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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-22
BELLEVUE.

Died.-John Folly a saloon keeper died
suddenly this morning. Another victim Of
intemperance. m
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q weet Opopnax from Mexieo! The
u most elegant and essential REQUESTS for
8 LADY, Extract # sgest 0popoaax.'
Ef,sA1rR 3 co, New Tork.
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WANTED
1000 Cords Stave Bolts.

June 4 BuekIands Stave 4 Barrel Factory. fol
n which 81 will be paid for good Red Oak, and
So SO for all other kinds ThcHe wishing 10 get out
Bolts will please call at the ofhce O. +. Rail.
road ,and get directions how t. split them. Also,
Tirht Slaves and Heading bought.
JUNE d HUCkLANO.
Fremont, Jan. l, lso,.-lm2
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Peach Ruda TTninSnrod

Peach Buds Uninjursd.-Au old fruit
grower and nurserymen informs us that he
has taken particular pains to examine the
peach buds on trees in the eastern part of
this county, and finds that as yet they have
sustained no injury.
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TIME TARLEs.

CLEVELAND a. TOLEDO RAIL Road.
,. CONS tAss; ...: ,..S sS,se SIs.,. w,sI; g +;
n + Els;s:s sSs = + sissi Express; il rs s
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Poem by ssSha nks." r-s,l .,.ri
Lives tcere man -a. rsri
With soul so dead H'f rs 81
That when he tumbles out of bed, 4. IA
And bumps his shins or breaks his head,
Who, never to himself hath said. r'7 IS
Ill go to Sherman & Cos. Shoe Store, /.
Save so per cent or more, s9 n. a.. -a
Than was ever saved by me before, aa,5 d,
Or any other man. a ''7'
fyou don't believe it call and see, No. 3
Fabing Helms Block, nearly opposite the
Orogan House. ',11.r u"t a-!r ha- .}lr
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GO 900 A YEAR made by any one with s15
TZ,UUU-stsncilT Tools. No sTperisn neeecetsS. Sas
~ fns Presidents Cashiers and rreasu rsrp of three
Bnks indoTss th ctr eular. Sent fres With samplss
Addressths American Stencil foolWorks, soSirr-
Geld, ysrmcat. R6oza
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SHEET MUs1o-A few copies of the beauti.
full waltz, Valse de 4Karghereta may De had
by calling on the Composer Mr.. FRED. H..
DoRR. s ned l-3w3 :
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LAKE. ERIE q LoUrsvrLLER.R
POST OFFICE HOURS.
orEslxe ANp CLOSING OF MAILS.

OFENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
CLOSES.
Through Mall going East, closes st----.-- $50 n.
Way Asu going East, closes 1850 A. N.
Through Nall going west closes ct --.--Il:45 A. NJ
Way Nail going West. closes at. $50 ?. N.
sNEAM erESs. qesw
Through Mall from the East ms st-----isto ?. n.
Way Mail FROM ths East opens at - 700 p. II.
Through AaI from the West opens at.--- 1850 A. n.
Way Nail from the West opensat-----.-- Il:so A. n.
l. =. a l. r. R.
Mails leave on the L E& &LRRGt.----.-1:lS ?. N
Nails arrive at-e:40A.M. 4. N.
STAGE ROUTES.
To ROllsrsvilIe, Tuesdays and Fridays st-- r. n.
Tc Black swamp, Saturdays, s,st----.--------1o at A n
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POWDERS one of The most wonderful discoveries OF
modem times It is the great Liver Gad BslIiOns
Remedy which completely throws in the shade slI
other discoveries in medicine; and it affords him
mueh grstifestion that they receive the unaninous
appreciation Of all who have tested them. The Magic
Bilious Powders are positive cure for Liver Conr-
paint in its most aggravated form, and an iunnsdi-
ats corrector Of all Bilious derangsments e1csllent
for Headache, Constipation Pimplss Blotches Sal
Low Skin Drovsinsss, Dizziness, Heartburn Palpts-
ton, and most wonderful Cure and Preventive Of
Fever Ague. I'VE advise all who are troubled With
this fearful nal adsy to always kesp the Powders on
hand ready for immediate use) Esre are a few i'm
pOrtant partcular lst. They are the Great sgeci6c
for all Bilious Afee- lions. ID They are the only
known remedy that viii cure Liver Complaint al
They ths only known remedy that will cure Con-
sipStion. 4th. The Powders thorough in their
operation that package viii bs all that the major
ity of those using them viii require TO effect cure
5th They mild and pleasant vet the most ee Ct
ual cathArtio known- 9Th. They are the cbeapest
and best medicine extAnt they be sent by nail
to any part Of the globe for the price, so cents
Circulars, containing certificates information ke
sent to anY part Of the world free Of charzs
SOLD b ALL DRUGGISTS, or By mail on applies-
ton 70 G. G. CLARK & Co, General A.
Eeufa, New Haven, Conn.
Prtcs so CsHts per Boz LsS.
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Glorious News.-Thc citisens of sFIe-
mont and vicinity, have discovered that the
Bankrupt Boot and Shoe Store is No Hun;
BUG, and that they can buy-tbe best quality
of Boots and Shoes-cheaper than at aoy
other place in the State Of Ohio. Call early
and secure some of the great bargains. Look
for the sign of the BANKRUPT SALE OF Doors
& SHOES Deals Block, Garner Of Front and
Garrison Streets, Fremont Ohio. ss.y,ao
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LOCAL. NOTICES.

P. CLOSE continues to receive Ohoice Brands
of Flour from the West at the rate of 100 bar
rels per week and sell way below the market
price. 3tf.
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Concerts. Mr.. A. s. Barber of Oberlin,
has been spending the last few weeks in
giving instruction in vocal music. to the
children and young people of this village.
HE has met with excellent success"
Nearly hundred scholars joined the Belle
vue Songsters, as he pleasantly styles his
Juvenile class, and about one-fourth as many
entered the class of older pupils. He has
made engagements TO close his convention"
and schools here with concerts on Thursday
evening, Feb. 2sth aud Friday evening,
March lst, in which the members of both
classes will take part. Every body is on the
gri vire and anticipate most delightful en-
tertainments. The programme consists of
Solos, Duets, Quartetts. Choruses, de-, and
we understand, is to be changed for the Sec
ond night. 1t will be worth one admission
fee to see so many children dressed in white
If We remember rightly, no such entertain
ment nor one likely to prove SO popular, has
ever been given here. We expect to see the
house crowded, both nights. The Concerts
will be given in the Congregational Church
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Acknowledge cement. We are indebted
to Prof. "A. D.I Bach Superintendent U. 8
Coast Survey, for his Report of the Survey
for the year 1864.
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FOR SALE!
Sewing Machines.

osR in to see them and get circulars, at
H.LESHERS HAT STORE.
I5u4n2 .,.-. Fremont, o.
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Storm Shield
Composition Paste or Ce m n t
Roofing.

DRICK, OR wELI.-BURET CLAY Is GROUNI
ID TO -four snd mixed with asphaltum or coal tar
and the brick a,ur having affinity for the tar
uuiteS,
FORMING A NEW CEMENT,
which, being spread, becomes hard Rock. Re-
tsiuing sufficient tenaeity, it cannot decsy burn.
LICENSES GRANTED BN THE PAT
ENTEE,
RICHARD y. STEVENSON,
enssl Clyde, sandusky Comfy, Ohio.
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ITCH ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATOHf
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

De- VIII C1EC hAC AtCA N 40 tAOuf8t
Also cures SALT RHEUN, ULCERS, UHILBL ANS
ard all ERUPri0NS OF THE SKIN. Price 60 esnts-
For ssle Eby all druggists. BY sending 50 cts 10
WEEKS Z R0rTER, Sole Agents ITO Weshington
street, Boston, It viii be forWardsd by mail free
postage, to any part Of The United Slat-s
E23yI-s.rn.1
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Oysters served up in any styled sired. Fresh Oys-
terE received daily by Express Oysters for rae BY
the J
Fremont o. Sent 2s I65S-sam6
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FREMONT.

EE- Copies of the "Journdl' in wra ppers
ready for mailing, can be had at this Office at
cents each.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
TO expire on the SIst day of January, 1861
OFFICE OF TIE AuDIr0R OF STATE,
INSURANCE DEPARTMEST,


TO expire on the Slst day of January, 1861
OFFICE OF TIE AuDIrOR OF STATE, D
INSURANCE DEPARTMEST,
COLUMBUS, OHIO, jan IS, 1867.
WHEREAS, The INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH
AMERICA located at Philadelphia, in the State Of
PennsylAan.a has ed in this Off sworn statement
Of its condition rvqlisa By the at ITO reguls.e
Insurance CompA les not Incorporated by hss tate OF
Ohio" passed April 8 1866, and amen led r, bTuary
1854 and the ac. 70 regulats FOREIGN Insurance
OsmpaDies passed Ayri 5, 1886; and, Whereas, faid
Company has furnished The undersigned sat sfScse-y
evi6e1ce tka II is possesssd of sctus Capita Of
at least One Hundred and Fifty Thou
pand Dollars, Invested as required b. sail acte I;
aad, wheIeas siid Company has tsei IN this Office
written instrumsnt under its co:p~rate seal, signed
by the President and Secretary hereof authorizing
acknowledge serv of process, tor and in beha Of
said Company according to the terms of sad ct Of
Al Til 8, 1886.
Now, THKREFoRE, in pursuance Of the acts afJre-
said, James Il. Goldman, Auiitor Of Stale for ohio,
do hereby csrtify that said lnsuauc Company OF
North America ct Philade,p phia, is au horned tn
transact the business OF Fire sni Marine losuaSce in
this State unilIhs thrtyrst day of January, in the
year one thou sand eight hundred and Exty-eight.
ISEAL I IN WITNESS KBEREjF, / have hefeunto
subscribed uy name and e1used the seal
Of my tHies 20 be sfdxed the day and
year above written.
JAS. II GOODMAN, Auditor of State
BY Jas. WILLIAss Chi. C. ERIK.
w. H. ANDREWS, Ag't, Fremont.
G. w. PRESTON, Ag't Clyde.
February Is, 1S67,-7WS.
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Attest, D. W. KREBs, Secretary.
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0f15a cous1I ~ ItasPaI.1os1i o. PniI1Ds1iHA.
Arthur G. Cofn Presidsnt, and Charles Piast, Sec
retary of the Insurance. Company of North America,
bsing severally affirmed, dspose and say. that q
'oregoiDg is full true and correct statement Of ths
Affairs OF the said Insurance Company and that they
are the above described officers thereof
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, President.
CHARLES FLATr, Secretary.
Subscribed and affirmed before me, this 25th day Of
January, 1867, witness my hand and Notarial seal
rSRAL.1 SAM'L L. CLEMENT,
FIVE GENT STAMP. Notary Public.
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Broke Jail.-Alman Palmer, who was
arrested about five weeks ago for passing
counterfeit scrip in Fremont, and confined
10 the county Jail succeeded in breaking
out last Tuesday evening and making his
escape. 1t appears that he broke the lock
of dungeon in the upper corridor Of the
jail, and made that location the base of his
operations. With piece of the bedstead be
battered a hole in the stone roof of the dun
geon, with hot poker burnt holes througha
thick osken floor Immediately above and
with case knife knicked like a saw, sawed
out space large enough to admit of his pas
sage, crawling up through this he found
himself in hall from which opened doors
into what were formerly the debtors apart
ments. These doors were open and it seems
he entered the nearest room, and jumped
out of window to the ground, Is feet. From
there he had to pass directly through the
hall Of the Court House in order to get to
the Street. 1t is wonder he met no one,
as it was yet scarcely dark. Up to this time
he has not been retaken.
Court Items.--Oourt is still in session
and will continue to be probably. during
next week.
The great sheep case, King vr. Graves, has
occupied considerable time, and about
year ago Jasper King, of jackson township,
purchased of one Graves, of Vermont, over
hundred sheer, paying $2s per head, soon
after he bought them the hoof rot broke out
among them, and King sued Graves for dam
ages, getting judgement for 81, 200 at the last
term of court. Motion for new trial was
granted, and it commenced last Friday. The
case was given to the jury on Wednesday,
and they failed to agree. 1t will therefore
be continued 10 the next term.
A breach of promise case, Rebeccs Beebe
vs.-Luts, was called on Thursday. This
promises to be an Interesting" case. Nu-
merous witnesses have been summoned, and
the trial will be protracted.
Letita Bosley VS.. VIM. Hamer; Admins.
traitor will be tried to-day. This case is
question of gift of property made during the
lifetime of VIM. Bamer, decd, to Mrs Bos-
ley. The AdministTa tor, Mr.. Hamer
claims that no gift was made and it will
make an interesting case.
Mrs. Van Buskirk was arrested for assault
and battery against her former husband. She |
was arranged and plead guilty
fnded her 81 and cost
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Agricultural Sooiety.-Tbe annual elec
ton of the Sspdusky County Agriculture
Society, resulted iu the choice Of the follow
ing named gentleman as officers for the ensu,
ing year:
President.-PLATT Brush.
Vice President. &c. II. BELL.
Directors.-E. Walters, Charles Powers
George W. Beck, j. V. Beery.
The Directors elected last year to hold theil
offices for two years, are: w. Vallette, D.
W. Krebs, j. P. Elderkin, BENJAMIN IDusu,
S. S. Rathbun and d. Belts.
Commissioned.-Cs Jesse @. Chance,
of this city lately received an appointment
as ID Lieut.. in the Regular Army and has
successfully passed the examination of the
Military Board at Louisville, and only waits
the confirmation of the Senate to receive his
commission in the IL, u. S. Inft, Gen. Sher-
mans old regiment.
Capt. Chance entered the service in 1862
with Capt. Orowells Company of the 25th
Ohio, served with honor through all of
IFS Virginia and South Carolina campaigns
and won his promotions fairly until he
reached the rank of Captain. He served on
the staff of Gen. Van Wykes now Lieut.. Gov.
ernor Of New York, and acted for some time
as A. A. A. G. to Gen. j. A. Bogert then
commanding District in Georgia. The
Captain is in every way worthy of his sp-
pOintment, and will prove himself an efic.
lent and gallant officer.
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Warm Meals at all Hours.

Farmers will End "Asrbe Hsli'' just the place TO
get a good square uesl when they come to town
with their produce.
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Valuable City Lots for Sale.
For Sale.

ENQuIRk OF r. pICKINSOl
Fremont, Sept. Z, lscs.-ssa.
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HuBER and RosEsAUGH atteud especially
to Undertaking. -rf ..' r'-a'-
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POland's Magic Bilious Powders

-. TElHIs PREPARATION is the discovery
Il of Rev. J. ". Poland. formerly Pas.
II tor OF the Babtist Church in GOfstown
E N. e., snd . man dearly beloved By that
10 r. denomination throughout New England.
e1anEs8 Re vas Obliged to leave tho nulnlf and
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THE LAnIHs, ROOM,
OYS e r S /!

We have room in Marble Hall especially cited u
As Ladies Saloon.
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0YFIoE OF THE AUDIIoR OF STATE, !
CotruuF-a a Ian % 1877

CoLrAHUs, o., Jan. rs, 1867.
1t LIS hereby certified that the foregoing correct
copy of the Statement o. Condition Of the Insurance
Company Of North America st Phiadeiphia, made to
and hlsd 10 this Cfice, for the year 1867
ISEAL.1 Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. II. GUDlAN, Autitor of State.
By JAS. WILLIAMS Chi. Clerk.
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w. H. ANDREWS, Ag't, Fremont.
G. W. PRESTON, Agt, Clyde.
February Is, 1S67,-7WS.
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ss.r THE ---- -.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-17
xow to Obtain Shares and Elm
cravings,

Send orders to us by mail, enclosing from s.
to $40, either by post Office orders or in regii
tered letter, at our risk. Larger amounts should
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A SPEEDY & HAPPY MARRIAGE.

II Ladies who have suffered from misplaced conf
dence. consult him before they get married he will
store their bloom freshness and vigor of youth and
able them to enter married life with confidence Of
health and happiness -. Journal If Health.
To make things more sure. If you call personally, he
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Y0URFUIURE HUSBAND OR WIeF

He will tell you their circumstances and their future
prospects, aud what better stil he tell their
thoughts, aud what their real intentions towards
What Is better than all. he tell yuu II tiey
will make You happy lie IL, therefore, sure depeul
ence- To all in business his advice II nvsluAle- lie
forte with the greatest certainty the results II all
cmmercal and business transactions and spesulalons
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THE RIVERSIDE IssTrTtrrE.


Situate at Riverside, Burlington county, New
Jersey, is founded for the purpose of gratuitous-
ly educating the sons of deceased Soldiers and
Seamen of the United States.
The Board of Trustees consists of the follow
ing we'll known citizens of Pennsylvania and
New Jersey
Hon. William B. Mann, District Attorney, Phila-
delpha, Pa.
Hon. Lewis r. Broomall ExChief Coiner U. S.
Mint and Recorder of Deeds, Philadelphia.
Hon. Vt. W. Ware, New Jersey.
Kenry German, Esq, Agent Adams Express,
Philadelphia, Pa.
J. E. Coe, Esq, of JOY, Ooe & Co., Philadelphia.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Washington, d. c..
April Is, 1857. Office of Internal Revenue -
Hoving received satisfactory evidence that the
proceeds of the enterprise conducted by the
Washington Library Company will be devoted to
cnarltaoie purposes, permission is hereby granted
to said company to conduct such enterprise ex-
empt from all charge, whether from special tax
other duty.
ag "A, ROLLINS, Commissioner.
The Association have appointed as Receivers.
Messrs. George A. Cooke d Co.. 80 South Third
street, Philadelphia. whose well Known integrity
and business experience will be susicient omar
antee that the money intrusted to tk.m viii he
promptly applied to the purpose stated.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 20, 1897
To the Officers and Members of the Washilcton
Library Co, N. S. Read Secretary.
Gentlemsn-On receipt of your favor of tLs
10Th inst, notifying of our appointment al
Receivers for your Company, we took the liberty
to submit copy Of your charter, with a plan OF
your enterprise to eminent legal authority, and
having received his favorable opinion in regard
to it's legality, and sympathizing with the bene-
VIOLENT object of your Association, viz /: the edu.
cation and maintenance of the orphan children
of our soldiers and sailors of the Riverside In
stitute we have concluded to accept the trust an
to use our best efforts to promote SO worthy an
object. Respectfully, yours. &c.
GEO. A. COOKE & co.
Address all letters and orders to E - = {
GEO. A. COOKE d CO., BANKERS.
50 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa
Receivers Tor the Washington Library Co. > s
00V0E 4 CRAN6PToNr
Agents in Rock Island.
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RICH. HAPPY q SUCCESSFUL.

In m their UNDERTAKINGS, while thos- who blinded
~ rrJadlce and ignorance -icc-sag his aivic- are
sti.l lahlrlnE aEan-t adversely and poverty.
20 assured Wealth, Enniueuce anil Good Luck are
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MORE GOOD NEWS!

DR. RAPHAEL will your Horoscope write
yonr nativity Every man. through the length and
breadth Of the land who has bad luck. and VIII cannot
get in the world sou1 lie in possession cf his Ho-O
scope and get DR. EApIIAEL'S
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IN LOVE AFFAIRS He NEVER FAILS.

lie has the secret Of winning the affections Of the op
psite lie guides the single to wealthy and hap
DIV marriage. and makes the married happy. His aid
ani advice has been slici:el ~ filo instances,
and the result has always hNcr
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decentralization Zee, Two Dollars.
PERSONS AT A DISTANCE
GUIDE TO HEALTH SLOEG LIFE

PUBLISHERS OF NEWSPAPERS
May send a specimen copy of their papers, aud
their rates OF advertising per aunum. for one
column, payable quarterly in advance, with
the number of miles the place of publication
is from Chicago. Address, DR. RAPHAEL
Box cara. Chicago, Illinois.
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II Noa Wit him personally he tell the afflicted
tie esa II their disease and suffering He also tell
whether they be cured VT not thus saving the
afflicted both trouble and expense
HIS hours for seeing visitors from 10 A. NJ p NJ
pAILT, SCNnArs ENcEPTED-AT No al 3 East MADISoN
STREET. lUP sTARs) EE-vLES WILLS FRANKLIN
STREETS, CHICAGO, lLlzsogs.
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WRITTEN OPINION or HIS FUTURE pss:PEsIs
IN LEE

II will guide him Wealth. E-ainenoe and Honor-
Thousands Of Iu,d men who unfortunate and
successful ia their busineSs-Enrn who worked hard
AMI who struggled against adversely and misfortune
the greater part their lives and no found the
they tried get Crwrd the world the things
went against them These men got DIR. RAFHAEI'S
opinion up-n their failure Prospects IN life ALI who
Ml.eLN l-.-.nN.al DR. L ApII AlI.-
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-13
INSURED

OHicr ia the Buiidiug OF the Hank
ut che Uuiom.