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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06


From intimate personal acquaintance with Dr. ID.
Jayne, a regular student of the Medical University
of Pennsylvania and an experienced, successful
practitioner Of medicine, | was prepared to appre-
ciate the numerous testimonials in favor OF his
different medical preparations, much more highly
than the great majority of those which are eXtens
sively euogised. On trial of them in my own
family, and some Of them personally, have more
than realized their favorable antcIpahons. They
are what they profess to be-Dot quack nostrums-
but skilfnlly prepared antdotes for some OF the
most affective Of human diseases, know thut they
are highly esteemed and frequently prescribed, by
some Of the mos, respectable of the regular piac.
ttioners of medicine in this city and elsewhere. and
do not hesitate to commend them as a valuable
addition to our matera inedca, and safe, as well
as emnently useful remedy for The diseased.
RUFUS BABCOCK, Jr.
Philadelphia, 9TH June, 1893.
The Rev. G. c. P. Crosby, late Editor Of the
american Baptist, writes
New YORK, June IS, 1889.
To DR.. Jayne.-Dear Sir-i have made use Of
your Expectorant personally and in my family,
for the last six years, with great benefit Indeed
may consider my life prolonged by the uso Of
for several years | may say almost much in
the case Of my wife, and also Of the Rev. Mr.
Tinson, Of the Island Of Jalnaca. For all cases Of
cough, inflammation Of the chest, lungs, and throat,
do most unhesitalinglY recommend this the
best medicine lave ever tried. My earnest wish
is that Others afflicted as have been, may exper.
ence the same reE,J, which / air persuaded they
will, b. using your Expectorant.
Extract ola certificate from the Rev Mr.. Brad ford.
Dr. Jayne-Dear Sr--Ny child, owing to exss
poseure, when recently coming up the Ohio, was
attacked by that horribly maady, GROUP. We
landed in the night at Beaver Point, and when our
fears were alarmed least the hoarse, sepalchral
cough was the torerunner Of death, we gave him a
tea spoonful Of the "ExpEcToRANr'' "a bottle ct
which was presented me with when in Philadelphia)
and applied some innent to the throat and breast
and before many minutes the hoarseness was gone,
the child breahed freely and slept sweetly. Owing
to these circumstances it cannot be wondered at
why / have SO high opinion of DIR. Jayne is
medicine, and why advise every family to keep
it OIL hand, ready FOR any emergency.
Respectfully yours,
ARTHUR B. BRADFORD.
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Darlington, Pa.
June 9th, 1889.
Numerous other certificates might be added, but
the above are considered sufficient evidence of its
great usefulness.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, No. 90 South
Third street Philadelphia. Price ST..
Where also may be had Jayne's Carmlnative
Basan for the cure of Bowel Complaints, &c
Tonic Yermif uge, for the removal of Worms, &c
Mnatve Pills, for Dyspepsia, Liver complaints, aild
Female Diseases, &C. Also .4libert's Hair Tonic
for the removal Of Badness and preservation O
the Hair 3d.
These valuable medicines are for sale by Mr.
Fl. HYDE, Front Street, Bath Me. 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

A superior lot of MANILA CORDAGE, just
"A received and for sale cheap by
JACOB EMMONS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-29

drearv wears must elapse before it will again venture
to iii M its degraded front It's efforts are the c"nVni
siye throcs of dying man, the last KICK unaer lhc
r,llows But il is sadly mistaken, if il thinks 10 drown
the voice of reason and patriotism N phrenzed c'oi
This ;s \ prond as we'll free people Young as sue
is. America has placed herself in the van OF na'ons
Brefas is her history, she already LOOKS PACK Ti.n
nr;de 70 her Industrious names and achievements ier
Statesmen and warriors already fill distinguished meme
in the temple offame. She feels the naestc s'iehst
Of her fifteen millions Of people; OF her ~
States and Territories, of which are e,npne W
themselves; of her influence, moral ana ~
the civilized world Think you, then, she mas no Pllue
in tho men whom she chooses to personaic her majesty
and TO weld her energies: Think you she VIII perm'
dirtv intrigue, consummated in dark conc!aVe' o
dsrrace her CHEST place OF power: ii'theflo' 'ne
Chief MAGISTRATES elected by the people, nave aofe
honor 10 their choice. We speak not now as partzan
bUt as American citizens proud of our country and
selections for its fame. No man has yet filled the IRE,
s;denta chair by the popular choice, Dor the second
Adams WINS elevated by Congressional bargaln,) &c
whom the people could not point with pride. me an
mails Of no nation present such an unbroken series Of
eminent men II was left to that mcancst OF factions
modern Whseery, to attempt TO deprecIate the high
est Office in the st of the people Should succeed
of which however, there is not the most remote posi-
bI;,, ,re may cxclain with the poet,
OF all hr bonds We ever hoc, 80 .. ,.,.t3 her,o
we grey d, We so" - " TO-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-29
(Frosi The Cincinnati .i3rrr:SrrJ
WHO ARE THE 81 PFDRTEHS OF CEN HARRISON FOE
mr.

WHO ARE TIE st PFDRtlfiS Of GES. HARklSBN ron.
'fliE PRESIDENCY:
The party that support Gen. Harrison for the Prcs'.
dency and who style themselves the democratic ilar-
rson party" is formed or composed of the following
factions of parties, viz:
l. The BiGrk Cochade party, of gag id'c memory.
= The faction opposed to the late war, and Madison
administration.
3 The advocates of u. States Bank, which would
give TO few rich men the control Of the monetary az
fairs of the country thereby enabling them to destroy
the purity of free Institutions, and make slaves Of
the laboring part of the community.
4. The brokers and gamblers, who the rag faeO-
rcS and shnp!astcr swindlng shops, with which our
coun Try is infested
). The abolition partly who are in favor of setting
the negroes free and allowing them go where they
like, and do as they please.
6. The JUDASES who have deserted from the De-
mocratc party account of being reformed out Of Of
fdc, or because they could not get into Office
Z. Those who cannot put their hands into banks,
and get what money they want; and, matter of
course blame Gen. Jackson and Martin Van Buren, for
making hard times.
5. Hungry Office hunters, who have kept up a con-
slant howl against The Democrats for starving them
for the last twelve years.
O. The odds, ends and scrapings of all parties; who
are opposed to Democracy, and Martin Van Buren, s
Administration.
Is it not strange to and hear this motley crew,
huzzaing for Harrison and their country-men who
opposed to the best interests Of the country; who
not if General Harrison at the bottom of the
ocean, if they did think him At tool for their purpose
These are the same half furnished hungry crew, who
fought under John Quincy Adams in les; under Hen
~ Clay in 1872 and under their present gallant cadcr
in 1870, against the people and Democracy and suffer
ed defeat in each successive battle. The great Demo-
cratic Harrison party-alias the Abolition Antmasonc
party alias the Wing party, alias the United States
Bank party, alias the Federal party &c, &C., now
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-29

,D,J Tina, The Federal OF representation " mn.h
- o. ,yes are counted three freenei, l. unjust anu
. namuch as giver property holders ci ,ei n @ M
~, NJ Te whole number Of Representatives NJ ill.,
I hive S,nt, Of Delaware, iiar land, virginia. N"
ri I',,oIm, Ccurna Kentucky, Tennessee aa"ah',
nn; Inslnna Missouri and Arkansas with iL.r lun,,
$50 haze 100 maftrrs Were the representation %
q ,~es n,t allowed they would have only - members.
% o,;er Snr4 viii, population Of 7en3ti Or nearly don'
n Ia members The interest Is therefore Ieres NJ
nv h -, members more than equal roPo!tion or mere t
oa. tenth 81 whole representation IN le etato -
In, ,n ,layn Stnns have l2j v1tc1 whereas ut
cn,dn. IN their free population, only 60 oh WIN pp"
on If %, 900 has - Virginia, WIN re- iopuaH,
M, no h. ,y votes nInc PENIS. lraiia a- ~ v!ts WINE
s S,tcs Of south Carolina, Georgia, Aiahana Mls,E'lp
Louisiana and Kentucky w,h an ass,es"e '''
isO 7ol less have - votes for President.
Ills is the state OF things which delegates are
con, 10 Great Britain to colaplain Of and which the
influence, and probably the power, OF that country
n he called in to remedy |! = Globe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-29

TAUTloN-1he Managers OF the North American Land Com
vcyancc date. the 9Th day q" March, 1875, founded upon uli and
valuable consideration, Robert iio ard WIFE, John Nicholson
wife, AMI trenIeaf granted aud sold To- Thomas v IT.
ling John Nixon aud John Barclay ~ trustees, Tor Tie use m ne
n"ir said NuI;h American Land Company The "n" ing
lands. Commonwealth OF Virginia. IN the SAID Geed more
infinitely described. VIZ:
49, acres t!l"i, in iinnnHgala county.
.,,JG then IN washington county.
ii,l:.I - then III Harrison county.
81 ''lD then IN Obi" county.
1885 acres thea in Randolph county.
80 ms - then IL Montgomery county.
a'i:atI then III Grcen.Tlcr rUuhty.
2D0jD then in Russell! county.
81 800 then in kanawha county.
In addition being recorded nj Pharpha in Deed book, No.
81 Page - III" said deed. motion q" the trustees - the
Court held the Capitol in cmund was ordered TO be
there recorded. See Order book, No III, laga OIL &C.
The original conveyance in the hands of the Managers Al
rich. III lands passed from the rn,ors at the execution oi
cc and the public hereby cautioned against pr-
rtsn. portion thereof heongin. 10 TIE estates "i tr'
Robert Morris John Nicholson James rr"nlca rrcivln"
title for same, unless derived from the North 2nieT
Land Company, or lis authorized agents.
JAMES DI'EDAS President.
II. NIXON,
ROBERT PORTER.
BENJAMIN krGLER,
JOHN VAUGHAN,
Managers.
Philadelphia, Jan. %, 1910. 9-a"lw
The Whcen. Advertiser and the Republican, Parkcrshirs Va
will eight successive publications. and forward
ti.pir To uIiC
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scone HAVING reference only to Indian suffering! he
nc,tcd massacres Of our llowcitizens have recently
taken place in Florida neither age nor sex has been
shared The infant has been pluckcd from the mo-
Tiers breast, and lis brains bea.eh OUT asast inc ca
hin lors which enclosed the still warm and bleeding
corpses of the parents-wves and husbands nave
bopn nut to death in the presence OF each other
Young girls, while fleeing from the scene OF hend,
ish butchery, have been pursued, tomahawked ana
scalped. Even while we write, inc WORK OF deatl
:; np;nr an Yet. because the Administration, al
the instance of distinguished ofhcer, distinguished
no, more for courage and conduct than Tor humanity
and honorable bearing, gives nm leave 10 resort 10 inc
aid o oqs under certain restrictions, IN order 10 TRACK
the authors of all this boodsed ana misery these de-
sroyers of our people, to their hiding places, the sym
nathics of The meek and gentle Mr. WIse the advocate
Of humanity are to be called forth, and the charge
gross cruelty preferred by HIM against the Admnisra
t;on Where we would ask, was all this delicate SEN
sbilitv, this exquisite humanity, when the life OF iona
than Clcv the kind husband and father, the valuable
ct;zen was taken Does Mr.. Wise forget that the la
meuted Cley was hunted to his death, not for having
dinped his hands in the blood OF youthful innocence
or of weak and dencecss females not because OF any
crime which he had committed against The laws OF Got
or man. or the acknowledged principles OF morality but
because he aroud not state that to DC trne "'rh ne df
not bcccc 10 Je true; because he would not certify TIA
he hed James Watson Webb to be man Of honor, or
Gentleman. Clley was killed because he would no
falsify himself.
Lei Mr.. Wise relate truly that sad tragedy TO thc
individuals who applied TO him TO redress the supposed
barharily of the Administration toward the Flord;
Indians Let him, in plain, unvarnished way, ex
plain to them ho,c and achy Jonathan Cillcy-whos'
career, from youth to the prime of manhood, with
ont stain or blem:s-was cut off i'll the very meridian
of his usefulness let him do this, and we venture t
affirm that, if his quer!sts have been actuated solely
b. the simple and honest dictates of philanthropy, how
ever mistaken they will in future release him from al
service in that holy cause.-D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-29

Anintcgcnt gentlcman resident Ill Jamaica; recent,
Is informed us that the results oil the emancipation o
ultimately would be- the expulsion or retirement OF al
the white population Of the island, already so dsrro
poroncd 10 that Of the colored classes; and that al no
treat distance from the present time, 1t would came 10
be a ST Domingo. Had the emancipation or appreh-
l:caship system been left to the white cooniSts them
selves or had their disparity in numbers with the color
ed population been great no doubt is entertained
that the legislation ofhe British parliament at London,
would have been nufed in Jamaica; but as the case
stood acquicsccncc only the necessary act that
could fall with quoting effect crushed rebellion.
No new demonstrations in favor of equality between
the coorcd and white population have been afforded by
the emancipation bill since those the part on Tue
persons of color who attain any conventional dlstnc-
ton among the whites OF the island, stand aoot from
those having the hue Of themselves, and consort wiiI
the whites as Instruments merely, and proud oil that
distinction Colored magistrates SIT with white ones on
the bench judicial, though their expound'ngs ana ex-
planati0nS arc doubtless muck guided hy The latter
Real estate has n,t been materially affected BY The
bill in question: but the likelihood of indefinite con
tnuaucc of the whites on the island III after times,
would seem to make it al object with them, TO
dispose of briskly those of means and nucnc"
among the citizens of color who may thus finally ar.
cure BIZ purchase or conduct with honorable agency
al! the interests Of the whites now on the island, who
NAV receive tie benefits of their property on d6EeHte'
ism principles after they shall have lett 1t alone III MS
glory, until fully pal.-PW G0-., (Gh%.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-29
Feb %

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber is constantly receiving from the celebrated
manuafactory NrSss CLARE, New York. elegant
plain Piano Foes possessing the latest improvements and that
decay of touch and sweetness OF one peculiar to their
nnfacture.
so large of Musical instruments, and Musical
Merchandise IN general.
Piano Fortes repaired tuned, , hire and taken
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of Music offered for sale this
State selected FROM the store the subscriber
enabled sell the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
P. H. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte ana NaIs Store, opposite The Raaks
Aug. IG 2g-u
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POETRY.
"accH YET REMAINS u.srsG."

uIsiN TO THE CREATOR
ny LORD BRoUoHAM
s'Therc il God" all nature cries,
A thousnnd tongues proclaim
His arm almighty, mind ail-wisr,
And bid each voice in chorus Use
To magnify his name.
Thy name, great Natures Sire divine,
AssiLuous we adore,
Rejecting sodheadS ut whose shrine
Benichied nations blood ana WINE
In vain hbations pour
Yon countless worlds, in boundless space,
Myrads of miles each hour
Their mighty orhs Us curious trace
As the blue crclet studs the face
OF that enanell'd flower.
But thou too mad'st that howcret gay
To glitter IN the dawn:
The hand that fired the lamp Of day,
The blazing couct launched away,
Painted the velvet lawn.
CAS- falls sparrow 10 the ground,
Obedisnt 10 thy will"
By the same law those globes wheel round,
Each drawing each, yet al! still found
In one eternal system bound,
One order TO fulfil.
TChristicn's Book Of Gem
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formieu GrGrc for Sgie.


EESNG 10 purchase farm Q! larger sac, no" onef IT,
sale my FARSI on pamunhy river containing ej9 acre..
lies within 90 fHle Of Richmond 10 OF let's, the N"'
ami mus above Ncw t'ar. abundance o. "
river, Immediately above and below. ard there are o" w
Land indie Of caicareou, dcPosites here -
wo"d iind clear The land well 'i""
wheat oats and clovcrhe :uin be delivered 20
within miles OF the door. The lies remarkably "c,
level ncarly square, containing little waste and, ana ~
of Improvement Ia a word, poiHt Of jcauy and e'
challenges comparison with any farm IN iower virginia IN
Buildings overlooking: extent of Hat land, are near
OF the m and of COOL quality, consisting OF TWO s'
with OF fine kitchen with rooms
excellent cc-housc good ovcrscGrs' houses, as In
stable, carriage house. hafn, houses, machine hoe The
good horse power good cabins aud every
yard and garden handsome y enclosed OF the best
there also a summer house sufficiently remote from I've
ensure perfect health, well OF the best water
yard a. arrs.
Also, ANCKSyLLE for sale. 1t contains 20 % .i
lard, the road leading from sS,,
church by Dlbpeys Richmond, within miles Of INC %
II zoo! -ocey aad small dry sonds st'fe rbes
sn shop, whcelwrsht shop, aud private
. no public his road, for distance oil . % ~ I four
The buildings new, consisting of dwelling house ncv
rooms and passage kitchen and daie storehou,s, e,
wheclwris h shop blacksmith shop besides other small
1c- Aiiross, EaGod, King William. 49,, g GAINES.
Nov IL l5i-tsl "A s.
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Correspondence oGMA National into'tgenccr.

The packet ship Samson, Jan. 18th from London,
came in last night The dates scarcely any later
but there isa item ofncws respecting thc Amistad.
Lord Pamrrston it is stated has directed her AlaJes-
tvs Minister at Washington to lntcrpoSc his good o.
fees in behalf of the Africans board of her. and also
certain directions have been given 10 The British Re-
preventative at the Court of Madrid The Emperor OF
Russia was said to be severely indisPosrd
The venerable James Maury, aged -, the hrst amc-
rcan Consul at Liverpool, appointed by Washington,
died last evening.
The boat left this morning for Newburgh.
The Van Burcn men have "grcat meeting IN ] am
many Hall this evening. Alr Davezlc, ofN. Orleans,
the Evening Post says, viii be present, as also, Gen.
Aaron Ward.
The Wings held great meeting IN the Ith ward on
SATURDAY in commemoration OF the birthday Of Gen.
Washington.
These meetings, presume, are preliminary to our
charter election IN the Spring.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-29
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of RANDOLPH McCREDiE, by mutual con
dissolved the St Instant. Persons Indebted TO the
firm will payment either party The name Z" the
firm will only b. used in the settlement OF former aariioHs
D. g. RANDOLPH,
J. G.. McCREDii..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-29

GROCERY AND COMMISSION house. have purchased
~ nr firm III RANDOLPH & MctREDiE,
and viii the sale of Groceries, aud conduct general
Commission the House Cary street. immediately
opyc the Columbian Hotel, and ID door below D. Anderson r
& -. d. COPELAND Rt"i'i.iI
Ell Gl-nlNIt
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n1ARGRAvE. MINNEn OF TINE GREAT sT LEGEE. "

NARGRAVE, WINNER OF THE GREAT ST. LEGER, viii
w again occupy stables the present season. which has
menced, and will expire st Jnlv.
In order conform the public sentiment frequently expressed
tha; Stations in this country stand high price,, am
Induced offer the services Of arrdcs al so cash, for each
mare with 81 the groom Mares VIII be well fed with grain
day. left with the will
delivered until all expenses pad and for the Of such
~ do moi remain the mast be- pad when the mare served
boarded without chargeno
Every pecauton taken 10 accidents
escapes but no liability for either.
For The performances Of HQrgrdr and his stock (Which appear
ed the English Turf in l and 1897 the public Is referred
10 the English Racing Calendars.
My address, Richmond, Va.
RO. c. WILLIAMSON
Feb 90 93-2awiw
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Jan 81

FNGilTEEN PlANU fORTlS-I am expecting few day
- addition pre- stock, eighteen Piano Forte.
siylcs and prices.
TIE character well established that ii
is useless for q alludc . their superiority.
IT, ~ accident were Ia sell Indifferent Piano which
doubtless happen tr that taken in
choice Instruments NJ factory in New York, and the
their arrival III my WATERFOWL
would Willingly exchange them or take them back.
Probably few dealers in the article Of Pianos who
have very successful in suppy!n Instruments
nrmly good tl subscriber. have sold thus far, TWO
HUNDRED INSTRUMENTS. +. =. NASH,
BoOS and Pcno Forte Seller
Petersburg, Feb. g, l5i0
Feb Is al-:}lW3w
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Jan 7

- ALE OF SLANES.-iy virtue Of deed of trust executed 10
y The subscriber ny Flrm. Brown, 10 Nn T. H. Po
lard of money therein named hearing date The m
day If June, aud Of record in The Clerks office at the rohn
Court Ct Hanover, SHALL Tuesday, the itl day o March,
lSip Hanover Courthouse at being COu day. proceed Ia
sell public auction cash, five valuable slave, Ia Wiz Wal
liam, Robert D-y Caroline and Minerva many % them
may hr necessary satisfy said deed Of iru-t.l
WM. II. WINSTON.
Feb Il 9l-sllNLls
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- USAWAY IN JAlLThcrc committed 10 the Jail of
- Hanover County the g day ui December last
way, a who calls himself ARCHIE BEOWA-and
,a that hr is the property of VIM. lr.rand Of Prince Edward
County Va. thai h. hired the last ycacio Mr. Edward An
drron, of Chesterfield County sad negro black fee; hish,
atrr when committed, black mixed
ca>sinc SIrr. The said slave
forward his CHARGE and take
him away, or he will he dealt with aS tic law directs.
IRA l.. BOWi,!.S. y. H.,
For {. r. GOoGau, H. j. II. c.
Jan
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in the field determined 10 try for Bank once moie.
They swear terribly and look dark; but II VIII not 40
again defeat awaits them hal.
Democrats Focos of Ohio, wake up, ana siiuhe
Yourselves. Be ready for action; meet the enemy
and rout them on all hands. caution you 10 pewaie
of this uis-namcd Democratic Harrison party. Keep
sharp look out and never suffer them 10 select your
camping ground. oon, onh> ~
Tnr GAmE OF BGAG-The Richmond ca) wing
con,ains the following paragraphs: ~,
private letter from distinguished source Ss': t o
down certain (tor iIason and Indiana do' io' 'Jo! "
l5,o0D.''' ,...ru,c.
"a citizen OF Virginia. just from The Iowa iery' %
me feeling m Missouri Illinois, aud OHIO, through wi:S u
,ssrd an hi: rr:n as rnthu IN his opni"n- missouri
herself will break out Benton aud Van hnfch trace
vote for Harrison, while of Ohio indiana iilhos anu ''e
there Is doubt nj all u. ,L,,
We care not who the writers and travellers arc 'i'
state what they know nothing about IL Is sheer ',ch
of bloatcd Federalism. Any man OF eitner parry ''a
makes such assertions ut this early day, IS cithr'
a knave or an ignoIamus. We are TO have an uhusu
ally animated conest-cvcry voter VIII De drufilh.'
up and at present the chances are all IN favor OF th'
Democratic party in every State mentioned ana th'
certainty is all on our sidc that we shall carry every
State in The West But il will not be done without al
effort; such an one, too, the Democrats kno" no"
to make when aroused to action. lad we pecn IN uai
rcr, the early opening Of tie campaign, ana 'ie man
ncr Of dom. It by the Bank and Abolition party, WI
aid us thousands Of votes; had wc ever been III da
ger before, We perfectly sale.
GOkt0 Statesman.