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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-22


Ikvill u reeollec,ed thai tks xocoioso aeoss
q Repfesensasives passsd vote q SlzZs'i Y -.
n 1877, % he gallant Tkx1or iQr re- ,esIas 2.
The caritnl1tion =, Monterey, which va SreAled
BY the people q this country with hat proud con-
tempt II 50 richly meritcd. When he resolution
came up before the Senate motion was made y
strike out the offensive clause, and Gen. Cas-
with only filsea kindred spirits. could hs found
Eto vote AGAINST the! motion y strike ont,
which prevailed By majority Of righttsni 50
ltAas he renowned Hero I'D who broke hls maid
len sword was most signally foiIed IN he aIsfal
design 81 voting censure where an ohelisk o.
statue was deserved. A beautiful commentary
Indeed The Hero Of half score q the most
lbrillian, victories on record. 70 be censared ~
ore 50 prominent IN once Gas the Locofoco press
ten Us Cas- was at the ignoble, ifnot absolutely
Icowarily. surrender Of Hunt
The Richmond Republican furnishes Y WIN
the history of this vote of censnre Mf Cock,
lof Tennessee, offered ! resolutiono Of thanks e
lGen. TAILOR, his officers and men, for their gal
liant conduct in Mexico; but Locofoco instinct
finding out thar The old Hero was Whig, and
Emas gaining rapidly upon the affections e. ths
lpeonle. ii was determined to mix the cup viii
lbiuerness. and thereby destroy the value Of The
vote Of thanks. Accordingly, one FickHn Of u
llinois proposed an offensive amendment, which
was finally put il shape by q Mr. Jacob 'rho'nP'
son, &C Mississippi, and adopted in the following
words
Proridea. That nothing herein contained
shall BE construed into an appreciation q ths
terms of capitulation Of Monterey.
In the senate more liberalsp prcyaileda yei
there were 6taeea cold hearted members whohad
no soul to award tomerit its Just due. and they
voted 10 retain the censure When the resolu-
non of thanks came up for consideration in that
Ebody, MIR, Speight, Of Mississippi, moved TO
strike II out, and the vote being taken, stood as
follows
'YEAs--Messrs. Archer, Badger, Benton, Ber-
Fien, Butler, Calhoun, Chalmers, Cillay, John
NJ. Clayton, Thomas Clayton, Corwin, Critten-
den, Davis Dayton, Evans, Fairfield, Greene,
lHonston' Huntington, Jarnagin, johnson 81
Il La, .Mangum, Miller, Morehead, Pearce, Rnsk,
simmons Snule, Speight Upham,, Webster and
! lWoodbridge-33
.I NaYs-Messrs Allen, Ashley Atchison, Ather-
Eton Bagby. Bfeese, Bright, CASS, Dix, II anne
gan, Niles, Sewer. Sturgeon, Turney and YuS
Elee-15.
4 These FIFTEEN should be held upto ever
lasting remembrance as unjust and ungrateful
men, incapable Of noble or generous emotions
!. Even Sam Houston had too much soul for such
4 miserable attempt at detraction u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-22


With the peace now comes the end of loans;
and the business of commencing to pay them off
must soon follow. - Washington Union
Yes, and great jollfcation you are making
over thesloan's being taken, but we think it will
be quite time enough to throw up your cap and
rejoice when YOU have paid il off wise man
does not generally rejoice when he is compelled
toborrormoney, but waits until the debt is liqui
dated. The taking Of the loan seems to be at
tributed altogether to the fact Of Peace being
tored, but we think that the disturbances in Eu-
rope, and the revolutions going on there, had
quite as much 10 do with the offer Of $50 900 900
as the return of peace. What sort of agency OF
magnetic influence had the Government at work
to inform Barring & Brothers Of London that peace
was established and thus induce them to bid for
the whole loan, Sl6O00,0O0, in connection with
Corcoran & Riggs Of Washington Can the
Union answer We have curiosity to hear.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-22
A PLEASING INCIDENT.

Wctlearn from the Alexandria Gazette, that
the Sons of Temperance at Middleburg, Loudoun
county, had made arrangements to give dinner
on the 18th ofJuly The sum of $40 had been
Subscribed for the purpose but, upon learning
from the Rev. J. Poisal, the General Agent of the
Virginia Bible Society, who addressed the ciii-
zens Of Londoun county, on the It'll inst, that so
many hundreds, and even thousands offamilies
Hour State, where without the Bible, literally
fot'-ihe bread oflife,'n they mapanimously and
with the most perfect unanimity. resolved 10
transfer the amount thus subscribed, TO the noble
objects of the Virginia Bible Society.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-22
APPOINTMENT or ELECTORS.

At meeting of the Central Commit
tee, on Monday evening week, the follow
ing appointments were made to fill vacan
cies:
B. J. Barbour, Esq. Elector in 9th District. ii
place of Hon. VIM. C. Rives, resigned.
John J Jones, Esq, Elector in LIST District In
place Of Mr.. Whitfield, resigned
Col. John A. Meredith, EIector in 9th District
in place Of Wood Boulder, Esq, resigned.
John s. Fleming, Esq.. 9th District Assistant
Eiector in place Of Col Meredith
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-22
LoCoFOCo ELECToR.

The LocoIoco State Central Committee have
filed all the vacancies in the Electoral ticket oc
easioned by the resignation Of those who had
been previously appointed.
In the flth (Frederickl District, Thos. Sloan
Esq, of Hampshire, has been appointed Eleclor
in place of VIM. Lucas, Esp, resigned.
The committee have also appointed Dir D
Murphy, Assistant Eleclor for Berkeley county
in place of G. B. Wager, deceased.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-22

,r.x,s,r az Miss. whilst engaged II
:. ,;,.,,sz,oa q. Monday last, and alsst ss.s'
- - e ,h, repuaation of his adopted a.A.s,
,.-s {. .eened 10 glory in,l said mar Is
:. hoped and icsud rssos % see me ln,e 20 ORE
peo1le 81 England would rise, up. 1AhL Z. )
THIS HEADS Of Queen Victoria ana rl.n.e
alher, ana HANG UP AS HiGh AZ -.
MN M Rarings and Rothschilds, me bahA-
- Il Fnrnre AND rnus AIN rHENskLyEs OF InA
-, Eagi;sa DsMg This Is going u'l'e
far,her even than Repudiation-noi consen1 s' =
srsa roabing and defrauding, yon are las'inea y
,,-,;,y an vour heel and TAKING LIFE
s - voa have the PURSE Hang up NE
very men who befriended the goreInme" =
loaning her large sums Of money. Is 'his e,
nocracy What! hang up the men WHO hass
ms ,aken the SIC 600 900 loan Of our own gov
er5nInenil Capital idea, indeed L = NE easles
,,oss;hle mode Of extingpishing the whole NJ =
neht and that TOO 50 expeditiously Erect I'M
seatJold. and you, Messrs. Corcorani q hiss
mount irst the funeral pile as you are me heasi
| "a American resident creditors. Sufer now ~
4 vaur eredulity Ia believing that contracts wer
inyiolable, and that the plighted faith Of the ma
ton was athing Of value or consequence ! Lear
& now, and be forewarned We who have coiiers ny
ed with gold. that all this is delnsion, and gu
contracts and faith are no stronger than rope
. sand IL
This doctrine may suit Mississippi, and "
award the speaker an sincerity may be h
mode the enlightened and statesmanlike mind !
Coz NcNutt would suggest for extinguishin
ash, but il Is pa. -rch as snits the morals
y ss5a stlginia Aih~-eA->h s'assIfe mary &c sIi
4 cerely entertained thai does not render it props
and laudable:. Who doubts the sincerity of Il
4 highwayman TO possess the booty of the ,ravelle
but that does no, mitigate the guilt of the ro|
]. berry or Justify the commission of crime.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-22
A CASE or ll.OIsoNINc.

We learn that the family of Mr. FRAN
CTS WENrzEI, Of Harpers Ferry, were poi
soned during the last week, which has al
ready caused the death Of TWO of his
children, ard two others are still consider
ed as being in a critical situation Ane-
gro woman is suspected of having admin.
istered the poison.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-22
DEATH OF ~ Old DIyINE..

The Rev. JoHS HEALEr, founder of the first
Sabbath School in the United States, and Pastor
ofthe Second Baptist Church in Baltimore, died
on Monday morning last in that city, He had
reached the advanced age ofs5 years. and for the
last 50 years was sole pastor Of the ID Baptist
church, the charge of which he assumed when
Baltimore was but a mere village.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-22
THE POST OFFICE BILL.

The House of Representatives has passed a
very important bill regulating the rates of post
age. II it should pass the Senate, newspapers
will again be allowed to pass free in the mails
within thirty miles Of the place of their publica-
ton papers sent byothegs than the publishers to
be charged two cents prepaid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-22
a PASTORAL Call.

We understand that the Rev BEALE
M ScHMUckER, Of Gettysburg, Pa, has
accepted call from the Lutheran Congre-
cations in Martinsbprg and Shepherds,
town, lately under the pastoral charge Of
Rev G. P. Krauth, and has entered upon
his duties. .f3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-22
THE DISCUSSION ON MONDAY.

4
On Monday last number of the citi.
zens of Jefferson county were interested
by discussion at the Court House. be-
tween distinguished Democrat of Mis-.
sissippi, and "a County Court Lawyer y
the former representing the great demo.
cracy of the country, and the latter the
Elector Of the Wings for this Electoral
District As to the result of the debate
no other expression of opinion is here
made, than that if the so styled Democrats
are satisfied, the Wings make no complaints
and have suffered no very serious inconye-
nience. II
We have a word to say as to the asser-
tons of the distinguished Democrat, Gov
McNutt, as to facts, and that is that the
Governor was very indifferent whether he
was right or wrong Take one as an ex-
ample He stated that Mr. jefferson had
advised President Washington to Veto
the Bank bill in 1891. This is untrue n
every respect Read the words of Mr..
Jefferson
must be added, however thar, unless the
PRESIDENTS mind, on view Of every thing which
IS urged for and against this bill. is tolerablv
Gear thar i Is unauthorized by the Constitution
the pro and the con hang 30 even as TO balance
~ Judgment, just respect for the wisdom ofI
~. Legislature, would naturally decide the ba
lane. in favor Of their opinion ii IS chiefly for
e.ses where they ara clearly misled by error. am
oIlon = Interest. that the Constitution has MA
eea cheek in the negative Of he President
NooAepretending to intelligence on the
subject viii deny that the words Of the
quotation were written By Mr.. Jefferson.
ana afs to be found in his opinion submit.
,ea % ne President while the Bank bill oil
lsst vas under the consideration Of the
A LISTENER.
~ 9 q: o ZEN. Corwin, has returned to
va = ssnlng.on nom The west, ready, Il is
sad 70 support eyaylor ticket warmlv
and Is confident Of il cecess; 4 ono
Mn. CLAr TirLoK j ~ ~
York Mirror assures the ..e..s. ~
New York, on the authority q Ss... ).
from Mr.. Clay, dated Jdne iOtb ~ 49, &.
is : not Clay We: but Taylor m e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-22
MR.. FILLMORE.

B Some Of the Locos (says the Richmond
RePublican) are boldly asserting that Mr..
FILLMORE, the Wing nominee for Vice
President, is an Abolitionist. His loca.
ton giving plausibility to the assertion,
but they take good care to furni1h no facts,
The best answer to all this Is, that the
Abolitionists themselves have no such o.
pinion Of Mr.. Fillmore for in 1874, when
he was the Wing candidate for Governor,
the regular anti-slayery party, instead Of
voting for Mr. F., put up q candidate Of
their olcn, Mr.. Gerrit Smith, and threw
their votes upon him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-22
NOMINATIONS ~ rus PRESIDENT.

The Union says that the President has nomi-
mated Senator Bagbg &c Alabama, u be envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary Of the
United States to Russia, in place Of the Hon.
Ralph lngersoll recalled at his own request
Calvin VI. lngersoll, OF Conn, has also been mo-
minated to be Secretary Of Legation 70 the Rus
sian minister; and the Hon. Isaac Toucey, Of
Conn, TO be Attorney General of the U. States,
vice Mr., Clifford, resigned
10 The. Legislature Of New Hamp-
shire on Thursday, elected Moses Norris,
Jr- Dem, Senator in. Congress for six
years from the 4th Of March next, in place
Of Mr.. Atherton, whose term then expires.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-22

The Cumberland Civilian again denies
that small pox exists ii that place
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-22

Gas to the Bank, Tariff and Distribution he
(Mr. Hunter) was mum as an oyster On no
one of these questions did he de8sn to give an an
swer. So far as he permitted a declaration. 10
escape, he proclaimed them obsolete issues r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-22

J);sr.s,3on beswcea E. COP HcNatt Of
Mississippi, and Azdsels Hsaier, Esq.
~ .g,.tfsrsoa---Ihe Oii0as Doctrine 81
RepadiatloA DsEesgzi-Ihe Jp,lnct
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
Gbs Carroll free press.
CarrOlltOn, O.--Thursday, Januaryi !, 1878.
county convention, &c,

In pursuance Of previous nouce, Il convention
Of Wings Of this County assembled at the Courl
House in CarrollIon on lhe 9Th instant, for the
purpose Of taking into consideration matters OF
State and National interest, aud to appoint Del
egates TO attend the convention to be held at
Columbus on the lsh Of the present month
Though not TO say very numerousIy attended,
there were "good and true" Wings present from
every township in the counly,--sO that the feel
ings Of The people were as fully represented as
they could have been had every member oflhe
party been there to speak for himself. The
utmost unanmiIy and good feeling prevailed,
and the sentiments expressed met with cordial
assent from erery one in the house. The pro-
ceedugs, given in another column, will meet
with general appreciation.
In regard 10 Presidential and Gubernatorial
candidalss, the indomiIable Wings of Carroll
stand where they have ever stoOd--READY AMI
ANXIOUS TO SUPPORT TUE NOMINEES OF THE Ma.
TIoNAL AND STATE CONVENTIONS They may
have their preferences, but do not wish to bo
diclaIOrial-lhey "gO principles, not men,"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
RRANDRETH,S PILLS.

FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL IFEvERs CURED BY
BRANDRETH's PnLs.-All tevers are occasioned by
the disordeed motion of the blood produced by the
humora serosity by hardening the valves of the ves-
sells. The blood circulates with greatly increased
speed and is still increased by the friction of the plo
bules or particles which compose the mass OF fluids
Then it is that the excessive heat and chs is expe
rienced throughout the whole system and accompa-
MED with great thirst pain in the head, back, kid
neys, and in fact complete prostration Of all the
faculties of the mind as well as body.
On the first attack of fever, or any disease imme-
diatey take large dose of Brandreths Vegetable u
niversal Pills, and continue to keep up powerful eff
feet upon the bowels until the fever or pain has
tirely ceased Six or eight will in most cases be Suf-
fcent as first dose, and one dose of this kind it is
not improbable, may prevent months Of sickness
perhaps death. n
DR.. Benjamin Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills, are indeed an universally approved medicine
which by its peculiar action cleanscs the blood of all
impurities, removes every pain and weakness and fl
gully restores the constitution to perfect health onf
vig0r. F. 10 at til" c. >" Z. "c,.-. y.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

LEAP YEAR!-Wc had not lho't Of the
present being "leop year," until notices OF the
fact that it is began to make their appearance in
exchange papcrs,-consequenty' have Jailed
until now, to warn unmarried gentlemen against
DEPRESSING from the rules of etiquette, by paying
their I" dslresses" to the ladies during the year
of our Lord I848. "Ilonor bright" gentlemen,
stand aloor! and if any ofyou have been "ma-
king advances" since the first of the present
month, YOU can now save your creditin no way
except by Withdrawing what you have said
Just "be easy" TOO, for you may rest assured
that the ladies will despatch more business in
single year than you have in the past three
Bachelors will suffer
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
Loco FOcO State Convention,

The Loco Convention met at Columbus on
the 9th, and nominated JOHN B. WELLER, of
Butler county, Hard, as there candidate for Gov.
ernor at the next fall election. The convention
adjourned ill Monday. On Saturday they ex-
pressed no opinion as to The Presidency, or the
Wilmot Proyiso. The Press and the Statesman
did not quarrel 70 a few days previous. The
Statesman of the 5Ih says I'VE are more than
gratied TO state that we have reason 10 believe
that the action of the Convention will be very
unanimous on points where the greatest differ
ence oIopnion was supposed 10 exist" ''When
men desire to agree, there is not much difficulty
in arriving at ii, when the object TO be gained is
t C same We aw ali the final result other dc.
Notwithstanding as we do that on Monday
Brinkerhuf aud Tuppan would ogtale the Will
mot Proviso quoslion.--OhiO Repository.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
EXECUTOR'S SALE.

IN pursuance of an order issued from the Court
of Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, at the
November term, A. D. l847, will offer for sale on
the premises, on the first day OF the next (Spring)
term, lS43 of said court, between the hours of ten
A. NJ. and four p. NJ the following real estate, part
of the lands of Hugh Witherow, deceased, to wit:
Lots rs a. ~ in the town Of NOrristOWn,
The conditions of saIe-one third paid down, one
third within one year, and one third within two
wears, thereafter. Secu+ily will be required for
the deferred payments.
JAMES WIT EROW,
Executor OF Eugl Witherow, decd.
Dec -. lit
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

his Affections were Of the utmost ssycriy,-al
others, they were lessened, and many entertain.
ed the hope that his constitution would yet ri.
umPh over disease. Yet, | believe, he never
thought so but as the inroads Of disease vas
ted away his frame. and diminished his strength.
nc looked upon death Us his only deliverer.-
For some months before his death, his disease
assumed most painful character; yet his
hopes grew stronger, his faith frmer. his deyo-
lion more intense, his counteuance more serene.
This continued until The morning Of the 25th,
when his soul lorsook iis tenement Of clay, and
winged its way 10 the realms Of Him who gave
it being. Up.
P. S. Weekly News" Brownsville Pa,
and " Ashland Standard" will please copy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

OF Messrs. Painter & Wilson have discon.
unued the publication Of tho Daily Massillon
Telegraph for the present, but will commence
II again 10 the Spring. The Telegraph was a
welcome liule visitor at this office, The publish.
ers, very kindly, sent it TO us,) and We are truly
sorry that ils publication has been suspended.
One thing, howevcr-lho good people Of Mas.
sillon will learn the value and convenience Of a
daily paper whilst they are without, aher hav.
ing had one for while, and will extend 10 il an
increased support when sluned anew.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

A COMMON AFFAIR.-On last Saturday even.
ing, about O'Clock, a difference took place be-
tween several young men in the bar.room Of the
BEAR" In the row, as we understand from
an eyewitness, james TeafT, Jr., was stabbed
four times in the back and side, by one of the
party, most shockingly. Who was to blame, or
how it originated, we are not prepared to say
(as there will doubtless be legal investigation
OF the affair,) to prejudice the public mind
against either of the participants. The life of
Teaff is despaired ol-and he was, at last advi.
ces, suffering greatly from the wounds inflicted.
lSIeubenyille Daily Herald.
0TA" common Affair."" truly, in your city,
Mr.. lIerad-or al least similar occurrences are
very common with you. Steubenyille harbors
more candidates for the penilenriary and the
gallows than any other town in Ohio. We
heard it called the other day, and we think
there was more truth than poetry in the remark,
" The DEVILS own town."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
Once More on Hand. Cheaper thaneVer
]. II. RICHER ,


WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Carrolton and the public generally, that he has just
brought on the NEATEsT, BEST, and CHEAPEST lot
of Clothing ever before offered in this market.
Ready Made Clothing,
In all its variety; such Cloth Pilot, and Blarkes
Coats, of the latest Styles Pantaloons, of evt
cry quality and price; and stacks of Vests, of ever
shade and PATTERN Under-Shirts, Drawers, Bosomy
and Collars SusPenders, &c. at prices that cannot
fail to suit purchasers. Having bought them exclu-
svey for Cash, he is thereby enabled to sell them at
such VERY Low prices as he is now offering them at
He would, therefore, invite those who wish to save
THEIR MONEY to give him CALL where they can OBJ
tain whole suit of clothes for FIVE DOLDARS,
and who is determined to sell cheaper than any other
establishment can sell. CALL AND SEE.
Don't forget the place-two doors south of H. A.
Stdgcr's store. J, r. BUCHER.
Carrollton, Dec. 5, l847.-nS-2m.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
THE CARROLL FREE PRESS.

PUBLISHED WEEKLY, at CaTolltOn, Ohio, by
B. w. g. P. c. JoHNsoN-This is one of the lar
gest and cheapest papers in the State,-it is of a
double medium size, contains but few advertise
ments, and its subscription price is only s20o pei
annum, payable within the year.
NJ Book and Job Work neatly executed. 90
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

COLD FEET are an evidence that the blood is en-
numbered with morbid humOrs, which no ionly
render the circulation sluggish and unequal but
prevent proper supply fthe vital fluid TO the
extremities. Hence coldness of the hands
accompanied with headach, giddiness and many
other imp leasant complaints.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are one Of the
best preventves in the world against Cold Feet;
because they not only clesnse the blood from
those impurities which gre the cause, but they
imPart an energy TO the ejaculation which car
ries 1t with vgor to every part oflhe system.
BEWARE OF coUETERFEITs AND limitations! -
Remember that the original and only genuine In
dian Vegetable Pills have the written signature of
William Wright on the top label of each box.
The genuine is for sale by
H. A. Stidger, Carrollton;
S. A. Highland, New Harrsbnrgh
James Forbes Sen., New Hagerstown;
Roby & Co. Leesburgh;
Sinclair g. Daniel Malvern;
Geo. McCaskey Palermo; and wholesale and
retail at the principal office, 1863 Racest, Philad
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
CARROLL FREE PRESS
PROSPECTUS FOR EXTENDING ITS CIRCULATION"
Now the Time for all SnbScrbePp are for The Campaign lS


the genera knowledge the principles upon wch TS olv
necessary people, keep educated in the nce OF
remarks
would be place.
epres
off who have aunched
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plurality olcuns the On'ea oNc
n designing
mtesof sadly
To The 'e
ward the sui
determine proper policy birth aclOn IhS once ene M
will watchoWer ana
mthe medium through whch
should supplied!
publishers tREE
and
that inducements The Free Press sone me
and
the and fully ONE HALF
ofm,-whch mng
two! publishers have easy ana
everything that occurs Inc
addhon
UNCOMPROMlSlNG ADVOCATE OF
P Prepare
poy- then roll than ever before of "'
Whignom mnees!W Wings the has Are rdy
addition FyeP the
Moral reading us
fail The ALL TERNISs0O per ahhan' ay' "
2j0 DELAYED unuI
Ohio, January l840
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