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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12

is & Co Boston Coms,nck A Ce -,
Phelps 4 Go, New York and .c,,ei p' h''s
IN Philadeipha 7 " Cohen 4 Go a., .''ti4
5 c, John D C.atk Dslumore and h. asiH |
generally throughout the United s,ai,, ,,''i.
ada N'
For sale in Rn,laad by DANIELS , n.
JAMES BARRETT, Jr aud At The H.
u 90 On,
STATE on kEltMONr.lNnEn,
uisirict ul Rutland $, ~ Cd NV
special probate court, held at Roland ,.,
ict said uis,iic,, on the .9n day of An,i
loi0; Present VIM. Hal Juder, 'N
Whereas Salmon llavcns. rsrcn,n, or e,
will and testament OF jonathan ~. Sb,n
Clarendon, IN saii diotric, deceased A.,
application TO said court for an cAt.nii,r
Tor paymcn, of the debts due from The ,'
said deceased one year honi The lClh "a, In,
1910.
1t is Ordered. Tha, said application si,. d,
hearing b,'urr this cnuti Al n session ti,e..
holden on the ID Monday, lring The Ism ~,
next and that publication ur COPY ofun.
three weeks succcssively Ia the Ruihnd h.
printed al Rutland, as soon MS may b. !. |
sufficient notice 10 all concerned 10 s,,.,
object thrtetl II they see cause.
a true copy oi Record,
HENRY HALL, Register. "a Il
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
A. q ROBERTS

vergcnnes, W. ya!y !oh 1887.
"ehts-i wish you 10 send quantity of your Per.
sian Pills to this place. for am sure they would
meet w'tha ready sale ~, heather in law, while
passing Trough your place. heard so much sad in
thtiI behalf that he was induced to purchase boxes
and may safely say that they hive done more for
myself and lalf-sister than $500 which had paid to
DOCTORS and Tor other various prescriptions and med.
loines. ] have used 20 boxes Of BranGre:b's Pills
which gave ne some partial relief. But Your pills
went right ahead like man Of war. What passed off
Looked like INK. My disease has becn nlmod differ
cn'y by ever, pyscinn; but nv idea is that it was
agenera viia,on Of The fluids which pr oduc ed some
symptoms OF almost every disease. II would be too
tedious Tor me- give you history of all my difficult
ties. ! vas weak dull, stupid aud reduced to excl
eon. All hopes Of my being restored had been qiven
over, except by my brother IN law. took 2 boxes of
your pills, and able 10 perform my duties in the
counting room. My sister was consunptye-hcr Iiy
er Was much affected and her feet and legs sweIled-a
harsh cough constantly troubled her One box Of your
Pills entirely relieved her from all those symprnms-
am about to remove to Burlington. and would wish
an agency, &c, 5. X. LUTHER p.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-12
DENTIST.

HNlIE Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
l. OF Rutland aud lis vicinity that he has taken
rooms at Brmah's Hotel where he will make his
head quarters during the winter and will b. hap.
yto wait on any who may wish his professional
aid either al his room or al their dwellings. Com.
mands from any of the neighboring town. will be
Immediately attended 10.
Wm. KENT, Dentist.
Doctor Kent studied his profession with me
since, he has prec,iced in the southern States with
good success. | recommend him In public conf.
depc-. If JOSEPHUS BROCKWAY
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OTTO MOTHERS

Nsssys, Il Chase, r. 20 '--Gen,s. Hearing much
said about the extraordinary useof the Resurrection
Persian Pills upon those about TO bncuno Mothers.
we were induced TO make trial Of them. Ny wife
was thea tho mother of children, and bad suffered
the most tedious and e,crucating pains dnring and
after her confinement Of each. Gle had tried every
means and taken much m.dicine but iound little or
no reliei. She commenced taking the Persian Pis
about three months beior" confinement (her health
being very poor about this length Of time previous
and soon alter WIS enabled by their use 10 atend to
the cares o a mother 10 her family until her confne-
ment the time she commenced taking the Per.
sian Pills. and for several weeks previous, she was
af iccd with hard dry cough. aud frequent severe
cramps, which the of the pills entirely removed
before using halt box. Il is with great confidence
that we advise all those about to become Mothers 10
make use OF the Persian Pills. Al who have taken
them in our neghborhood have pot along in the same
easy manner, and about the house IN a few DAYS
There does moi appear be half The danger of other
ditbculiies setting IN after confinement where these
Pals are takea. We untedIy say let none neglect
taking item for they IN tie reach of the poor as
well ne the rich We are truly thankful that there
is a romed, which females can easily procure which
bids 10 lessen tie world of suffering, which many OF
them have 10 bear. aud perhaps the lives Of thou
sands which otherwise would be lost
Rochester, May, l4th 1888 corner Of Caedona
square, Edinburgh street. For lurilcr particulars
see subscribers. s. RoBERTS
A. ROBERTS
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DANIELS g. BELL
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-12
.NDFg.FTE'S
Vegetable Life Medicine.

ENiiLSE incidence are indebted for Their -
N 10 their manifest aad srn.ible seton
/ rlyug tic sprlBgs aud channels It iIie
Dung them with tcrcsed tone and v-1t
many hundred certified case. which have 2
made public and N almost every fpgolr' O.
case 10 which tht human frame ts liable Ee
Z py effects Of MoFFATfS LIFE PILLS ~
[ PHENlN BIT Frs have been gfairig.i
I publicly acSuoH ledgcd by the pctsuns bca
ana WHO we're previously uuacqualnttd UP
beautifully philosophical principles upou
'hey are compounded, and Upon which D -
scqnently act
/ The LIFE MEDICINES rrccmmrrJ 81
selves IN diseases OF every form and descrl9z
I Their first operation Is TO loosen from d,
OF the stomach and bowels. the various lngar
and crndilics constantly settling around lbcr
10 remove the hardened iteces which collect m
conyolailunS Of the small inlcs,irCs OtbCins
zines only partially cleanec these and loa,G
collected Masses behind az 10 producc hahia
costlEcness, With all its train Of evils, or tgtg
diarfbga, with It's imminent dangers. 1bst
Is well known to ell regular analom,s,s, vbo
! anime the human bowels after death and het
the prejudice Of these well informed men agaa
quHok medicines--or medicines prepared ard Z
alGed to the public by ignorant persons. Ias
cond effect OF the Life Medicines iS 20 cleanss
Kidneys and the bladder, and by this means
llYer aud the lungs, the bealihlpl action Of We
entirely depends upon the regularity of the uf9'
~ organs. The blood, which takes iis rcd m'
iiom the agency of the liver and lungs bfiot
pahaes into the heart, bcing thus purified by 'le
ana nouushcd by food coming from clea y
mach, courses freely through The veins' rf@a
every part OF The system, aud trumphantly moss
The banner Of health in the blooming eherk'
Mofan's Vegetable Life Medicines have 'ef
thoroughly tested. and pronounced sewerage !
medy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency, PalPt'aioh o. '
Heart, Loss Of Appetite, Heartburn aud n''.
acne, hostlcasncss, Ill.,emper, Anxiety, baFs
and Melancholy, Coativeness, Darrhma, eh"es
fcvers OF all kinds, Rheumatism, Gou', ploes
Of all kinds, Gravel, Worms, Asthma anu =.
sumption, Scurvy, Ulcers, Invctcratc sofc,, =.
butte Etup'Inns and Dad Compilations, SAL NIs.
Etvsipeas, Common Colds and lnllucnSa' apo
rlous other complaints which afiiiet TIVE np",
frame. In FEVER and AGUE, paftieo'"p, =
Lille Medicines have been most ctnluently 'u''
iu 90 much so that In the Fever aud ArW y
lrIcis, Physicians almost universally P'''''
them.
MOFFATT'S MEDICAL MANUAL, d',g
ed as domestic guide 10 health w ~.
pamphlet, edited by w. h. Moflau 80 Bro'us
New York, has been published iof the pu'Py 4.
explaining more fully Mr.. MotlaIt's theory " :,
eases, and will be found highly lntefes'ing " 4.
sons seeking health. II treats upon prcv'st",
casos, and the canscs thereof Prices - ce"'
for sale by Mr.. Moffatts agents generaiY,
These Valuable Medicines are for safe ny
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Mrs. "a. y. IL. Dana.


FEor0SEs TO PUBLISH ~ sUBscpirriuS
4 LITTLE WORK, 10 BE CALLED
The southern Harp"
4 CONSISTING &C Sacred Poems, adapted to
v ihe mtst admired popular airs The want
Of serious words 10 tunes OF uucnmmon beauty.
has, for hrg time, Teen fell ~ herself aud man
others sod she nopes that TIT. effort viii gtatif,
those who would prefer that the mclpdies they
love should be clothed IN language 10 which every
serious heart ard thinking mind can respond
Her atm ~ be To combine taste with piety and
;hos while the ear Is grati6ed To Improve the
heart, She is persuaded that many beautiluI mu-
sical compositions have sunk into silence, because
set TO lrfllng words.
The work will be published in one volume Of
from $50 10 2O0 pages, handsomely bound and
the cost will be- 81 per volume.
1t viii be published this far, If a sufficient nun.
bcr OF subscribers can be obtained to cover the
expense. u convenient, those who subscribe are
requested to pay IL advance.
We give below one or two specimens Of The
style and design Of the work, omiiting The music.
TusE-" The banks Of The blue Moseiie."
Wber the bloom is on Thy maiden check,
And Joy In the sparkling eye,
There IS YET one home for the heart TO seek
Where love may never die
Though beautcous flowers NAV wilher he,e.
Where blighting storms destroy,
They are blooming there, ever bright and fair,
The flowers Of youth aud 10y.
When the cheek grows pale, and the hear, grows
faint,
And dimmed Ia the sparkling eye,
There Is yet QUE friend loi the dying saint,
In his mortal agony
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woods, just as Mr.. Bird aud his party came
10 sight. Mrs. Bird then noticed the hand,
and 10 il was the scared RICH, hand of her
eldest son
Young parent, as an irresistible impulse
seemed TO drag his child TO savage life,
your child, by the power of early impress.
sons, may be drawn towards heaven, or be
dragged down the broad road which leads
10 the second DEATH
Children may learn from this story to
avoid bad habits"
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NOTICE.
Ia ~ = : s !, q Z q 81 : y - q
Il: J NsSS ], 3 J, S II Isl:

HE EFEBS VEGETABLE PILLS are daily
n eiicciin2 some Of the most astonishing and
wonderful cures that have ever been knOwn-in
consequence Of which they have now become
shining mark against which all the arrows Of
disappointed hope, envy and uncharitGboness ore
lcVelied ithGui distinction. The town and coun.
Try are alike filled with their praise The palace
and poor house alike echo with their virtues In
all climates, under all temperatures, they still re-
tain their wonderful powers, and exert them IN
attended by age or situation. They are simple 10
their preparation, mild il their action, thorough
in their operation, and unrivacd in their results
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS
Are ADii.Biiinus, Anti Dyspeplc, and Anti.
Mercuflal, and may Justly be considered I'm.
usrsdL .Medieins--bgl they are peculiarly benef.
cai IN The following complaints yellow and Bill.
ions Fcvcrs, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Group,
Liver Complaint. Sick Headache, Jaundicc, Asth.
ma, Dfopsy, Rheumatism. Enlargement Of the
Spleen, Piles, Female DISTINCTIONS, Heartburn,
furred Tongue, Nausea, Dlsiension Of the Sto
mach and Bowels, locipient Diarrhna, Flatulcnce,
liabituai Costsoness Loss OF Appetite, Cholic,
BIotchcd or Sslow Complexion, and in all cases
Of Torpor Of the Bowels where Cathariic or an
Aperient Is needed They are exceedingly mild
IN their operation, producing neither nausea gri.
ping nor debility, Retail price so cents per box
ALSO
BECKW It'll PILLS, GALLIGHAN'S FEVER
and AGUE PILLS, ALUM SPRING PILL, Tor
the cure of Dyspepsia, Scrofulnus, and Chronic
Liver Disease, VALIER'S FRENCH PILL, an
cftcctual remedy for the Gonnrrhaea, &c. BRAN.
DREFHS PILLS, IARRfSON'S SPECIFIC
OINTMENT, &c. all for sale at the Drug Store
Of e. J. FOX.
Charlotte, October, 1870. 4G
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NOTICE

FHsHAT application viii be made at the next
IL Session OF the Legislature Of N. Carolina
for a repeal of the law dispensing with two of the
Jury County Courts in Mecklenhurg, sc as 10 re-
store the original number of four Jury County
Courts in each and every year.
Oct -, ls40. %
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NOTICE

81 hereby given, that an application will be
N made TO the next Legislature Of North Caro-.
lima, TO authorize the ColonelC onmandants of the
Militia of Mecklcnburg. TO order out their Officers
for drill. (non-comnissioned as we'll ss commits.
soned) for at least three DAYS in each and every
year. Oct 10, 1910, t7p
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.nfSCELL.k.v.EOUN.
WISDOM AND WIT.

We have seen no instance of signing of from
Saa Burenis,n so amusing as the following:
From The Caatsa (ohio) Repository.
WE CAN Ma LANCER GO We. MARTIE.
Where are We gangin' now. wee Martie
we've cot sac 6ity an sac starry,
Scarce ken we, O. Aud Jackson's party,
Which way We sped;
Tho once We promised, strang an harty,
His steps to tread
Ye've miss'd YER predecessors track,
An' max sac mony crooked tack,
We're fearful ye are slidin' back
To thrones an kings;
In ogle's tale we see nae lack
O. yer fine things.
Beclouded WI Sab-Treasury fogs.
Yer pathway lies Ger stanes an logs,
Leg-ireasurers an bluidhound dogs
Reset yer seei
An s,4udin' armies, thick as frogs,
Yer dooEud to meet.
To leave ye now in sic a splight,
We ken seems rather impolite
Bet we must TAX the course that's right,
An plainly show We,
Before a peoples open sight,
We can IA 90 ye.
Christian Cooler, Perry Chance,
Peter Altman, James Grimes,
Jesse Chance, Samuel Beary,
Jesse Thomas, John Kinds,
William Clark, Jacob Henning,
And. c. Redick, Seth Rinear,
o. kuhns, William Merrel,
Samuel Cattel, t. b. Mathers,
Jacob Meese, Ak. Winnings,
John Dougherty, Josiah Cattel,
Michael Mil, Jesse Evans,
John Shadwick, S. Greenameyar,
Peter Miller, Sr. S. kinganan.
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FOR CASH ONLY.
Bale Yarn * Brown Shirting

WdanTdcfurtd at lexington, n. c.
q HAVE received quantity Of the shove arti.
N Giles, which ! will sell wholesale ~ retail, al
very reduced prices. ] believe the Shirtings tho
best ever saw In any part Of the United States,
] wish the Merchants and Farmers to call and ex.
anime aud shall be sure Of a sale
II h. WILLIAMS. AgsAt
Charlotte, July Ii. lao 42if
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Ma ANTED-An Apprentice TO the Printing
w Business. bog 10 or l6 years Of age
preierred-of good character.
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SADDLE 81 HARNESS
BUS1NASSo
O.

FEsHE Subscriber informs the citizens Of Char
IL loite aud The surrounding country, tbst he
is carrying on the above Business, on Main street
nearly opposite To Mr. kerT's Tavern. SADDLES
will be manulaclurl prlnclpail, by Andw. Mont.
gonery, whose work - vel known ,hrngs hout the
country. From b. experience and JuDctualiiy be
hopes to receive literal share Of public patronage
GREEN HlDtS aud ali klnGs OF merchants
Die PRODUCE viii be taken in payment. Also
boy about the age of - years, Of good ehaTac-
ter, 7 be taken as an apprentice.
ROBT JOHNSON.
Sept 81, $50 52T
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Strayed.
NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the Estate Of Lincoln
IA Steward decd. are requested to come for.
ward and settle against Christmas. As the estate
is in debt no longer indulgence can be given.
J. W. POT s, Admr.
Oct. 81. l54o IL
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NOTICE.

No1 H. Es
n WILL sell on the Oath instant all the proper.
IL ty of Paul Rosich, deed consisting of
3 head Of Horses,
tro Horse Wagon and Harness,
CoWs, Hogs,
A quantity of Corn, Fodder, Oats,
Farming Utensils,
Household aud Kitchen Furniture,
and other articles also too tedious to MENTION
Terms made known CO the day of sale.
II. c. OWENS. Admir-
Moo. 4, 1910. IS
n b. All persons indebted TO the estate are re-
quested 10 come forward and settle immediately
AID those having claims will present them within
the time prescribed by law or this notice will be
plead in bar OF their recovery.
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n. b. Belhupe & johnson having sue
ceeded ne in the business, heartily re
commend them 10 my friends aud the pubic
as competen, workmen, accommodating and
punctual. have no hesitation 10 saving
that the firm will give more general satlstac
ton than has ever been given heretofore. |
intend to remain with them for some time
for the purpose Of closing my business.
THOS s. ALEXANDER
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Coach Making BasinCa

10 the iown Of Charlotte, and IS nos pir7sTs
oIeouis ell ORDERS 90 be- Inc, from %, 9
eSisngn 70 the 6assk llayrg he'd zine vu-f
pcrienee IN the business sni rmr'ofea rr1s.
Of 4 superior grade and lumber well SttsaNt
he feels warranted 10 saying, il4l d, Ns's g
be equal II 10. superior, 10 any mate % ta +
llnu y country. an Ac asLs ia fai' ''Ila r..
WU'A shall not DC gzo,|Iso % p5,r' Of e,t'. q
Lssaig or duyabiipu
Al REPAIRING Gaas 30 ihe beat q Z ia
The shortest notice,
Ils SHOP viii he found mo Z OF N-'
Of Nj summers dNelhne toasc.
CHARLES 0NERNNS
Clath'r, Jan. 6. l~;1. u"
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Paw Up.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLENHURG COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Lar, August Term,
1910.
Alexander J. McLenahan
RS Petition for Divorce.
Sarah McLenahan.
EFT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
n that the Defendant, Sarah McLcnshan, is not
an inhabitant of this State, II is therefore Order.
cd, that publication BE made for three months in
the Charlotte Journal and Carolina Waterman,
that the said Sarah MeLenshan appear at our next
Superior Court Of Law. 10 be held for the County
Of Mecklenburg at the Court House in Charlotte,
on the 3Td Monday in February, ls4l, aud an.
swer, or said petition will be heard ex parte and
Judgment awarded accordingly.
Witness, Jenning b. Kerr CLERK of our said
Superior Court, at Charlotte, the 3rd Monday in
August, A. ID. 1910, and The 65th year Of Ameri.
can Independence.
j. b. KERR, C. S. C.
Price adv. $40. I'd
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A Pressdent.-" Pat, do you know what
Il is they call prisIdInt 7" Faith, don't
|, sufel lfsa fellow that they backguard
out of his cinscs, aud call him every thing
but on honest fellow
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NOTICE.

TgNiE subscriber returns his grateful
IL acknowledgements for past iayors.-
Having disposed Of bis establishment, II be
comes necessary to close business without
delay. lis expected that those indebted to
the subscriber viii make immediate settle
meni, by Cash or Nole-the Cash would be
preferred, as it takes that article to satisfy
Jourueymen and Merchants. All accounts
not settled by the first of February vii be
handed over for collection.
THOS. S. ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, Sept Il, leIG. 5l0
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Bmiding Horses. Not many years ago,
a PAIR Of miserable lean horses, that looked
as though the next gus, Of wind would take
them into the air. aud Who were already
waiting 10 have their uHderstdnding secur
ed by a few nails, attracted the attention Of
a wag, while passing by bIacksmith's shop,
aud gravely accosled It's occupant with " Do
you bulId horses, SIR 7" "BulId horses p
exclaimed the astonshed son Of Vulcan, tax
Ing of BIS paper cap and frightening down
hisround good natured face -" build horses,
SIR what do you meau?' "Why," replied
The wag, /" saw couple Of frames stand
ing at the door, aud thought Id just 10
qulre."
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NOTICE

us hereby given that an application :.
n made to the neat Legislature Of Mani
lima, To form u new County out Of MY,
MecLlenburz and Arson, to be called Ia
Oct. IA. l640.
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PRODUCE E
CO.u.FEESSEONEs
DUS1INSSo 49,

rEyHE Subscriber offers his services IN the
IN Commissios. Business, for the sale and sap.
meni of Country Produce.
lie will receive in store and sell any article OF
produce free OF storage for commission OF q per
cent where the articles are irithoaf limits when
limited reasonable storage will he charged
Re will ship Cotton OF other Produce 10 New
York or Charleston. making LIBERAL CASH
ADVANCES for Commission OF "a per cent. on
the Cash advanced
lie keeps constantly on hand very large
stock Of
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We have seen no instance of signing of from
Naa Burenisn so amusing as the following;
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25
- cnnl.ECroR,s ~.

4
a WILL expose to sale to the hIgHas.
u bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door 10 The town Of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On me 7aird Monday Of October, 1870,
The following IunJ, 10 wJa The west
half, southeast quarter, section fifteen;
east half, northeast quarcL section
twenty 1.-TWO; west half south east quar-.
TAR, section fourteen, west hale, north
west quarter, section dlleen soulr haif
west hall, northwest quarter, section
6i,ccn; south half, east bali southeast
quarter, section fifteen; cast nail, south
east quarter, section twenty-five; west
half, east half, soutb east quarter. section
fifteen; north haiti west half northeast
quarter, section twenty-five; north half,
west bali, southwest quarter, section
fourteen; west half northwest quarter,
section twenty-seyen; all M township
eight, range two, cast; north east quar-
tor, section twenty-five, township seven,
range one, east.
10 BE- sold to satisfy the taxes on said
property
Jolly 10, 28-ll LPr fee s23l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25


i.
fms Isa Question
f8m tfHmHHR a.A
. ihsa.bvs 'hf aagffsa
81 aasffy IH fha s'a'ef, e ia
4 mfrFu ia h WIf4g e
tH Half Hag Pa HpH iHe
Il n csc sH'as 10 whlah raa,
~ u5sf. fbeg mab' a'd H'a'es e.
= ,g 70 rai 90 o. thelf slaves
COMMONS have always heIl aad
eas thr efoaal 0pnn wbIrh j voted
o4 tbe Missouri ws.fle 500 % iHe
s...b Congress Tba opinions given
- o,s pfseiarIy lhosa which were
seiarainsi by Mf Jefferson end Dr.
faIlsou. 49,.
i asar1nI 90 Dot believe that Con.
u ssa ,aa abolish slavery 10 The District
! eet.Mlla. without the consontuI VIZ
- and Maryland, aud the people #
H. District
Il received q letter some time since,
bonn John N Bcrreu Esq Of Ca, pro.
+, osiag question similar 20 those made by
sb'rfmtssr,cdihemmQrc az length
~t0s.l, hs q H.e asar.4A44.ll.ihs ni1e
ymf0r.
q 10 haste, yours truly
WV. IL HARRISON
u -, IhauQs SIoo. Jr,of New Orleans
Nov in Cincinnati" ''' '7''' ~"
Wahihis letter We close the proof; we
ebmit the repeated declarations IL Goa.
.liarason IN the years Of 1888, 8, & 8,
~. ~ as ,.a .,,..assnloni q
- declarations only thirteen 6UTS'g ~
',o me- people II s''r-rrs'. s4@. =, ..S> ~.
WITH entire confidence, We appeal 10
the honorable Of all parties, IN the fullest
.~s..nce. that there brealhcs not the
man who can 1T - 'IrI1' Y '.r s,,S,.
and say that he honestly beIlyes that Gen,
Harrison has upon him the slightest
.taint of aboltioniSm. II, with the eyi.
deuce here before him any man can con-
tnue to denounce Gen Harrison as an
abolrionist, depraved indeed must be his
heart and wretrhed the cause which re.
ouires such reckIessness to sustain it,
Ii there are any such, They will be emit.
tied 10, aud will surely receive an immor-
taIly Of lnIamy.