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,n.,,c., f,oyn me- ana v;th much violence and

the paper from me, and with much violence and
furious gestures spoke for some time.
Don A. Jackson drew from other papers. one
which was already writtenj 1t contained the or
der for committing me to prison.
was carried off to prison At IL at night, and
nv steward with me. left my house open, With
three or four soldiers, United States troops, in
il. l left my private papers. Official correspond
ence, and what was under my charge officially,
without any account, at the discretion OF Don A.
Jackson. The keys Of my trunks and money
sbesf were not removed. At two O'Clock in
th morning, a couch was spread for me by q
resBectable citizen of the United States aud my
osscers; for Don A. Jackson | was permit
TED 10 throw myself (sick as I was) upon the
bricks Of the prison.
To this faithful narrative ! have sworn upon
my honor.
The following extract from the Remonssfance
Of the Spanish Charge to the Secretary OF State.
dated Oct. 6, 1891, will show the sensibility Of
Spain to this i~ndignity and wong:
Col. Calaya, considered as a private indiyi-
dual, was in Florida under the protection of the
civil laws. which secure property and persons.
As the Federal Constitution, so also the Span
ish Constitution, guarantee these laws Of pro-
lection. Both Constitutions separate the judi.
cial power from the execuuve.
n Caiaya be cons isersd as in fact he was, .
Csmmissary Of his Catholic Majesty, he remain.
ed in Florida under the d. ectiou which the
laws of the countries, (ihe most sacred) and the
law Of nations, grant.
The scandalous proceeding of Jackson,
is wholly without example, and my government
cannot but view 10 az a grievous cfencs eo'nmitied
against Span.
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Judge Fromsntin to the Ssc'ry OF Stale.

PENSACOLA, Oct. %, 1871.
The Constitution of the United States; the
Laws OF Congress; the Commissioner of the
President; are all trampled under foot. The
Revolution is complete; and the Jacksonian1
Commonwealth is actually spewed into exist
ence.
Gen. Jackson has now crossed the Rubicon.
The country was invaded. conquered. Whether
the usurper be a foreigner, or an officer of the
Common wealth, does not alter the question, ex.
eept so far only, in the present instance, it
makes the UsuRPER MORE GUILTY.
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10 Capt. DApH, Officer of the Day:
You will take into your custody, and safely
keep, Don Jose Cslava and his steward, Fuila.
rat, until the documents and parers reci,ed in
the order for the arrest Of Domingo Sousa ara
produced. and delivered unts II. VI. Brecken.
ridge, Aicsde of the city of Pensacola. Given
under my hand this 22d day of August, 1921.
ANDREW JACKSON,
Governor OF the Fioridas, SO.
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O..
A. q.
The Despottsm of Coz Jackson described
Judge Fromsntia ia tie Secretary of
STATE.
PENSACOLA, Sept. 81, 1891.

srSAtoLhs oSpts LAs lOIls
Sir: My situation, and the situation of the
county. becomes More desperate every day
When after receiving my commission, on the
very day Oh which the pretended county court
created by Gen. Jackson, adjourned, / wrote
you that things should remain in statu quo. :
But The evil is making every day r-
pid progress that I ain seriously alarmed at the
immense number of suite, both civil and crimi-
nal, which are every day tried here. coram non
JUDGE. The county court holds adjourned ses.
sions every month, and the General 10 engaged
in hearing trials himself, more or less every
day. What bis views are, | cannol tell. But
feel serious anxiety when | see him from the
Bench, which he has usurped, pressing indis
criminately into his service truth and untrutb,
fair and unfair. /.
wa. fattered. . few days ago, with the hope
Of being able at last to make an effort to put an
end to this horrid state of things. .
But, upon reflection, what will j, "a commission
for a deputy marshall avail the public or mel
can exercise no jurisdiction.
The portion of the srny here, is under the or
der Of Genersi Jackson. The posse comita,us
would be inefficient. II my life was the only
sacrifice to be riske1, the laws should be obey.
ed. But under our government of laws and
freedom lin Fioridal the most revolving system
OF lnqulsbIoD prevails; ana I aul compelled to
desire. as preferable to what exists here now
even the despotism Of Algiers, Tunis, or Mo-
rocco. This place re echoes with the most out.
rageous and inpious vociferaiions. and that too,
from a place called Bench of Justice, against
every body who will dare to question The supre.
macy of the Governor. | am credibiy informed
that commissions have been, or are to be sent to
New Orleans, in order to find out, by deposit
tions there, the names of The writer's here, whose
description of the scenes which have taken
place at Pensacola, does not exactly tally with
the Accountg given by the Genera and his friends.
| write you with a rope round my neck | can
afford protection TO nobody here, much less to
myAef. have the honor, &c.
/. ELlG. FROMENTIN.
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The Outrags upon CaIapa, related by
himself, and cOmplainsd ofbu Spain.

A while after, Isays Col. Calava, without fur.
'ther preiimInaries, q party of troops, with the
commissioners, assaulted the house, breaking
the fence, although the doc. was open; entered
my apartments; surrounded my bed Withdrawn
|bayonets; removed the mosquito net; made me
sit up; The was sick and demanded the papers,
or they would use their arms against my person.
/" l represented to them that now,
since M person was not secure as q freeman,
and in free country, in the asylum Of my house,
and in the dead of the night; and that what
ought to be preserved to my nation was not
respected in my official situation and character,
| laid these things before their government,
ana took refuge under their laws.
GCalava was thus compelled, at the dead of
night, to leave q sick bed, for the purpose of
answering Undergraduates required By circRa.
stances The sequel was worthy of this begin.
ming. Let him again be heard
requested him Governor Jackson1 TO per-
NIT me to answer in writing. He granted i;
readily. | Sc myself to write a regular proteI...
that | might go on to answer afterwards.
hardly began when Don Andrew Jackson
'The Judge was prophetic. In
after the date of this letter, as has
the Governor, without knowledge,
to his face, but in a letter,) W
to rebellion and treason
time after, (Noy. i3th.) says,
to STIMULATE the propel
himself '9yspPly 'he most sP
What an escape from III
ttNote by Judge FIR
taking possession Of Pl
were headed '.JaC.
WE4LTH" Isen(
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ORDER ToLT. MoUNTz.

FEssAcoLA, aug, u, 1871.
Sir: Should Col Calava and bis ste re
fuse to deliver the documents. which will be
required OF them BY Col. Butler and DR.. Bro.
naugh, and on the report OF Col. Butler TO you
OF their refusal, you will Immediately take the
said Colonel Csisva and bis steward, Fullarsi,
into custody. and bring them before me. to an
swer such interrogaiories as are required by the
circumstances attending the case.
Very respectfully. your obedient serv't,
ANDREW JACKSON
1t. Mountz, Officer of the Guard.
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ORDER TO COLONEL BROOKE.

ORDER TO COLONEL BROOKE.
PEssAcoLA, Aug. ~, 1921.
Sir: You will furnish an officer. sergeant,
corporal, and twenty men, and direct the officer
TO cali on me by half past 8 O'Clock, (nlght, for
orders They will have their arms and accou-
tremenis complete, and twelve rounds of am
munition.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
ANDREW JACKSON,
Governor Of the Pioridas, &c.
Col. G. M. Brooke, Commander 9th Iaf
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.AceidsEt-Dayid Goodrich, a young
man in Glastonbury, CT. on the 2Ist
ult. while engaged in wrestling, "a com.
mon practice with the athletic yeomanry
of New England) was thrown so severe
ly as tn break his neck and occasion his
death the next day.
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The justiee Of this rernonstrsnce. .,a
9yseli mat ne VIII be pleased to give. v;shs,'
delay to monarch who has given susb n o.S
% ms Ios ine United States. $50
demands. f"sh nation
guished considerations. A'ss oissip.
J0AQUIN DE .sNDUsc.
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To fAe Editor Of Me NE,

10 che Editor sf hs Nes FORK AD,-,u
Mr. Van Buren, having exp6eitIx .aSc
disavowed all intention on the ns.. sna noslly
and bis friends, of altering the Elec,a. UNSET
Of this State. and it being therefore Law
a certainty, that the People win ehalDeo to
Electors of President and Vice presJa"e The
Districts, you are requested, on bebalf -. ey
York Delegation, to publish the foIIov:..ne \.
mate Of the probable vote of this sta,ss est
statement was prepared after the mos, winch
inquiry, at the late State Convention os =
Men, at Utica. ~"pi
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Chosen by the Electors

Those Districts marked A. which, with The
two chosen by the Electors, give IS votes, con.
sidered at The Convention as decidedly for the
Administration The remaining Districts, eithes
doubtful, or for Jackson.
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Wome aHatra.
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS,
Exploratory of the Conduct of Gen
Andrelc Jackson.

The Forms Of writs and Judicial Process, in q
'Jaoksonian Conmoa wealth.
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From The Vrg.nia Free Press.

<foM fHc Virginia free frsss.
The vnte of Virginia has been SO confidently
claimed by the Jackson party, that most per.
sons have yielded it up to them without dispute.
We propose making some inquiry into the pro.
pricty OF this surrender, and will be thankful
for informs'ion on the subject from editors whs
have an opportunity of judging better than We
have, OF the districts near them. W. pretend
to no spirit Of prophecy, blu, will venture an
opinion as to the vote of this and \ neighboring
district. If IN error, the polls will correct pa
This electoral district will give the following
majoriiies for the Administration:
Loudoun, 500
Berkeley, 200
Jefferson, 1U0
-
800
In the Frederick District, the majorities win
probably be-
Hampshire, 800
Morgan, so
$50
Deduct jackson's maj in Frederick, $50
Administration majority. 100
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Token Of Respeos.-On Saturday, the 9th inst
about 20 OF the publishers and editors of Boston,
gave a dinner, at the Exchange Coffee House,
to Messrs. Young and Minis, on the occasion Of
their retiring from the editorial field, after ala.
boz of near fsrty years. The veteran of the
C%entinei. Major Russell, presided at the table,
assisted By Mr.. Loring, editor of the Christian
Waterman as Vice President. The guests were,
saluted by a variety of sentiments, indicating
the wishes of their brethren that their future
life might be as serene and happy as the past
bad been prosperous and exemplsry.-Csur'er
At a meeting of a few of the friends
Of the Administration at Richmond
Court house, on Monday, the list inst
after the court had adjourned, without
any previous notice,) John Darby. Esq.
was called to the Chair, aud William d.
Taylor appointed Secretary.
On the motion of J. w. Bel6sld, Esq.
it was
Rssoloed, That p. A. Bramham, ESQ.
be requestedt to address the citizens OF
the county at October court, relative to
the Presidential question.
Rssolcsd, That Electoral Tickets De
obtained and circulated through the
county.
Resolved, Thata meeting of the Anti
jackson Committee be called on Salpr.-
day, the 18th, and notice be given, rss
p. A. Brambam, Esq. will address I'd
citizens .! October court, and inviting
their attendance.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF Ws
meeting be forwarded to The wing an1
Arena for qualifications.
JOHN DARBY, Chairman
VIM. III. Taylor, Sec'y.
Mn~Granger, who was nominated
the Administration Convention Tor Lieu"
Governor, and subsequently, by the
IL Masons as Governor of New ,o,A'
has declined the latter. and accepted ~.
former nomination. Smith lh0mpI
and Francis Granger are tbereioie ;o.
before the people as the Admlnls.c 10.
| candidates for Governor and Lieu.
vernon Of that great State.
The Emperor Of Russia has aPiansui
ed Alexis Eustapheive, Esq. nls ...;ss
| General to the United States 70 ar.
at New York; .nd he is exPec'eu'So eto.
rive, with his esteemed family,
Der, via England.
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TO Capt. DApx, officer of The Day:

1t. Mountz, Officer of the Guard.
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OOL cAlsDlSG.

Nv q doabie tgiindcr Hacbme.
/pnf sab.ro,ber' fcsp-cflns ioara II i.
- reble ilal ilfe,f Cattine N ehne Is no.
II eomp''ae nr,l'r. or HE ttcpption Of Nool
winch viii be- lrreitet 1T ibtir siorr, upa8stfa
The N1Glaihu Ofiee, "a ~ The lnaehnr. - ,lfe
place formerly known - Col fyuehs Mn hai
Il mlle rom Ltnctburg. nhd cardai IN The be,t
mannri. aud delivered ~ the sptnr places. ~
the sh",test notice. frtsons fcsidinR ~ a d.
lance wuuid 10 weliio iar,eafd Then VOL IN tbs
machine by their Wagons hringi z 10 p,adacf
We have employed person 10 cnadua H.
machine Who Is Thoroughly mq,minfpd nnh tie
hsiless, Un,rr his ,nprfmlrndcnce. II LIl4
undergone complete tcpair. aud the caidias
Will he dun IA superior -tYir We vii eafd ~
cenls pei III which b. cheaper Than usual. -
consequence ol the hetiaess ufthe tines AID
We therefore sol'cit The patronage ofthe paiiJ,
Neare ifreiting ln,Re supply Of stry sup
tiaf Noof and W. shall keep constantly IN
mpd and iof sde Noor nod Won nnifs :
winch vii be sold Low tol 'tsb.
HOLMES "a BREWSTER
Juue IL If.-I
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DI.lTJl AiEA.

Mss Noria Hendep, daughter Of John Hen.
den, Esq. deed breaihed her last, Al the rel
drnCe al her mother, IN Bedford, on thu
morning oi Inc 10Th Inst. after a IOnp md
lingering illness, which ,br sustained through.
out It's Vhrying stages with uneEauplcd calm.
ness and resignation. Il the amiablg nndou.
mrnls ol IA soul. iraugLt viii all the inner feel
ings OF female beheValence aud goadnr...
can perpetuatc the recollection Of dUp,rirI
worth, then, indeed, hns Miss Maria Hradrn
erected ~ Inc brall5 OF her surviving and
disconsoiate relatives, aealnInlancrs and
friends, lasting aud imperishable mona.
mrni 10 her memory.
Died AT Rocky Mount, on the 2lsi day
Of May lasf, Mrs ClbafiHe Taie. cousort of
Col Edmuad Tate. Mrs Tate bad, for some
months been afflicted with pulmonary Dis.
Ease which she re viii the most cNfmpla.
ry patience 4 tortifude and when, Al lrngfh
she sunk under its violence her cdlmness.
aud resigualinn hinmphrd over the munster
and blunied his sling Mrs. late vas the first
instance in " hich death had VISITED cur HI
lie village for some time past, aud II then
sremrd as II It had associated IL form al
most palpabie with every one Ui MS. Ire
gloom which II spread around wHs general, T.
lhe universal sorrow feil Tor The deceased
9pol lauy was me b'Ai commentary ~ hfI
virtue. Atteclionnle, amiahle and charitable,
indnigida and exercising the kindrst feelings
70 all around. and performing all her dnllps
in a. exemplary ninuner--she had secured
the affections OF all her acqrainiaGces An
affrctonnnltr wife, krad and indulpeot
mother and mistress, a neighbour dlstharR-
my her duties as II SHE loved her neighbour
herself, Mrs Tate will he regretted as long
as her virtues are remembered We have,
from her death, the liYeliest hopes that she
has the reward of Der virtues in "A better
world.
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II p ESiiCfreLLN nlorps lbs heu5s sud
q IA ne hhahitaa's al iyoehtufg aeneiaih
thai rs hfls drsiinus ct loehlme MA elf "a
iynfhbme, he VIII eatct proa Ac 8a es ot a
pahlif coilrciel ot brhie. o. rs n,al.,afa ems
NJ ihf pressure of the iuues Al adjust .h.H
perfectly VIII a,qohnlad With l.e business. hat.
my hseu engRgrd ia II upR. ipImrr OCCASION
aud hope. ht hi, undertaking auruliau 70 w..
ness 10 obtain pat 81 publ G appreciation AL
pfi'ons desuoE "i entueing him with any
dehis viii find him at tie Washington Hotel
lie vii likewise undertake.. collecting IA me
eonnlirs aaJaeem to toNn.
June p ai71
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cNMMuNir ArlON- Do. q. rl...a.-,.

u There Is MOI much poetry ~ the following
Communication ;hnt AZ lis author, seems nnAi.
Gus TO see II n pint, particularly in tbs Days
paper. md as a Lady IS IN the case. ae caunoi
hnd II II our hearts 10 rrjeer,t lEd
ioa Yoimg Ladg tpho I, a6sent oaa tiat
Oh tia time Of thiur abaanta how slowly Pdrs,
Aud MI the dun moniruts 10 M arc uuhl,at
ken snmners pnaen hill. aud uia lunnntus green sids
No pleasure can hrhs Ia the md, ait,laes breast
lHsmle nn that tame AZ sacrrd aud kind
Aud happy sIhl' be- thr d1l aud TIN hour
When again NV hantt sulnu snlnee shall hn1
Aud thou hut returned 10 tbs loved usptn hover
I"ere The highest ofnlcasreaihot could breaho an ny
soul
To welcome thee homo 10 that ppfhnut retreat,
Where moments Like thu-e 81 remembrance ,Itf roll
Would lRitcn tho heart that with rnpinfo viii boat
Oh then mnY hopo, that you soon " III return
To ynhi home, and tuNour Own uaiit otroues
For, when thou art absent how sad In Ia learn
M ray of tranquility here ever beams.
Jl'I1D
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ycii0n la cas- a4rrdta t14I as1n ar n.
shee ln ..ist ~ Af A18ms llorcA,a maffrr
erded 30 lar astne pubic eas sta,efnrd=-u
then hsenmea prrsaull aGln beterra the az
thor nHi M sol n ahteh IN public could fr,
no Interest ~ lei lpr The Itbut and The au#
ilinr-- III, ptoDf HHs mol vi tfrB tirep-- h.
gus ms were fapeat,d. aud ! was told their
cpat,'pts World b. supp : hy De VIM. Zul.
lthoH' M tial the certificate Wouid bp mp.
ppried ~ tn bra - .pitHm oaih w ben the
n IN 81 ID. Xpll,kn1rr was piYru. did NOT
think II oc We'd any further 10 ice nor Ito
b'lievr should htYr taken any further notice
u IL but THIS busnrss IS persisted ~ trtmH
.raH zs'uae aud Gam fcridiI mo4res wlith
muy hereafter particularly .cfu na8r. IL the
" tnilen' of bliJaf last. an told " Ne have
sail TIE ccri,lieair Of IN Zplhl,rdst eartl be
suslainehh y other respectable wifncssrs-sNe
sly II hehtl--Ae have the pursonal assurance
o. a gentleman ~ respctf,bilhy ihai even, uo,d
of wnut IS alleged "a. Tic statement al Nj Nat
hild Is trnc-Ihai he can testify IN y. hnt that
he ha' 10 d'ssle 10 appear N the Jhnls asa
witness 90 arrpnnt 81 personal ietlnP lDr Air
" rield. NV CIT az this respectable zen.
ilrman Ia state VIA he has 10 my a. tins hnsi.
ntss give H. ~ garfield gaHiaN fzam c5fbh
rdtsa LIT rs hntc what he has to ,av "a his
oitH Wo.6y | irain call for lhr nilrerd proof
OF ID Lultkodrr's statements >, which mean
The frdgir The uritgind crriiGrutr. and eat
also Ion ihai winch has hren 50 hbclnl,, ufe,cd
Ito VII the Dr's " s5icuH oatb' IN supporl
OF his eeliilirMe. HENRY Il " ABflELD
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l'tDSIS('IsII'l'.
IAIE ANnINponIANT
JUNO

EAlE AND IMPORTANT.
Inc racket ship Pacific, Capt Croker. arr.
we'd this morning trnm Liverpool whence She
sailed on the 10Th Nav By this arrival sne .
the New York Commercial Advertiser. we INV,
reccivod London papers 10 the 10th inclusive
The late hour thall past one q cloflO when We
received the papers, eompels Us to b. yar, bret
tWtoltf Cidims The resolution of 5Ir Fran
els Bardeit IN favor Of the tatholirs winch ~.
ave o" Saturday, vas adopted on The l2th IN
the House OF tomnpns, by a minority al AS
alter a very long aud animated dri.ife.
hporiam tom Pmtpgai a tcegiaphic de.
patch from Buyonnr announced. on the lo,a
ulA that Don Miguel had brcn proclaimed Is inp
~ thont opposition ~ Cuhnhra and srve,A Al othrl
ioNus.-lhc iouiloI remarks that be Is now A
traitor ia bis nircc, the legitimate Queen Don
Prdro having abdicaicd on March SIh IN ftvou
oi lbs dh ghiei, Donna Mun, charging Don
Pedrp rs his Lieutrnhnt aud Kporgr Of the
kingdom, wtih the execution Of the decree.
III 75lNN bECL ARAllON OF WAR.
Inc long threatened CRISIS has at length ari.
we'd the die Is cast and the Nuscovir adyan-
ces upuu he Ottoman.
The Rnsylan Declaration Of War is received
Wlterns1oln's army crossed the P,nih on the
2bth 81 2Hh OF April, aud IS IN fail malcl 10.
wards Constantmpp,r. While tie urge naval
dilhdlhtnl OF orhh7lbinl fD.ppriHiFs 81 thr sllp
ol Nsrna, the Caps of ten. pa,ko,iloh. flushed
with IT'S recent trlamls ia Persia, Is 10 advance
through HE southern frontier OF Turkey Bn,
this Is not the only important operation WIN
winch the war Is expected 10 commence Ihc
Rnssians, it is said. would c,ns, the Dan.
nb" about the same Time INTO bulgaria, and
push forward As rapidly rs possible, supporting
their army Nv a landing near the Gulf OF Ecro.
na. The state Papers isssued on tbs occasion
possess all that diplomatic tact ior winch the
Russian Cabinet under Count AsssrIfode ha.
hoen always Distinguished
Tho following are the grounds assumed by
Russia
Ia enforce the due cGrctnal Observance Of
the treaties which Turkey has violated
10 secure the inviolahJe liberty ofnl,
Black sea, and the free navigation OF the y $
phorus.
lie d'aavnwe amy ambitious design in ro-
ing 10 war, aud declares his intention 10 "A.
blde by the treaty OF The OH Inly.
Such IS the substance ol THIS most impor
lant state paper. Bat while The emperor !.
drawing til" sword, he points onl The nrans
by which the Porte may Vel avert Inc blow
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70 oIlCE ~ 1be atd,reiber 5sH eoafanes 10
! v "ii iobacco aad oa2r p.odlrc M ,ona5
sim. liz @H afw snip p,odic, Of nm k1d m IF
fcig modeCde compensation hagb,g II ff.Hl,,
eorrfP 7ndpare ruth bc bfR mercantile honge IN,
HclD~qd, i,om p4nb h. rceepfs the .a,hei atf
moa "h1brHiie cmime.cH di,AReat, tr0H ~.
f1Pe md tMfmheef IN MI be nabied 10 tfataact
bnupwM MI hmcs Min = Thorough kaouisFse
NJ He Iaffiga ~ NH ~ d0D.t4iir maffth
/ H1ft mr.
N u. Timing been oppoatm Cbarrc,V INN
missioner. mn prtpo}fd nj I'll linn. IN inle
apoait8s my ntpa N tampbeH copfbL mil
moq graero ~ he Jo,md nj ny ,gice aJee d5O,i
dboff m frphkim Boici : n.
NAY y iIAps
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&NAsT'H MACHINE.

In ~ UHLf3H \ KING
aes III have examined with considerable
NSatoolioo Mhlly's and Fowler Hnlinz
aud smni Machine, aud do not htsilstp ~
my, TINT have never seen IN this Whitley.
whore have been n Mill wright Tor Ihriron
wears, any macbiue ~ Wei et1tulnied 10
cleanse wheat would recommend il To Nh
hilief7, is being IA n superior manner ealru-
lmrd :" elcanso " bent oi smut, Chpif, Raa
aud all lllh occasoncd by Noogel. Nnl din
IL
am sorry sir, that Bm noi qualified -
10 "mple justice ~ his eAoellrnl muue.
m"ni aud highly valuable nm, hne.
Npfl %, 1903 RICHARD MILLER
We The UNDERSIGNED mbsrftEfs 40 cen
~ Thai TINT Mildly sand iaalrfs llnlhlg MI
emm Mn lime - he lhe bat talruIrrt a.
flrfB'e bbrH ever inirodatt1 hete Va
sp"ak from eAprrirnro, bnan lng fhrir rood
ELECTS lfom nsIns tlDem ia oar mll.. s..
therefore pIfe tpcm "a nrisfunco IL my 80
have ever srcu.
Your Humble Seryani..
efof9f i4pi7. JouM 0upo
Ino3 bhla'ne. GidtOu p0mbaher.
Rob'tt ~ B'Hfr, Rpbtff sH0afsoaifrV
The above nHebinr can hr bad IN nnrIt.as
ton Ia the snbserber. living mar hiauin.
burg WILLIAM n kINti
Jnng23. gil