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RADwAY q CO.,
z MAIDEN LANg.N.Y
n s.PArENT OFFICE.

n PATENT OFFICE.
u. WAsHIsGToN. Sc pternper g., 1873
CD the petition Of SAMUEL N. MILLER Of
EtdEzm, Mass, praying for the extension of
EStept granted him ON the 2sih day OF June, 1854.
for a. Improvement In Combined q nor. this
appEc alton IAying been authorized by act Of Con-
gIess. approved July -, 1851
ltis CrCeTed that said petition be heard at this
SiLee % The I'd dag Of November next: Amy person
Mons ana other spers should be filed In this Ofce
twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
se4 WV Comm ssioper Of Patents.
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PAWNBROKERS.

- CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE. ~
~ sol ELEynNTH sTREETa ~X
The business known - 8. King 4 Co., Pawn
brokers, will be conducted hereafter by J, BART
LIFT Money lones on time to suit customers,
on Gold and silver Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry,
Geld and Silver Plate, Pianos, Fur nit9re Ladies
die Of all descripti Old gold and silver ght
and sold ~ 93m| ! j. BARTLETT.
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PROPOSALS.
PRofosALs ron TEAnseoRrIse NATE
BIALS fOk BUILDING CAPI
bATTERAs LIgHf

DROFOsALs FO1 TRANsPORfYNo Marr
RIALs rUn BUILnikQ CAPE
HOUSE, n. U.
1REAsvRY DEPARTMENT.
OFPicR LIGHr-HoUsR BoxRn
rn.,i Psorosais viii BE- received at this on co
sHptemSs gao. ia IN on rRlDAY the 2sth day Of
Nd. % . desig ats anchorage in Pamlioo sonn9
pear aitsras Inlet, Abeut one million RI X 49,
Light hnn.s (, @ns,ena Tor the construction Of
lnfcrmation concerning this service NAV ba oh .
49, VI on application 10 w. J. Nsuman, Esq,
h heiutnn Lisht house kpE;aeer, Custom WISE
Light house Engineer SON thesst corasr Of siHtss
ana ainut streets, Philadaichia pa "
W. b sHUBkIok Chairman.
PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.
H,ssqpdrters E,a MiIi,ar, District,
tpS. th'c Com vrSSd-y OF Srbxisfssr,,$
Richmond, Va .Sertemher "a isSs
% Ned Proposals will be received at this ON &c
for sun, Clock on M0EDAY, the .ist instant.
psrtment with twelve thousand Eve hundred
tlztoel pounds OF Brown Sugar, in good sound
barrels, one thousand two hundred al ,2o0D pounds
in strong boxes strapped with hickory; four shon'
sano l0eD pounds Of Common Brown Soap. q ID
Sars: IN strong boxes strapped with hickory four
sunored and twenty (420) gallons Of MOlssses, In
Esoh proposal must be accompanied by sam pIe
OF the articles offered The aHov supplies to re
states Subsistence Depot Riehmona Va V on or
before the 18th instant subject the ins pectiou of
the Undersigned. Further particulars obi aimed
ty application at this Office.
Payment will be made upon the deliyery and Ar
BY order Of Brevst Major General A B. Eaton.
B,eyet MAJOR and Chief O. g., First niiitary BE.
trict- seia6t
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kl1ED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
W ASH NGrON. ID O., August 3 1888.
Op the petition Of "A BON II. ALLAN, Of Bos-
ton Messac husets. prsytng for the extension Of .
pSfert granted him oB the sth DAY Of December,
inRs.
Il 10 ordered that said petition be heard at this
offce on the sd day Of November next Any per-
may oppose this extension Objections, de-
petitions spd other papers should be fled in this
once twenty Gays before the day OF hearing.
ELISHA FOOTB.
se1-lsvsw whatsoever OF Patent
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-31
FREMONT SANDUSKY COUNTY OHIO; FRIDAY. JULY 81 1868

which can be postponed by drinking
wine. He will hold his body in ven
Grafton. He will feel all the turpitude
and shame in violating it. He will
acquire the greatest intellectual good
by the smallest bodily loss. He will
know that mental acquisitions gained
at the expense of physical power OF
prowess are not culture but efeminacy.
He will honor a rosy and stalwart
ignoramus, who is also an honest man,
faithfully standing at his post; but be
will start back with alright and indig-
nation at the spectacle Of pallid philos-
opher. The Coming Man, 1 am firmly
persuaded, will not drink wine nor any
other stimulating fluid. If by chance
he should be sick, he viii place himself
in the hands Of the Coming Doctor, and
take whatever is prescribed The inn
preston is strong upon my mind, after
reading almost all there Is in print on
the subject, and cOnversing with many
physicians, that the Coming Doctor
will give his patients alcoholic mixtures
about as often as he will give them
laudanum, and in doses of about the
same magnitude, reckoned by drops
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4oetrg
THE WISE FAIRY
BY ALICE CARY.

BY ALICE CARY.
Once in a rough, wild country, t- --
On the other side of the sea,
There lived a dear little fairy,
And her home was in a tree
a dear little, queeTthttle fairy,
% " And as rich as she could be.
To Northward and to Southwark,
She could overIookithe land,
And that was why she had her house
In a tree, you understand
For she was a friend Of the friendless,
And her heart was In her hand.
And when she saw poor women
Patiently, day by day,
Spinning, spinning and spinning,
e Their lonesome lives away,
She would hide III the flax of their distaffs
A lump of gold, they say.
And when she saw poor ditchers,
Knee-deep in sOmfe wet dyke,
Digging, digging and digging,
To their very grave bellke,
She would hide a shining lump of gold
Where their spades would be sure to strike
And when she saw poor children.
Their goats from the pasture take
Or saw them milking and milking,
Till their arms were ready to break,
What splashing in their milking pals,
Her gifts Of gold would make :
Sometimes in the night fisher
Would hear her sweet low call,
And all at once a salmon of gold
Right out of their net would fall;
But what have to tell you
Is the strangest thing Of all.
If any ditcher, or fisher,
Or child or spinner old,
Bought shoes for his feet, OF bread to eat,
Or coat to keep them from the cold,
The gift of the good old fairy
Was always trusty gold.
But if ditcher, or a fisher,
Or a spinner, or child so gay,
Bought jewels or wine, or silks so fine
Or staked his treasures at play,
The fairy's gold in his very hold
Would turn to lump of clay.
So, by and by the people
Got open their stupid eyes:
ave must learn to spend to some good end"
They said ''if we are wise;
IT'S not in the gold we waste or hold,
That golden blessing hes"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-31

Ex-Gov. Seymour was in Milwaukee
when news came of the capture of Fort
Donelson by Gen. Grant. A CORES
pondent says; The people of that city
were soon marshaled in a vast process
sion in the streets-men, women and
children, the entire town en- RsaSse, in
carriages, in wagons, on horseback, and
afoot, moving with torches, fireworks
and bands of music, along the princi-
pal avenues of the city. The assem-
blsge at last halted before the NewhalT
House, and Seymour SEYMOUR
was the cry. No Seymour appeared.
At last a committee appointed for the
purpose, found him at bis room about
retiring, aud with great difficulty
brought him to the balcony. For
about five minutes, not more l believe,
Gov. Seymour felt inspired by the oc-
casion to address those assembled thou
sands of enthusiastic men aud women.
But what a speech for such an hour!
So hesFtless and cold were his words
they seemed to freeze as they fell.
Each sentence was Ike water upon
flame. Not an expression of thankful
ness for the nations prospect of deliy-
erance, not a word of congratulation
for great victory, not a syllable of
praise for our "braye boys in blue"
not a breath of hope for a successful
sequel to the war. 1t was the general
remark among his hearers, after he had
finished, that all he had said could
have been uttered as consistently and
as earnestly by Jefferson Davis himself
upon the same occasion.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-31
A Little Nonsense.

The height of impudenee-Taking
shelter from the rain in an umbrella
shop.
What is the difference between a pill
aud hilll One is hard to get down,
and the other to get up.
Adam was the only man who never
tantalized his wife about the way
''mother used to cook"
It is very ungenteel to ask sn IN
married lady If she remembers the
last visit of the seventeen year locusts.
To be born with silver spoon in
your mouth is luck; but twice lucky
he who can open his mouth without
betraying the spoon.
Fanny Fern having said that the
"men of the present day are so fast,
Prentice says "they have to be to catch
the women"
elias the railroad got inF" asked a
gentleman of an Irishman standing at
depot, thinking to quiz him. "One
| ind has sir, )" was the reply.
Why do the countrymen of Garibal-
di so generally take to organ-grindiDg
in foreign climesl 1t is because they
are SO accustomed to revolutionary
movements.
A boy eight years old in one OF
our public schools, having been told
that reptile is an animal that creeps,
on being asked TO name one, promptly
and triumphantly replied, "a baby"
Some people out West carry tolera-
bly, big wallets. A local journal Of
Montana, Iowa, alluding to a recent
robbery in that place, says:-The thief
appropriated a pocket book containing
| 50, two shirts, vest, and an oveacoat
At collection lately made at a char
ity fair, young lady offered the plate
to a rich man who was noted for his
stinginess. 81 have nothing" was bis
curt answer. "Then take something,
Sir, she rephedi you know L am
begging for the poor"
A countrymsn took his seat at a
tavern table opposite to a gentleman
who was indulgiDg in bottle of wine.
SuppOsing the wine to be common
property, our unspohisticated country
friend helped himself to it with the
gentIeman's glass. "That's COOL" ex-
claimed the owner of the wine indig-
nautly. 'Yes," replied the other, 81
should think there was ice in it"
Ayoung man sent his father in the
country his photograph, accompanied
with request for aid, as he was poor
and required money for the necessaries
of life. The old man looked over the
photograph and then responded, "You
can't cheat me, you young dog. You
can't be very poor to be living among
marble vases, and statues, and flowers,
and nice furniture, such as your piettsr
shos0sl"
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Foreign Gossip.

Eight Arabs have been sentenced to
imprisonment for life in Algeria for
the trivial offense of eating fricasseed
baby.
Mr. Charles Vosey, a learned En-
glishman, in recent theological work,
says, 'If the bodies of all men were
to be raised like Christs, and restored
las they were before corruption, there
would not only be no standing room on
the earth for them, but they would
form a closely packed mass, thousands
of times larger than the earth itself"
There is lady in Paris who is so
terribly afraid of seeing or hearing the
"artillery of heaven" that she has fitted
up the inUer cellar beneath her house
in the Rue de Berlin as a boudoir; and
there, where erst were curious dry old
wines and seductive liquors, are now
sofas, easy chairs, or ornaments, and
gas lamps. At the first crack, or first
faint flash, Madame B. retires to
her "crypt"
The wife of the Crown Prince of
Prussia, the oldest daughter of Queen
Victoria was at the Crystal Palace en-
joying the fireworks on Saturday even
ing, the 4th inst, and on the morning
of the 9th she gave birth to daugh-
ter. But the Princess did better than
this in 1864, when she went skating on
the ice on the 7th of January, and on
the 9Th gave birth to a son.
Liverpool has good local story of
tiger which escaped from a menagerie
and terrified the suburbs for some
hours. In one outlying district a man
who had '1ost the use of both legs"
had sat for 20 years; sturdy stuntsd
vagrant, making a good thing out Of
his iufrmity. But in an evil hour for
his professional profits the road where
he had taken up his seat for score of
years was on the morning of the tigers
escape the scene of a fierce stampede.
Down it poured pell-mell, men women,
and children at full speed, screaming
with terror, and crying out, "The
tiger the tigerl" The cripple had
heard the news of the tigers escape,
and now fear lent him legs, or restored
his old limbs; he started up, threw
away the big bowl on which he had
sat doubled up every day, and with an
energy that left nothing to be desired,
be bounded down the road, aud soon
outstripped all competitors The tiger
was caught; but the ''cripple" was
never seen again, at least in that neigh
borhood.
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A letter received by a gentleman of
Cairo from Oxford, Mississippi, states
that few days ago Sheriff W. s. Mckee,
on returning home from an adjoining
county, stopped to battle. in Tallahat-
chic river. His feet touching some
thing smooth on the bottom several
times, curiosity at length led him to
examine closely, when he found a small
iron chest. Procuring assistance he
took it to Oxford, broke it open, and
found three thousand dollars in silver,
two thousand eight hundred dollars in
gold, twelve hundred Mexican dollars,
and four thousand dollars in Confsd-
rate money. There were no papers in
the chest to show its ownership,
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HoOfiand's German Tonic

q eOmbiautioa Of an Es iaOTedisHts Of te BitsT1,
S0iA PURH Santa CTHs Rum, Orange, etc. u fs gSed
for Gs dseaSCS ds BieTs, IN cases t1eTe SO5s
pus aooholso stialHs IS required RoH sgiU bear in
sfIS lGs Gess Temedies entirely different Jrpzs
snr che-s GdUesed for s Of ts disedses named
sIs beig Siestife PTdratOEs Of siediciHdI ertrds,
1s t oEherS ara @Srs decOcfioHs Of TEuB IN sons
SoFsa. 7Ro TONIC e decidedly 0Rsof De NOS plea
east and agreeable TeedieS offered to tte public
Hs taSs q e1gisG e pleasure 10 take u i1iLs is
Hs1ipaG, eEilar1tta9, ard sledteiadl ql1atss heUs
esssSi 4 y y kasl1a e De greatest Of ~ toSteA
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ExrERMINATNG MosQUIToES-A cor
respondent writes that csrbonic acid
has recently been successfully used near
Railway, N. j., for determination Of
mosquitoes and flies. A small piece Of
cloth, saturated with the acid, was hung
upin room, and in two hours the flies
had entirely disappeared. In the even
ing the acid was tried in the kitchen
where the mosquitoes were very troub-
lesOme, with like success. The remedy
is worth trying.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-31

CcSTRAsT.-We give below a few
lines, which are going the rounds of
the press, showing the great contrast
between the way the sires of '76 put in
their time, compared with those of '6S.
The rejecting reader will at once see
the drift of the author, and admit that
such is too often the case, As there is
more truth than poetry in these lines,
we let you read them for yourself:
l716.
Farmer at the rlOugh,
Wife milking COW,
Daughter spinning yarn,
Son threshiDg at the barn,
All happy TO a charm.
1858.
Farmer gone to see a show,
Daughter at the piano,
Madam gaily dressed in satin,
All the boys learning latin,
With mortgage on the farm.
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Wig would 8 man rather lose bis
hand than footl Because in losing his
foot he loses something to boot,
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Farmers are like fowls, neither will
get full crops without industry.
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DEBILITY.

mere ss no medicine sqssdI % Boctands German
BileTs on Tonic in - ai cases Of Debility
They iTapdTf tone and UigOT 70 the I0hols
sgSlem, strengthen the appetite, cause
an enjo,TaeRf Of dlev- food, enable The stO-
mach 70 digest T. purify The blood give good, sound
healthy complexion eradicate he yeil0t1 tiHge from ne
eye SP1f bl0OE 20 the ckeskS and change The patient
from akOrt-brcdthcd eadeidtcd tooGk, and aeTpouS
tBValid TO full faced, stout, and vigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bitters or
ctnes. They can be administered with
perfect safety TO a child three months
old, the most delicate female, or man
OfninetT.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-31
EoOfIsnds German Bitters

A entirely vegetable, and contains no
hguoF' lt IL eomP2nn9 OF E5u16 i e. !Sx- *
nom which these extracts are made
5R i: s.e:;:sS :s sIaaI IG,S$ss%s; sSa&; sPss: e
q Bcfent1 nc ~ chemist The9e
extracts are then forwarded to this
country 20 be used expressly for the
HnRmufacture Ofthese BttterBs There ig
no alcoholic substance OF any kind used
IN cOmpO1nG1ng the Btttergs hence tt IL
tie OnlV BitteFn that can be used In
cases where Alcoholic st1mulsnts are
net advisable
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-31
THE "CoMING MAN"

THE looming MAN"
AS to "The Coming Man" he proph-
estes:
"The Coming Man, as before re-
marked, will not drink wine when he
is well. It will be also an article of his
religion not to commit any of those sins
against his body the consequences Of
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-31
TOLEDO
VA. SMITH,

Ma. cM4Ahs
A RCHITECE, ToIedo, o. Plans and Design
A made Of Public Buildings and private Resi-
dsaQes. EFEE =
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-31
An Important Declaration.
Seymour, Blair aud ReVOlu'
lion ReRudiated by a German
Democratic journal.

The GAINESVILLE (ohio) Gsrnsania, the
only German paper published there,
and which has hitherto been Demo
cratic, in last weeks issue repudiates
the candidates nominated at New York,
and shows a decided leaning towards
Grant and Colfax. It reads:
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-31
OIL CLOTHS, &C.
FREMONT, OHIO.

WE take pleasure in announcing to our Gus
w toners that after ten years OF successful
business we are again in the field wide awake for
T. ade and intend to use ali honorable means to Sc
cure your faTors permanently. B~ing working men,
Young and ambitious we shall always be on the
alert using our utmost skill in making purchases,
and expect to present the coming season
stock Of more than ordinary pretensionssndof OF
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-31

N''1's 1ll''l71'0' 1EIV 17I9 w
blood Purifiers r,f
evsT knOVn and sDiu cure all diseGsss resulting from
bad blood Keep yotlrU2 blood pure; keep your
Lfuer IN order; keep your digestive organs
On a sound, healthy condition, by the ttse
Of 1ese TemedieS q and no disease SgiH
aSSai you The best men IN e country recommend
ten. II years Of honCa reputation 90 for anything
S0u Rta IN thcss preparations. s--
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n A KE T r ATE s.!

This is our motto, and we cordially invite ouI
friends TO increase their trade with US, and those
who are not our customers we urge to make with
Us a. least onA experiment. One of the Arm is al
waysiu New York to take advantage Of the
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-31

as fast as the are produced. As ain to build uT
q valuable reputation and have determined to ex
tend our trade just rather than 10 make profits
we shall sell At the
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-31

. = " fAIEI
T6cKEMTTH AND CUTLER. Repairs Locks,
A Clocks, Sewing Machines, Trunks, Umbrellas,
&C. Grinds Surgeons Instruments, Razors Knives,
Shear and all kinds of small edged tools. All work
stteU5ed to promptly and satisfaction guaranteed.
iShoT On Croehan Street. south side, rear of Closes
1FOosEYi FREAONF.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-04

CoMNLNcgMENT ENERCisEs AT l.uTHgRvILtE SgA
ISART The trHlh annual Commencement Of ih'
I.uilrrsillc frmlle Seminary took place on Thurs
ia, Of last wc'k, aud although the weather was
1ailrr iurlcInrni, there was a large rOncourse oil
t",."n. lr'scni the large aadicnre hall being
s'tpNd'd ~ oVeriiowing. The order 81 eEefci'
-,s rnnsi.irI al the reading Of rssats vocal and
tu.itum-niil mI.ic. sc The musical portion
~ thu pTuprarmInc Mas under the objection o
l'uui Nu,,"at Following the exercises Of III,
Iupii- al ini-Ies ting address Ma made by Rev
Ir,iug Mage. Of chambersburg Prgbsyl yauia
D,pln'nas Grrc then presented To the graduating
'inss. as follows
Clara Baumgardner, Pennsy lvania; LOUIS
x Emory, Baliimorc county. Nd. Kate Git,
"a Eselina Ilarhnlrn, Pa; Ella King. u. u;
Kar,-i Nisl-y, Pa; Music Woollen. Nd. Certi.
h"airs we're given to the following members OF
IA, -raior class Lille Church, Pa Annie Col
hny. Bnliimor- county Nd: Frances feaiher
elmo Lille Getty. Md; Minnie Lowe. Md.
Anna u. Morris, Baltimore county. Nd Ells
SSi,Hsr Ps Lizzie Talbot, Baltimore county,
MI Ida wrlh. Nd; Julia Wikidal, Ohio
Laura Williams. Pa The exercises were con.
clnled with u chorus and the bcncdic,ion. The
catalogue show, the number Of pupils in the IN.
,'i,nii0n Ia he one hundred aud five.
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I Ii + u ON
TOWSONTOWN, MD.
saturday. July 4fh, 1868.
LoNGNECKEgs a CONNER. PrsLisnKns.
LOCfL TIERS.

TnE JuREs ron ArGusr TKRv.- Nonda.
list Judge YrllOlt revised the jury list OF fv
hundred names, and added the following IL
placc III tho,c who had been drawn out, al,
Tho had died. or removed
Fr1 DisiFicf. ..- James Holden, Joshua Mellot
Iohn Thompson, Vim. Roussey, Geo l.oomis
Knhl u Thompson. Vim. Stewart.
Scud D,siT,oi. ----Jamcs Dykes. Chas. q
Shiplry, Wm Nahdykr, Martin l.. Jean, Johr
Rogers. Joshua y. l.. worihing,ou, Atwood
Blunt
Nini DisiSid. ~ lillian, \. Lloyd
Fourth Difr,ci VIM. 4. SHADE. Samuel 4
Martin, Henry II. Gotc, Phillip u. 0Wings. :
T. storm. Elisha christopher.
fUL D,ar,rf - John ". Atnarosi, jacob
Shanbnrgcr, Jacob T. caplcs john l.. Turl
John T.. kcllry.
sal Di,i,;d. Wilson Ilouscrnan, Grorgr T.
Alhan
Srcnih D,,iS,d. Alfred ). Cooper, \ J y
.Nimony, Richard A. Rrmaic.
E,yIfh D,s'r,d - Alfred Il. Gent, john Bond
John u Shock, Gisl 7. Cockry, WIN u C"okry
Vincent T. Shiple, VIM Gent Jr t;rcrgr u
turkey
N,.a D,ar,T. Jos IarAiLs. Jno. ". Tread.
way, Jainrs ". bryan, John 4. Clark, jaime.
Hall, t'has. a. buchanan, John e.. Armstrong,
i'rinh tatlrr, NJ, Chas u. liuckman, Oharic,
Elsrly. ui u , Philip Moon, Frederick Smith,
tharl's u Tay lor, Edward ". Lawson, lsichafd
" lli-, Thomas H. Taylor.
Enh D,,b,ci Henry u lluivhins, - H.
i'arkrr, John ihilpol, Milton Dance.
Hrrnh DidI,ff - Joshua J,ssup John ".
i;urinn Walter 7 Allrndcr, Geo. Jenkins, Jas
i:,ngl-n. David Ming
Ts,lM D,,iricf. David Patlcti, Philip u.
iinrrln Ius;us MafIrll, Stephen j. liOnd
H,ri,shh D,siT.cf. -l'rtrt g. Mitchell
The, uanI-s we've written an slips, and placed
~ the taN With ih"sr already ih,tr. and Mr..
Al, ,,tuc14i,d iu draw thu uaInrs given hlow.
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