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DIR. KUEHL'S
VI ID ID i G 7 IL ID s :
ReSTORER OF THE BLOOD,
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.

Nv HETnER produced BY bile, phlegm, from
Wv internal morbid matters, arising iro'u
badly cured old disorders from the use OF mer'
curry, calomel, bark, &c, or I'm iemales) from The
change of life, as specified in the Pamphlet
AMI SYrnnl1ic SyRrr.-Ths medicine is in
all venereal Disorders, certain remedy.
AByssisA MIXTURE, lin liquid and In pastel
celebrated for its speedy and perfect removal oi
Gonorrhna and elect.
Golp MNE BAlsAM, for Bilious and Nervous
Affections, Colds, &c.
AROMATIC EXTRACT, llniment for Indigestion,
Coldncss in the stomach, Numbness or weakness
in the limbr, Rheumatism, &c.
DEruRAriyR PowpEa for Bilious Fever, Head
ache, Diseases Of the Eyes, &c, which is ~ be
taken in the Restorer.
JArAx OINTMENT, for Piles, which IS 10 be aP'
piled besides the Restorer.
BENGAL olNsESr, for letter. Ringworm, Salt
Rheum, Scaldhead, Eruptions oil The SKIN, ara ioui
ulcers; is TO be applied besides the Res,orer.
uSIvEasAL ON STRENGTHENING PL,sTfS, iof
diseases of the Chest, Dyspepsia, lnilammAlofy
Rheumatism, Palsy. Paralysis &c.
Ia. Kuui's Acousr,c On for Deafness and al
other Aul ocular Complaints, which IS 10 be used
together with the Resiorer.
lTDr. kuhps Pamphlet Treatment Ne
entered according TO Act oil congress- oo""'"s
full Directions for the use Of the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies every remedy
ITPersons wishing to procure any OF .he med
icines, will please direct their ofdef,, wh NE O.
mount, post paid.) to DR.. kuilLs OFFICE
Raleigh, n. G., OF Richmond, Va, CT 10 any oil ihe
following Agents 10 North Cafulina.
H. Oates, Druggist, Charlotte
J.F. & {. Phi'er, Concord.
jenkins & Bilcs. Salisbury.
Humphfies & Gather, Lexlngioo.
j. < K. Sloan. Gfesnsbofough.
~. j. A. Drake. AshboFongh.
{. c. Henderson. Lineolnton.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Steele. Cunning Il Co, York G. ".
McIufe, BraSley n to. Chester G. H.
The CONTINUATION VI tho list Of Agents, zee D'
Ks Pamphlet.
Jane Is. l5i2 1911
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sPOONER's HNGEIAN
OR
LIFE MEDICINES:

TIE Be$; and CAeaPest Family Medicines IA ass.
rTyHEsE MEDICINES are the result of life
IL OF study and experience. The Proprietor
warrants them TO effect q cure when taken accor-
ding TO directions. They comprise the Nygeisn
OF Health Pill; the Hygeian Tonic, or Health
Dit,srs- to restore the dehiliated or broken down
constitution; and the Uterine Pill, 10 cure those
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar 10 women.
For all disorders Of the stomach and bowels
bilious ccmplsin.s-diseases Of cLildren-'svers
nervous aud sick headaehe-gencral debility,
Sc, the Health Pm ia perfectly certain aHa al
miJaL!y pleasant remedy.
The Hygaan Tonic works ike ! miracle 10
strengthen the feeble and revive the nckly.
OF the Uterine PHI, Dr. Carter Of New York
mas well said" Thi- remarkable medicine works
silently. but tie sdpiHg hundreds q talVg5ts f.
males from untitaeiy gTare -
The virtue Of these Medicines have been estab-
iished By the most ample experience. THEr WILL
sTAaD ~ THEIR owS HAN. a suSGty TRIAL uAs
EyEs oAISED THEM LASTING RErCTATIos
"Dr spooper's Hgg.iaa Or Hsaih Nedcinss,
have established for hlm an enduring fame. We
have been told BY disin,erested medical men that
these medicines, bcing taken as seyerally prescrl
bed, have never been known 10 fail IN eiieetlng
cure. L. has ever given Us pleasure to record The
triumph Of education and Of talent, bat at this
crisls-;he age Of quackcry--wc are doubly pleas
cd to find at least ore distinguished medical mar
taking asand agaius! this species Of imposition.
~ y Star.
Many Certificates 81 the highest authority hayt
already been pubisbsd-some from the most emf
ncui medical men in New York, aus1g whom ar
Drs. Hosack, MacneyCn, Frances, Post, SIegcns
beck, 'Torrey, &c.
See The Hggsigf" and Ertra Hygeitn fur
oished gratis, at the Proprietor's Office, No. ?, As
tor House. y. y and By all hts Agents. Ihcs
papers contain Information exceedingly interest
ing 10 the SEX and 10 vads, together with tween
ty-hse useful roc pee and mass Of facts and cer
tifcatcs that must convince every reasonable min
that the HyEcian Medicines are Invaluable.
TIC above Medicines are for sale BY
I. ]. HOLTON, Agent,
! Charlotte, ". C..
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HH ORSES that have Ring bone, SPAWN, Wind.
"a u gals, &c are cured BY Roofs Specific; and
FOUNDERED horses entirely lrcd by Roofs
Founder Ointment. Marx this, all horucmen.
For sale IN Charlotte. N. G.. by b. Oates; in Sa.
lisbury BY {. Il. Wheeler in Lexington by j. r.
Mabry; IN Greensbofough by J. &. r. Sloan G.
Fayetteville BY 4. M'Rac; in Yofkyille, S. in
BY Cgrustbek & Co.'S agent.
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Money Nantcd.

UNfiE Subscriber intending to 90 10 the North
u. about the last OF July, feels constrained to
call upon her friends 10 aid her 10 obtaining a
sufficient amount Of money 10 enable her 10 re-
plenlsh her stock Of Millinery. II her friends DO
not assis, her BY paying least part Of their bills
she vii be unable 10 accommodate them with
ticies in her line. Those who are not able to set.
tie By Cash, will please settle BY Note.
MARY PORTER.
| June 10, l543 30f
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snALpNEss.-BALM OF COLUMBIA. for

EbALDNESS.-BALM OF COLUMBIA, for
4 D the hair, which will stop il IL falling out,
restore II on bald places and on children make it
grow rapidly, or on those who have lost the hair
from any cause.
All vERMlN that infesi the head Of children
in schools, are prevented or killed by It AT once
Find The name of Comstock Il Go. on it or never
try it, RememJer this aluays.
For sale in Charlotte, n. G, by y. Oates and T
J Hoton; 10 Salisbury By C. u. Wheeler IN Ler
ing,on by J. r. Msbry 10 Greensborou.h by J
| & K. sloan; in Fayetteville by J. A. M'Rac; II
yorkyi!Ie, s, c BY Coms'vck e Cos ageut
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Take Notice.

n FOREWARN al persons from trading FOR q
Il Note given By me to Mary Haglcr, on the
23d Of January, Is43, for $50, due u months af
ter date, never intend to pay il for 1t was ifau
dulcutly obtained; and the property for which
said Note was given she has taken ont Of nv pos
session. JOHN IT. HARRIS.
jane -, 1913 tt2
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NOTICE.

A S administrator on the estate Of the late VIII,
N ham phllips, the undersigned calls on all
those indebted 10 said estste By Note or Book Ac-
count TO come forward and make payment before
OF during the ensuing Jolly Court, or they may
certslnly count On paying cost. Also, all persons
holding claims against the above estate must pre-
sent then as the law dtrccts, 81 fhcir payment
will BE- barred ~ The statute.
WIN HUNTER, Admr.
Jaiy /, ls43 VA
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Fever and Ague.

yQTiiS dissgreeab!e md very prevalent nervous
-. affection proceeds alone from the state Of the
nervous system, affecting the stomach. Il is
sometimes cfectqal!y cured Jy sudden shock or
ether operation upon the mind; but no depend
ence can he placed upon any remedy, except a
powerful tonic action upon the stomach.
DR. MOFFAT'S PHOENIX BITTERS AND
LIFE PILLS have been happily used for the cure
of FEVER AND AGUE E, sith invariablo success
DIR. MOFFAT has lately received from the
West where the disease prevails to a considerable
extent, induJitable proofs that bis medicines are
IN high estimation there, a speedy and cfiectua
cure oft. lie has unqucf,ionable city FeFereno,
as to it's high efficacy, IN this disagfeeabe aiiec
ton which will be given on application at hls Of
/ fee, 375 Broadway, New York.
| The above medicine FOR sale by
T. J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, N. c.
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10000 S.i. p1o, Ct DALIEYs
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR incsumab!e-
II not only cares quicker bu, gives 90 sddiiiuaal
pain, nor leaves scar. flre = positively reader
ed harmless. (sl0 has been offered slx months 10
any person returning IN empty bor, and say 'ng
that all agony on amounting IL not extracted 10 a
few minutes, yet, not ono from thUusauda oi TN
ais since has claimed the hoausl Parents ant
oas 10 guard agains; general injuries and save
money. time, letsnsc and hfr, and prevent their
offspring from bcing dishgured BY burns, OF even
small. p1s pus,gles, az possessing The en'isbls
power 10 replace tho sel!plary organs Destroyed
can DO 20 tY Obtaining this iaestimshic saiye 49,
Many deeply busu, cases IN the city can DC seen
and one sntifr face burnt Dger and sounded three
disiinet slrnes in the same spol while healing, yet
10 no case can be traced The least eicalfice %
mark For ell kinds OF harris, It's rapid soothing
effects. are shke impnrtsnt; even sore eyes, All
! INFLAMhATlONs and BROKEN BREASTS
would be unknoxn. The toilet and nurssfy, toi
clearing shc skin Of piniples, moving chAc, sc
will iind II Indispensable, Once using only vii
forever establish il the sovereign iiEAI-ALI
quxfitY. After this notice. beads OF families At
! loving torture for monihs, and ultimately die
tortsd features can never wtpe away rcpfnseh
Justly Uttered by disabled child, lor neglectin;
I to triumph over Ere.
For sale 10 Charlotte. NC, By D. Oates and I
J. Iiolion /: is Salisbury by c. o. Wheeler, 10 Les
\ ington By J. r. Mabry in Grecusbofough by }
n n. Sisan; 10 fayetteville By ]. a. M'Raci u
/ Yorkvle. s. G.. BY C0mst0ck & Cos HgenL
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WATCHES a JEWELLERY
United states Branch Mint.

Charlotte, Y. c. cih July, Is42.
& EALED proposals Kill be received for the dc.
- livery 81 tie M.ntof Fifty Cords Of Frewood
consisting u Oak and Hickory and Ilty CORDS
Of Pine Wood for the Engine until the lst Of Au-
gust nsx:. The delivery must be completed By
the Let o. Octp5er, Rheu It mus. be corded and
measured al the expense Of the contractor. Sep
Ers.c proposals vii be received for the Firewood
sne P.ae " I'd:
CIV: CALDWELL, Supt.
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LITER AIRY.

IAMES ". OSBORNE, Esq. Of Charlotte,
- North Carolina, has accepted an invitation
to deliver the next Annual Address, before the
two Literary Societies Of Davidson College, At the
commencement, on the 9th Of July next.
BIZ order OF the Pa!lsnibrOpic Society
June g, lc43. 3wP
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PUBLIC
sfEands Wanted.

YUNHE subscriber wishes TO hire 35 or 40
IL Negro Men, to work in surface Gold Mine
in Lincoln county, near the Little Mountain, about
70 miles from Bcatics Ford. Call 90 The propfe.
TOT OF agent st tie mine.
S. B. WALLS.
july 6. 1913. TAI
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- ARSAPARILLA --Comstock' Compound
- Extract There is no other preparation oil
Slrsaparilla, that can exceed or equal this Ifyou
are cure TO get Comstocks, you will find il supc
ror TO all others. II does not require putting.
For sale in Charlotte, N G. BY y. Oates and r
J. tIolton in Salisbury BY G. q Wheeler in Lex
ineton by J. 7. Maby in G-een-burouph by J
& X. sloan in Fayetteville BY J. A. NJ Rae; ID
YorkvIlle. s. e. by Coms'oek & Cos agent.
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ORNAMENTAL, Sign, Flag * Mirror
lpAltfp.AR,

lie Eaters himself that his long experience IN
the above business aud the specimens OF work he
has executed 10 bis line, will DO sufficient re
COMMUNICATION. lie will slso attend 10 any call
made 90 him in the HOUSE PAINTING Bu5I.
NESS aud Is confident he eaa give satisiacIi5a
10 al who may employ him. Tho public IS &c.
specfully requested 10 call and encourage hita as
he is determined TO execute all work committed
to him 10 the best possible manner.
And a. times is hard he will take plrt Of his
work in produce suitable for family use such a.
Flour, Corn, Bacon, &c.
JOHN W. RAINEY.
Concord. Msg lG, 1913.
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HEEADACHEe-.Dr SPHON'S HEADACHE
IA REMEDY will efiectually cure sick head.
ache, either from the nerves or bilious. Hundreds
of families arc using il with great jny
For sale 10 Charlotte, n. G. by II. Oates 10 sa.
lisbury by G. b. Wheeler 10 Lexington b J. r
Mahry; in Greensborough by J. e. X Sloan in
Fayetteville by J. A. M'Rae in Yorkyic. s. e
BIZ Coms,ock aud Co.'S sgent.
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MANSION HOUSE.

TGNHE subscriber having purchased Mr.. J. Il
n Hughes interest in the above Establish
ment, tenders his services 10 the Travelling Pub
lie. Having for several years been engaged IN
keeping Private ENTERTAINERS. at Mount Mourne
in Iredell county, he INDUCES the hope that he
has experience enough in the datles OF his busi-
ness to endeavor to render comfortable all who
may bcstow upon his House their patronage.
His TABLE shall always be well and Plentiful
" supplied with every thing the country Affords
to please and satisfy the palate even OF an eplenre'
Ills BAR will be found furnished With choice
selection Of Liquors.
Ills STABLES shall be constantly attended by
faithful and attentive host!efs aud supplied with
abundant proyetder.
y. B. The Stage Office is kep, at the Mansion
House.
II. It. SLOAN.
Charlotte, Jan 81. 1919. t3l
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.


MTCKLESBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Equity-To August Term, 1913.
A. II. Diukius and wife Cynthia,
Leoaidas Springs,
c. J. Harris, and wife Lconora,
John Springs, Jun'r.
Sarah and Margaret Springs, in.
fants, by their Guardian, 4.
Spring,
R. A. Springs, Leroy Springs, Peti.ion'oscl
Baxter Springs, Land.
A. b. Davidson and wife Mary,
Sophia Springs, infant by her
Gaa7tian, John Springs. sen'r.
rs.
J. B. s. Harris, W. A. Harris,
Margaret aud Eugenia Harris, &
g. W. Dunlap, and wife Mary,
THsHE Defendants, in this case, not residing
L within the limits Of this State, it is ordered
! that publication be made Elk weeks in the Char
: 5ac Journal, giving said defendants notice, tha
uoless they oppsar az our next Court Of Equity
70 be held Tor said County, on the 4!h Monday II
August next, al tire Court House 10 Charlotte an'
answer said Petition, BY showing cause why tht
prayer Of compliments should not be granted
| Judgment pro confesso will be entered agans
| them. by order,
! IA ID. K. DUNLAP C. " T..
| June Is, 1913. Pr fee Sc
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Valuable Real Estate, Sold
Mines, &c,
ST RaEBLfC .gTCTEC.E

AM be sold to the highest biddc'
w Court House IN Charlotte, on Tu
the next Term of Meek. "A,
lenburg County CouF: in e
~. 81 July. the following desiT- u
BILE property, viz;
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OH. OF TANNIN,
L. ]. HOLTON. 4geai,
Charlotte, n. c.

TO ALL TIE WORLD WHO Use LEA
THEIR IN ANY FORM
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PAINTING.

ruSHE Subscriber having located himself at
II Davidson College, would n0w oder his ser.
rinca "a, the nnl,lin as an
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-01
EisningCreek Meeting.

AT meeting of the citizens oS Fish.
ingeresk township, convened at the school
house near John Stokers,in said township,
on Monday the 9Th day of March, ls43,
in pursuance Of short notice, .Abrdhan
Robbins, Esq. was called TO the chair-Na-
than Fleckersfi,e, William Robbins, Hil-
liam Evans, and Bernard zimmerman.
Vice Presiden,s--asd Jacob YeabIe and
John r. Evans, Secretaries
The object Of the meeting having been
stated, on motion, committee Of fourteen
was appointed TO prepare proceedings for
the consideration of the meeting, to wit -
Abraham w. Kline, Charles w. Former,
Daniel Peaer. John Lazarus, Elias sMcHens
ry, John Alliger, Isaac Buss. Harman La.
| Dor, Frederick Hartman, John Hess, Thomas
J. Hu.ehison. Alden Ammerman. Daniel
| Stoker and Michael Lemon, who reported
the following preamble and resolutions
which were unanimously adopted
/ Whereas, it has been the custom in all
ages of the world, for the subjects or cili.
gems Of all governments, peaceably 10 as.
semble ard publicly give .heis assent or
dissent to measures proposed and advocated
by the legislators of that government,
whereby The relative position of such sub.
iects, or ci,izens would be substantially
changed.
/ We, the citizens Of Fishingcreek town.
ship, in the county OF Columbia, and State
Of Pennsy lvania, do; therefore, ENTER this our
humble but firm and solemn PROTEST
against the erection OF tbs county Of hiadi.
son out Of parts Of Columbra and Luzerne
counties. which will take from Colnmbia
county the townships Of Sugarloaf, Fishing
, cteeh, Orange, Briefcreeks MiAfin and I
part of Blo0rn,as measure tina, is in direc
} hostility to the best interests OF all that por
lion of the citizens that would be included
, within the bounds Of The proposed hey
county, except few at Berwick and
Whereas. the constitution of the United
States, whereof Pennsylvania is a member
f. grants to the citizens The right Of petition
instruction and remonstrance. Therefore
as peacesble citizens, we demonstrate agains
any dinnu,ion in the territory of ihe coun
. " Of Columbia whatever, and instruct ou
Il members in both branches Of the state legia
n lalure; 10 use ,heir utmost eadeavors '
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THE MEXICAN TREATY.

Circumstances having prevented or de-
iayed lhe official promulgation Of the terms
Of the convention recently concluded be.
tween this country and Mexico. the Nalion.-
al tnteflTgenref gives an abstrac, OF its pro
visons,on which abstract we draw the follow
ing terms They may be interesting 10 many
OF our readers. The absence of the Mexican
Minister from Washington has delayed the
former ratification; but the matter is consi.
dered as settled, however.
The Mexican Government agrees 10 pay
on the thirlieth of April next, 10 such per.
Sous IN the city Of Mexico as the United
States shall appoint, the interest on awards
made under the convention Of 1889. This
principal 10 TO be paid in the same manner,
within FIVE years, in equal quarter yearly
payments; the money 10 be gold or silvers
free from custom house or other charges,
and transported, al the risk of Mexico, To-
the city Of Vera CiuS. TO this payment
the direct taxes OF The Mexican Republic
are pledged. with the understanding thas
the United States do not look TO lba, fund
| alone: and the Mexican Government furjh.
ermore agrees to- add two and a half pei
cen,om TO The payments for freight and
charges. A new convention is to be eng
tered into, for the adjustment of remaining
claims,
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HUNTINGDON MEETING

AT large and respectable meeting of the
Tnhabtsants Of lhe township of Huntingdon,
held al Columbus, Luzerne county, to lake
into consideration the fraudulent and unjust
measures which are at this time praelised
in the state Legislature, upon Luzsrne and
Columbia counties, 10 probure the passage
Of law 10 create new county OF Madison
by adivision Of the above named counties,
whereupon. John Britain was unani.
mously chosen Presiden,-A. J. Rooms,
Daniel Rooms, Philip Krichbaua, r. o.
Bogardus, Josiah Haines. I7motfu
Inbbs; Eoim BueEnleio. John Boston,
George Rhone. Zebuian X. Stevens, James
Ramsay, .Andre,0 Feliows and Siias Dod.
son were chosen Vice Presldenls-Henry
Inh, Ed,cin Holmes, were appointed Sec
reiaries.
The meeting being organized;on motion
Committee Of four, 10 viii: George Lau
rish, A. NJ. Fellows, A. Hiliard and John
NJ. Heacock were appointed to arrange res
0futIons expressive of lhe sense of the NEE.
ing.
The committee retired few moments 81
returned and reported The following resolu
'ieas, which were unanimously adopted.
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comparison 10 whs, they would be-, were
This iniquiious proposition of rev ccanly
carried into effect, i, Would, therefore be
much beaer FOR our in,eress, 10 remain as
we are.
Resoised-'fha, II The Bit Ia TO becortis
law, we urseh,ly ask The legislature 10
shikc ost the townships Of Sugarloaf;
Fistinscreek, Orange, aid that part Of
Bloom, included, and not force us into
ceunection against which we are uaani.
rnously opposed.
Resotued-That as freemen, and as cisi-
zens Of lhis Commonwealth, having rights
and interests in common with oar fellow
men. We confidently ask the Legislative,
not to des,toy The fruits OF otir industry, by
reducing the "alue Of our property. tina,
few indfvidifals In Berwick may be enriched
thereby,as The erection Of The proposed new
county can have no other effect.
ResotUed-That the course pursued by
Senator Heat!ey in urging the passage Of
the Bill erecting the few county Of Madison
when he knows the decided hostility which
exists in The breasts Of large portion of the
inhabitants Of Columbia county against it,
both within and without the limits Of his
proposed new county,is any thing but su eh
as high minded and honorable Senator
would adopt in return for the confidence
placed inshim, BY con6ding. though DE-
ceived, insuled and much wionged eUhsii,
uency.
Resoiued--That as we have not only
placed upon the files of,he Legislature. the
remonslanees Of more than five 10 one oI
the voters Of that portion of the new county
10 be taken from Columbia, but have given
The same expression through the ballot box.
es at the last October election, we casnot
in OUT hearts believe that the popular branch
of the Legislature will 60 counter to such
an expression of the popular will, TO crafty
the personal interest OF few individuals.
Resoived-Thst as we have had to bea,
the expense and tur!hen Of one new co1n'
" from its insorcy, until il is now just be
ginning TO arrive at manhood, we ask TO be
allowed 10 temain and derive little benefi,
| from its ability TO maintain itself; without
be ing compelled TO nurse a half starv.
ed bantling, which weuEd take al leas, q
eeistu4y to enable it 10 walk even with the
best of care -..----
| Resolpefl That me proceedings be sign.
ed by the officers Of The meeting and every
member present, and copy forwarded tc
our members in che Legislature, with re-
quest that they be laid before their re-
spectlve bodies, and published in the news.
papers Of the comfy.
Signed by the Officers. and one hundred
and eighty three others,
|