August 2, aOKD
sPpJ atths
OFFICE, NO l2l & THIRD STREET,
OPPOSITE TuE GIRARD BANK.
For READING and vicinity, ths HoH- JoBErU =
HoYER MaYOy OF Beading hAa accepted the Agoucy Of
the Company, after having personally vlsted exam
od The mines and affrs Of the Company. The cltdons
Beading and vicinity viii spplT for information sad
| EbAres at the hAYORS OFFICE, a. Reading.
The cost price Of gross toR cf Coal 1t Reading, do
uyered the house shareholder present rAtes
$3.50 while the market price amounts to more
| than double that SUM
HENRY SOHMCEIE,
| jyILia TREASURER.
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We have EXAMINED the books of the various
county Officers and found them correct.
We have added to our annual report tuu state
uent Of the receipts and expenditures OF the county
from July 1854 July ]. lS63 owing to the abr
Sence Of one OF the Commissioners and Illness OF
another no report was made out at the July session
Of ls63 the other Commissioned, together with the
county officers at that time, and found them all cor
rect
When a majority Of the present Board OF Commits
Sioners came into of1ce. In September, lsS2, they
found Of the present hospital buildings IN pro-
CESS OF erection. and obliged to nnish and fur-
nish the building speedily possible for the ap-
p!icAtons for admission were many, and private ac-
commodaliOns very scanty how to accomplish this
and purchase many other necessary articles for the
purchase lumber, lime, furniture, provisions, medt-
cines help Of assistants, ETC.. with scrip. without
paving enormous prices for them The former BOaru
Of Commissioners lnbored under the same disad-
Santases In lesser degree, for the expense up TO
that time comparatively lhsht, but they found
raise money and they selected the plan for creating
contingent fund and setting apart one-thrd Of the
revenues OF the county for the payment OF warrants
drawn upon that fund. The amount so drawn BY
The former Board Of Commissioners on this contifl-
Kent fund, up 10 the time the present Board caine
into ONCE September, t62, amounted TO the sum oil
StIl4 ~ and the present Board continued to draw
on the same fnnd up 70 November, ls6z, 70 pay
pressing bills, which were coming In very last al
hat time as the hospital building was about COM
pleted We had TO plaster the whole building paint
and nAIsh the same, pay the various bills contracted
for lumber labor, materials, etc. besides furnisnn4
m which was Of Itself alone heavy Item a-s
Al that time there were warrants issued on 9
WA drawing Ave per cent Per month rest
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Amount Of Receipts from July LIST, 1852,
10 july Isl. lS6S.
$S,3>i 81

Cash Receipts and Expenditures by Coun-
~ Commissioners, from January 1868,
To July, 1S64-19 months
Total amount $3.50 =
By sale of warrants and other sources aS follows !:
lsS wARRANrs SOLD. PRICE. CASH REC
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM
IN It may concern, that will not be responsible
for any contrscts except those made by myself per
sonaIly or BY my order In writing.
= A. MoNTAQEY.
Gold Hin, August 10. 1854; angl0 2w
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CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT No. 3.z36, OF
" Wells, Fargo Co., OF Gold Hill, for one huI-
dred and tfty dollars standing In the name Of JOHN
CAWLEY. Payment Of the above has been stopped.
The finder will please leave the above Ut the office OF
W., f. 4 Co.. Gold Hill. au4 2ws
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w.--,nrs Iss,,s on Ho,pl Ed Tor cash. 2,6l5 SO
Total amount OF warrants lSSreG---.--- SlO4,2A 'i
Total amount OF warrants issued on Con-
tlnsent Fund AMI redeemed by war ,
rants issued on General fGnd---------- Ills 81
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F0nn1

A MEMORANDUM BOOK, BELONGING TO
IA JOHN THOMPSON, containing receipts, bills,
ETC., was found In Gold Hill yesterday and left at
this Once. The owner can have II by calling, and
paying for this advertisement.
Gold Hin, August II, ls6I. augl2 II
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Sll2.24I o

SlI224I Oo Ss7,2s6 SO
ls63.
Jan'y lD-Cash from other sources, bal
Coatineent Fund lOSs so
Amount received from Hospital patients go 30
en- L. %
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution of Copartnershlr,.

Dissolution Of CopartnershIp.
1NnE CJPARTNERSLlP HERETOFORE En-
in the Hotel business has this day ceased By mutual
consent The business hereafter will be conducted
by and under the name OF Patterson Binns. All
debts OF the lm ofGreely Patterson to be paid by
said Patterson Binns and all moneys due collected
| by them. A. 5. PALTERSoN,
J. ID. BlNSS.
Gold Hill. August 9. lS6i. augl22w
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ business of the City Market, heretofore con-
Quoted by J. Payne and B. d. Richie, Is this day sur
notes or other evidences OF Indebtedness due the
said Market are turned to the said W. Dorsey
~ '''| '''> - ' ~ JOHN S. PAYNE,
b. d. RICHIE.
N BAH persons owing old accounts, are re,
queSted to call and settle so as to M SSve nSrv S9StS
Gold Hill. July %. 1854. Iy2O3w
Dissolution of Partnership
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Firm known US CROKER 4 CO., doing busi-
consent. All parties Indebted to the firm are re-
POF''Su Call AHu 'F'''' '"''"' /. GkocKER,
A. X. POTTER.
The business will be conducted at the old stand by
POTTER MERCER, who will be glad to serve all
the old customers, and as many new ones as may
'''N' ''''''' VISA '''N" ''''O 4. K. POTTER,
Col, uu,rr,rs hiVh u "hNSEn; I'm,
UOIo Ell.l 1uH ~ u
Territorial Fair.
THE ANNUAL FAIR OF THE wASHOE AG-
L rcultural, Mining and Mechanical Society, will
be held at Carson City, commencing the SECOND
MONDAY UF OCTOBER, le6I,
BY order of the Directors.
ORION CLEMENS Secretary
-
Crockery and Siasswnre.
uST kESElNED, MOsT sFLENDlD STOCK
oI CroSkeIy anu GiasS" AZ ot .ne latest Lntsn
ana fIehen nanuIaStuIe. nouseAeepefs ' anu otheFs
are lhVIteu 10 examine oul HsS SonM ne eSpor1Ipps
MN ,s., hohN ohoAnE; ~
~, - 80, SnnII pIrTrrNTn r1cr
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Receipts on account of School Funds +Ss75 50
Distributed a follows:
Paid to Treas Board OF Ell s 1880 30
Collectors COMMISSIONS. l,uOt 70
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SL5,gI5 50

Commissioners' Report of Expenditures
and Receipts, from July Isl, 1862, TO
July Ist, 1858.
Expenditures.
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'ruLsl amt OF scrip issued on ten. Funds lOl
Distributed IL follows:
EeeS ofCo. Clerk and Auditors i,NS %
p-,hata It,,lga salary RHD ID
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in the judicial system was copied substantially
from that Of California rG r.I
ARTICLE VII H-IaPEACHMENT AND REMOVAL
.a PROM OFFICE.
Provides for impeaching by the Assembly, and
trials by the Senate, the Chief Justice to preside
at the trial Of Governor or Lieutenant Cover.
nor, aud two-thirdS of the Senators elected to
be necessary for conviction. All State and ju-
dicial officers, except Justices OF the Peace, are
liable to impeachment for misdemeanor or NAL.
feasance In Office but Judgment can only extend
to removal and disqualification from holding
Office. Tho party is liable, however, TO indict.
ulent and trial according TO law, II the offense
Is indictable. The Judges Of the supreme and
District Courts are also liable to be removed
from Office, after hearing, by vote Of two
thirds Of the members elected 70 each branch Of
the Legislature. Provision may be made BY law
for the removal of other civil officerE
This Articls Ii substantially the same as that
In the old Constitution, except the provision re.
quirinH the Chief Justice 70 preside Of the trial
Of Governor or Lieutenant Governor. '.s
ARTICLE YIII-MUNIcIPALA AND OTHER coRPoR-
5ss-. ATOMS. IL lafFt.s gE =
Prohibits special legislation In regard to cor
porations, except for municipal purpoSes, out
allows corporations to be formed under general
laws Property Of corporations Is subject 70 tAh:
alton like that Of individuals. Corporaiors IN
corporations formed under the laws OF the state
shail not be individually liable for the debts or
IahIIjtIes of Eurh corporntions No bank noteE or
paper of any kind can bo allowed to circulate az
money except the Federal currency and the notes
~ hanks authorized under the laws Of CongresA
General laws must be passed for the organization
Of cities and towns, and restricting their powers
Of taxation, assessment borrowing money. con-
tracing debts and loaning their credit except for
procuring supplies Of water The State hpro-
hIbIted from loanlng or giving money or its cred.
IL or subscribing to the stock Of any corporation
or association, except for educational or chaTita,
bio purposes. Counties, cities towns and other
municipal corporations arc prohibited from be.
coming stockholders or loaning thelf credit In aid
Of any company, corporation or association, Hex-
cept railroad companies, corporations Or nlsociA.
tionA"
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iSkI
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-29
The Great French Remedy.


MADAM BovIN'S CELEBRATED sILVER-COArEp
FGMAGE PILLS
The only certain and safe remedy for all Uterine Oh
struetions Monthly DicuItiss Irregularities and all
the other diseases to which the woman wife and mother
is peculiarly LIABLE These Pills contain no dseterious
Ingredients but safe and certain in their action
They will beound to exert the happiest effect in all cases
OF prolapsus uter, in lnchorrha or the whites thew
viii be found the easiest and most certain cure that can
befound 1t is on account Of this certainty that they
should not be taken by pregnant females Gura tAs rs
three 0stss IS asearrGs is certain be brought on
but at other periods their use is perfectly safe.
N.B.-one Dollar enclosed to any authorized agent
viii ensure package of Pills BY return mail
o. CROSBY, General Agent
Fort Erie, C. W.; Buffalo, NY
CAuTIoN.-BeKare OF Counterfeits, the genuine have
the signature Of C. CROSBY, the outside wrapper
For sale ia Fremont, by C. r. McCulIoch s. Bueklapd
E. Dfllen Son. In Clyde, by W. J. Miller. I5yI
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-29
.nIExTCAN gIUSrANG EENEuENv,


The parties in st. Louis & Cincinnati who have been
Countereitng the Mustang Lnment under pretense of
proprietorship have been thoroughly estopped by the
Courts. To guard against further imposition, have
procured from the O. States Treasury, private steel
plate stamp which placed the top of each
bottle Each stamp bears the fac sile of my Signature
and without which the article Counterfeit dangerous
and worthless imitation. Examine every bottle. This
Lniment has been in use and growing in favor for many
years There hardly exists a hamlet on the habtabIe
Globe that does contain evidence of its wonderful
effects. It is the best emolient in the world With its
present improved Ingredients it's effects upon man and
beast perfectly remarkable Sores are healed pains
relieved lives saved valuable animals made useful and
untold ills assuaged. Forcuts, bruises sprains rem
sm, swellings bites, caked breasts strained horses M
it tisaSoveregn Remedy that should never be dspepsed
with 1t should be in every family. Sold by all DRUGGISTS
D. S. BARNES, Nesv-Yorix.