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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28

are approaching most fearful conjune-
lure-a couiunc,ure which involves The
very existence ofithe Institutions under
which VIE live; and he who attempts TO
disguise Ibis truth is an enemy to his coun-
,ry, and TO The best interests of mankind,
The greatest political wisdom. The most
exalted public virtue, are now demanded,
and their most active energies invoked, TO
avert, iii be possible, the impending dam
rers which hang, dark and oninous like
funeral pail, over our future history.
The history. sir, of every age. of the
world reaches us. that poweEeunchecked
au,. uncontrolled is Incompatible with The
existence of human liberty; ilsncs on from
one step of misrule TO another, until Inc
liberties cf The people are swallowed up IN
the vortex Of despoIism. In absolute eov-
ernmenls, revolution is the only mode ny
which The tyrant can be oycr'hrown. In
limited monarchies like that ol England,
The House of Commons-lhe taxing power
can compel reform by withholding The
supplies which are necessary 10 The ad.
minisraion Of the affairs Of government.
But The Government under which we live
differs widely from both Of these. Our
Government is rwofold. Ii is govern
menl or the whole, and also government
of integral paris; and The grea, end for
which The government Of the whole was
formed is to protect aud defend the parts,
and mol to suhjngate and destroy them;
and when The Government Of the whole
fails TO accomplish The end for which it
was created and threatens 10 destroy that
which it was formed 10 save, it becomes
most important subject Of inquiry. What
conservative principle must be rcsorted 10,
in such an emergency to interposo an ef-
fec,ua check 10 the tyranny OF an absolute
majority. which ovorridcs the Constitution,
and puts in peril the liberties Of The people,
by converting Federal Republic OF SOW
ereign and equa! States into aconsolidaled
despolism, against whose acts Of asgres-
sion upon the most sacred rights of tho
minority of co-Stares The Constitution no
longer affords even feeble barrier? In
such case, when The ends for which The
Government wos formed are no longer
regarded with respect; when the ConstiIu-
lion is virtually repealed; wien The SOW
ereign and equal parties who created it
ale threatened, as they now are, with sub
juga,on and overthrow, there is but one
way to bring back the Government TO the
principles upon which it was formed, aud
thereby to restore the Constitution 10 its
position Of paramount law, and to save tho
Union from anarchy and revolution.
The States themseves-lhe sovereign
parties to the compact Of Union, whose
rights are assailed, and whose very exist
cnce is :hrealened-are bound TO throw
themselves into the breach, in their SOW
ereisn character; mol 10 destroy. but 10 sare.
If the effor, be successful, The Government
will be reformed; revolution aver,ed; aud
the Constitution and the Union saved. If
the effort fails, the minority of States will
he thrown back upon The law of self.nr"-
seryafion and The dut.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28

scrvalion. and The dut..
becomes paramount 10
tions.
Sir, there are those
number, who belive I
ly approaching when
ereign parties 10 lhe
must act-upoD The
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28

The New-York Herald states that ru::.
mors have been in circulation for some.
days, but especially al Tdmmany Halls,
that reunion. of The old hunkers and.
bnrnburners is about to be consumm aled.
A western, editor says,hat no man who.
has aid'regularly for his newspaper was
ever known 10 be bitten BY a maddog.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-08

.. .., ,,sr ana hi. 10 sever. y,s q, ,h .,, and ss
-"n in Ia, ~ l""7'.
hhi. r,sfis =, ror' "aeeeas, 'rS@ Se~rirt hoaAd 20
ss a. e.rr,d arsy TIE Dead. Of frspn - "a s;'
heDnd back to rent
BEio birsnSrA. At PortHfd froa "stArsas ioss deck
ss's ans Of her cage aeok gale 9h
HdT ols
Of sis re-, f M y,sr 'os Ios oaF,il s,h s eysso'
No Cant sn ey are near aod seys,al ~ o. n,s" r.a
on sss,S roe rss bound 80 the aa'.aa islasd' .,
stout dire Seehs snee and ths i've. IF ss on
the d s, Wiz zoe sav.sn h sa 10 s%s
ON sns ia sn 81 "a, sS =,
then the COOK They viii stop At Baeaos Ayrs
sons Psisc.,os The sehr tsuaa Norton; At sasi.'
fell IN rh sohr rraestsn abandoned Hr oreuas, gone
s;sbeen nrn snp h 90 iar'eari .s oss gna
take her back to B.a'on
PAssAcHor rrr srns,r.oy "Aar,a",-rs. s.,l,v,ns
70 from e.piaa great made many
passed ,hrour, the $ ri. Of a-sellan.-
Frsec .hors On board until with Cape Quad the wess
end Of he islands forming Whale sound the pats
es, ed the abon, Is or Is miles and srsduA, do
o,ssbH N w'th 70 three n,es when you WIN he no VITA
r sass ms sf, and -"s
~ IN ~ with APE Frossna whee very BID slia
70 tne me
round to III. North~srs the di..n Of two esus'
sirsn water rser with anchorage tina mouth n H.
fsp,pe L. sbont ~ mill 10 the Sorhw.rd and on ths
so iAt th' hsy NJ resh water river whore We hiied
our wnttr the boat went IN at hafuoe.
Prom the other points Of the HAT. frng the south point
OF the river ssbs SAND bank runs miles sno ~
mhs IRON tie shore hut 20 moveabs that mnoh difficulty
you'd he experienced by vessel stopping on rhi: Is he
hst sho.l that is 20 he from par AUD the land
very high mountainous sd his Indicated win small
and doubt good hnrbors such the Of
forxs,
After passing Fst Famine the land lessons much 10 hei
aud places covered W. th From cape Fro
wsd ieep t1l miles from the Patagonia UNLESS
you wish anchor until Sandy bsv where saDd
hI-e 'a'hons water TO the "rf
Aver he br nh for Capc Povpoise and
between Ire nall slsnds and rgs the main In
tins snge the lesst water five fthoms and in frequent
patches large ~ help above the surface II
The water ser pa sing these islands steer or the oud Of
Nassau Islands the Sc end of st Sarrow
whci are bold and ~ niles wide Round Cape Gregory
the North side the with the lead.
then steer course round Possession Bay and give Cape
virgin . good BERTH
-. and round Possession Bay Of moderate height eI
ctp small mount the Of h, Bay which 10 call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-08
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, October Go, r n.
This has proved Of the most Indictment days Of
the The rain fell In torrents during the greater
part Of the day, completely suspending all out doc
business. Transactions within doors and on change
which was thinly attended, we're with the exception
Of cotton much restricted In the latter article sales
were pretty freely made 1T full rates. prices closing
nrn Sales Of this state and Western brands Of -four
we're limited, without change In quotations, WHILE
under the in6usas. Of light rsesipts fair loo ri
and Eastern and export demand, prices steady.
Southern brands we're In hight supply while prices
were unchanged. There marked change Ia
wheat and owing to ths terms Of holders being above
the views OF miiisrs sales OF moment tras spred
Corn continued In light supply, which ercu
with fair demand for export impaired greater urm-
the msrkst and sales In some DISTANCES we're
made st sn advance. kys flour continued quiet
Corn meal sas ssl-sos, NJ full quotations. Rye
steady. while oats were unchanged The buoyancy
noticed In pork yesterday, vas maintained to- day and
salss we're made at gu advances for both aud
prime The stock VI the latter In nrst hands Vas
light, and at the cl higher rates dem snd-d
Beef va steady. Lard continued active. ct steady
price,. Cheese, Of prime quality. vas selling In
dsrAis lots Tor export While aud inferior
upued quite duh osing to the prevailing storm
snssetons In groceries we're light, without chspgs in
1uofatiops
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-08

CAMAscHE DErREoArIors.--It 10 stated, on reliable
authority that large body Of Camsnohes recently
tered the German settlements the Lame and took
possession of he cabns and fields Of the defence
less inhabitants. The Indians informed the settlers
that their object not TO shed blood aud offered
them the alternative OF . peacesbls surrender
fight The whites being too few In number to enter
tain any hope OF successful Resistance awaited them
selves " the first alternative and the ssvagss accord
ingly took possession .4usn Tsros) Gazette, Sept Is
We are indebted to Gay. Kingsley and Co . express
for Boston papers. in advance Of the mall which
detained BY the storm on Saturday night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-08

vreesion shr had him srr-st.d for assault on her
person hut the urg strae dismissed tho case there
not being In bis el'Lion suricept ground Tor legal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-08

HorbisLs isHUn.Nirs judy. SATIN empsuneled O
jury at the Commercial Hospital yesterday a-rn DON
Tor the purpose Of ioqurips into the plsipt 81 in
macy mace against Sirs t.hss Rvrisston. She vss
rep ettbttd a. I'D, a ~ Jui pisbm.ots s.d
hfby oul1satsd Mid Sh. H. q nsttv. ~ Ireland
Nh'te ehe msfried sotue tvO years sad a half sine.
muso iescher - the name - Rob-rt R,ripy,.,o v,,b
vhom she emigrsted o. this city sf~, ira,
marriage %. furnifnipg hun tb. mrsos Of coming 60
this country Her busbsBd ~ msin.d win he, ~, =
Short time oh be lsft Der 10 nah. a nr,f..s,oo,,
tour through Indiana In his absuee IN. 90. I.ft 10
chit Tor herself he utterly fsi,d to provtd. ~, h.,
spd treated her With indifference. during hs .b..nc.
During the tire he rave brth to shid -hI,h N.
hcped -oulo induce him To set differently to-.rds h.y
hoi IN the the ~ss disappointed for wbeu he returned
- rtiustd Z" a. into her She attn confined
. hf bed but Oh. got up aud toos her infsnt Into the
rUtn Where be ~hrs the monster refused 20 lol
90 and tld her TO take her idiot s~sy used other
1Wuititg la gusgs H. her trori tnst her
iuird commebe,0 swing Her grief vss inor.a.
hy the d'sih % bsr ebnd .hcb tovk place 10 snort
linf amer its birth Ter pba continued break sod
IN si-~ dsy she ~as prs'a. her INST Ia
ate scqssintssees She taken 20 the Asviuu
who're fbt has siosd Iitt- nop.
81 iecoveiy. B.i husband on h-ssiug other situscoa
spoiled and ehtsibtos divorce IN Is~rsoceburxp IN
disDs The jury fouBd tbat enc inssa as sod that
ft would - utssfs 20 ct her ~ liberty Ctresrr<s
Depss~A, s~pf ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-08

Passengers Arrived.
LIvERPooL-Ship Columbus-Th Ashsv. Christopher
Rober,s Rev lanes WAts. Miss Charl tie ward DR. Es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-08

Lsrrsn Bass Of sseshsr for Hahr and Ltvsv-
pool ell e.e 81 the ksehspss Reading Roomlu asshssss
o-morrev, Nh. ats tsb oelock where letters
Paid 10 any part 81 the world.
Letter ssss Of steamer Isabel. for Havana ffIn Charlse
Tor pf siose - ssovs 90 Wednesday IOn ~ esosh
Letter bsss for all the ves sspss ~riI ~ sas sv
steamer severn.
Lrrrss Bsss Of steamer America from Bos,o. " Liver
pool ell cios- ksnyops Letter Uce 81 street,
10 minutes TO IN. Letters ore pad "
a Tlsess Bses Of steamer Is.b. hr - ce.. 20
Nednsds, lvth inst 81 Pm sod forwarded ~ s,..ws,,
Tennessee Letter Bsss o. sesn.r Ores, Ts.t.rs for
~ 1fcmss snd oil the est irdis islands will
fbove once on Friday, the 12sh instant
Hes.so 3srt.e C.sr--s>~uae~ee.
PstLsDsLrrIA, Oet 10 eh-Arnvsa-sh ge rgs WISH
in Nsts, New asse kss s-smsbp sslsosbas Pesk
Chs rie-ten bsrk seish sthns Bossn lriss ss.d Aiss
bai sr ho ssbeifo Nail BAKER, Ntrs -t.sist.
eel r. sehtrtss stewart t ssrl Ystes iuiburyI Cards
mss troeher bostoni Superb, Rogers Brdgepcss Beus
recs, Smith. New London.
Embellishments.
Tor An sceounttf vsaous ~.sssi ace rews
lnr
Bnie MUGS LornG lhersre ,epo,ed spoten hs-oe for
fefs tr.A Put tate Charlsstsa ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-08


ship Colrmhu. Runcher Liverpeol SEPT vith rsss
~ rassenserst kingsasd 90. When DAYS cut
teu liverpool TIE cholera hruks the
and has continued NJ 20 the time and
psssenrers have died The snchured IN the on
Saturday, afternoon In tho sais sE 10 v.d 10
the Qu.rsntins ~ thss.s- ss Golsth Csp, rhom Sep,
y h, shout lstN. len bs 3D. s1p Botsns Bursev
from Liverpool and vssis 60 with her vo days 2. -hi.
sem f. from The yard into the ',srbOsrd quarter boat
shir rrsso,. Allen Li-.rpeOi day, With ms.. ana go
to williams 0uion The anshor outside
The Beol.
schr Hiram Gsrsrs. wiet. B.,mor. vita ship tub., ..
M Ter Lord On the s'h, 81 CAPS Nay, blov from
Schr y. TN Hart rhomssten, dsy.
Sehr Sarah Hamilton. Slough. rhomasto-, g daye
tcbf GENERAL fustsr, Jobe-. PSrt ssc, a dsya
schr ssrv, Merton. haohias dsys
Steamer W fesst, Costlhg PhiadslphiA
Psetet ship Hottinguey, Burssy. LivsrpsoL
ship supposed 20 be the Cornsla, French. Hv9pssl
Also. one bara-unknovn.
sailed.
Steamer Perobecot for Phsdsphis ships Caysiss Read
Calcutta Bslcyon ard others Steamship sousbsrnsr
Charleston, sid ron ousrsn''rs abovtsAh
The pilot boat New rsrh 10 20 Ne ety isst
evening having lost the head u gala
ocrI.vns - sss-ns> NE, % .susss.. NV, ~ ssa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-08

ADDITIONAL NEws PROM Mgxico- RELsAsx or rus
AMERICAN fRisosEss AT PUEBLA.-A correspondent Of
the New OrlesDs Delta OF the I'D inst writing from
Pueblo says III give you below the names Of twelve
persons. with ono exception citseus Of the United
States who Imprisoned ia this city about the l2th
OF june ls4S charged with robbng several haciendss
In the vicinity Of erote aud released to day to Wit
Gto. W. Knapp, Harrison Van Loon James williams,
John Brown. Ezra Evsps Francis barnes JET Snay
Robert Ryan, Thomas Mcdonald, Jas Mc';andry, VIM
Mclllh~DDy, and John d. Cook They in . most
miserable condition but will be furnished by for
eigDers resident here with sufficient reach
home, such being their dssir. they express them
selves perfectly ssts6ed with their residence In hexi
co, and unwilling To continue It,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-08
Our philadelphia Correspondence.

Our Philadelphia Correspondence
The WeoeS Shocking -7eedent- The Markets Soehs, Re.
PHrLADELrHrA, Oct q, Is4e.
The rain 1t rsiDe,h every day more dull, dismal
dirty city. could not we'll be imagined The omnibuses
full the streets des-rted and stop put business
CT all kinds The politicians cssss to bet spscuiatss
and bra~l and with the exception Of mud sne
there lie nothing stirring
John w Thompson the head waiter OF the Mer-
chants Hotel fell from the fifth story Of that buiidpg
last evening and was 30 shoskingy injured that his
life " osspair.d Of
disposed the vents Of tneir customers
yet there l'te or speculative feeling visible No
doubt the accumulation Of tight millions la the Sub
Treasury has hsd tendency TO check operations OF
speculative character The stock market 10 exceed
ipely dull, and prices sho~ downward tendency. A
slight decline has taken psc. In Reading Railroad.
In the produce .rk~t there IL scarcely any change
to notice The adv ices By the Csusda have
had effect upon The cotton market Flour continues
dull at previous quoAt,ups Small sales Of rye -four
At S. IS o6A. sno 50 1875 Corn meal dull ct 50 I2.
The slight advance In ~b-st Is fully mantsined. Rye
PsuupsyI,an,a ooo Southrrn 57c No change In oats
Yelov corn 'eppsyvana has ADJ suced to $50 scarce
further advanced III. advance in sugar fully main
tanned Freighis-'oliiers are in limited dsmsud 81
81 2x to 81 70 to Boston, 81 to 81 oe to Providence
and ssc TO Ne~ York
Annexed sr. the stock ,sles;-
,u G, M, e.rs sea 81 &c .tia ss SO.
ss:dns s' s, s.OS ce'.Psss I'D
Bari Z 3 Sd q e" s.
iSSi 20 reading Raisosd u, 5f.rDsrs ."d sssS.nie.
BAN, s 8 NSs5:,sro h,Es ~, =. % ssa,o
a. "a " 49, .Ir IA ia az, ..s s.I.s "a s,c t6
s.sa..h.,n. canal go.,s Az s1a ps,sb,rs az ~ AZ
40 che.apsats aid Delaware Csnai 10, 2OJ u Loan
%, 49, ~ 900 Tennessee Inds ~ 1000 Rssd Railroad
Bonds, w; l,No state %, st's W Noristo~n Nh zh
rhiLADhLrhiA' octooer y io".
Tn, W,afLer- d. Dtgbiu--qmus, uens- The .7pproaeh
-. eI.,,.o, Mn. Y,>a.f.- n,,, Rae J,o.,,
s $500 -.
News particularly OF locA' chAActeri Is sosree-
mot an Item can be up chased up worth tran
...,,,n, A.tor tns v,a,b., IN. rain .,n nou,. and
= =.
No man can CONJECTURE Wv" W s' '" hs's onsn'
skies and clean psvsments again.
The Rev Dr Durbin pr-aohed this morning At 81
- ., -. -. IT,. -, =
oeofses ,.uien ."isu ~ ~" onuren "
eroroeo 10 Is u'uos. csPsciy' ~ w. ssrm n Us
fm,.,h,.,s,r ,bo .,o,,, "a ,, rr.a,.,,o,. ,,
- ~. -. -, 800. .s,,'.,a,' -. s, W.
various psess paonc s@as.@sot S.rs pa,ronissd
T.,nu, - fni, ,hs ,,eb O.. ,a,I a.rnnn =. ,,i,
and a. for tb. N.tio.. s,d h.-rut th.y il,.tr.t.d
s s, =. ~ .- - -, =, ~ -, - ~, !, ~.
combined sttr.c,iop. Of I.s-, .od do.-n Al IN. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-08

I isr OF LETT ks KEnAISINo IN rnI NEW YORK
IL Post Once October 9, ls<e
OFFICIALLY PunLisHKD ruB PArnh 8Avuo rnB
orRouLAr
Please the ofshs IN wAsA tAsy are sdvs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-08

.dr-suncess.n Of BwtAs Msrrsyes and DpsfAs
~st inserted uni>ss duly a,sfheresie< aud reid s.
Married,
On Sunday evening 10 sands street Church. Brook
Ign. by the Rev W n Norris Mr. joins o. PLAsr Of
New York. TO Miss Alma, youngest daughter Of Jacob
Brown, Lsq, Of BrOoklJn.
Died,
On Friday, 9Th instant ut hi, residence S2s Hudson
street, JosN HUeHss n.tv. Of hpgisnd In the a6th
year % his eye.
His r.msins will b. taken to Greenwood for inter.
msnt this MONDAY morning.
In Brooklyn. October Z, Carnssisr Lros, wife Of
Leonard Psulsop
The funeral will take place this day ct O'Clock P
NJ, from No los Hoyt street Brooklyn
Al Saginaw City. on tridsv. 2l.t ultuo. MAsr wife
Of Samuel Gordon ~ that place aged "a years dough
ter OF Samuel Ibubbuck, ksq q Nouug.to~o, N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

AocoNAc DisrRlcr The official vote in this
District gives Bsyly Nocol majority OF ~ Ma
Tory (Whig)
The sheriff OF the With lRichmond) District have
csnvassed the vote for the different candidates and It Il
found that MI Bolts. the late member. received 49,
to 3l7 for Lee and Seldom, Loco ssii scddons ma.
lority Botts 3so Botts and Lee 69 Last al
Taylor got 299l and Csss 2567. Taylor majority 434
The Richmond Tne, thus accounts ior this remarkable
change
The facts that the aggregate for the three csndi.
dates greater than the whole Presidential vote that
the vote for Mcssrs Bolts and lee together neverthe
less, tails 2o below the vote for Gen Taylor and
Mr. Scddon received - more than Gen ass furnish
conclusive proof that Nj Seddon owes large part OF
his majority over Mr. Bolts % nag ro,c. Had those
Wing votes been merely silent Mr. seldom would stll
have becn elected. but he would have been a mineriy
member. had they been gwen 10 Nj lee. the Demo
cratic minority would have been stil more conspicu-
ous had they been cast for Mr. Bolts be would prob
ably have been returned % Congress We th.nk 81,
vii unite 10 rcSreltns that Of these thTcc atcrus
uVcs WAS not adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.
TO MEN Oy ENTERPRISE

=
r. TIE undcr, gnfd. beng the sole proprietor 81 -
French Be eian Datch. Puisssu. Austrian. and Rns.c
Patents. for Me,srs Wf,r 4 rEoNrso>s ce.ebras.
Cll,g C,sJl.ag JssL" the most valuable inecllon q
lie present age. now rrsiy 10 dispose cd o1e nofs
- e .st Patents such terms as io insure 90 he plf
chaser. certain and rapid fortunes The French Be.gsa
Aai Dutch Psfcu are granted tor le eru 70 sesl sea,
each from The date 81 American Pscl' .-'l j-ne SIS
,A Prrssan Austrian al Russian Patents f1r .hors,
prrois.
TIE undersigned IS now .n position fo prove fgon
Che authentic sources iha ne French Patent aons
W. realize 10 fhe purchaser Sione0 ~ .ess lhsi
Etloo $4,000 VII Dec realized by the proprietor. 81 ne
Br.l Patents from contracts already entered into WiA
the aricr,' sned TIE importance sni value ~ he nvcn
ton have only been admitted but thoroughly recon
mcnicd ~ the experienced eng and mschns.
IN hs country and Europe m fact ihs JOINT rapidly
saperscling the F.enge and Bot system"
Gentlemen are invited ca. and investigate me sab ~
for themselves Al information WI. be cheerfuiiy Zoe.
1shei on application 90
CLINTON G GiLRON. Tribune Binding.
PS \ few valuable STATE higAh" OF - Ameucaa
Paent may yc be had OF q, subscriber Letters must es
postpaid
Afo n. ssfsfy Of n. Psen,. as F-s,-
stated Syss.a-f sad DraR-ss esr-
X Keller E-g Cl-i ENsmIlsf 10 - fttse
. fatent - AN-nsA n1itt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
Health Of the City.

r.ls,-,pv CovufrrgF Mar
Az meeting ." VIC ,.u..f ., ,bs
- 49,, ...-,rt,,i 10 BE- pull
board % Health wa f-e"-''D o. -. = -
Es5.d once Ia he editorial columns, m eacn % me
-, - crrp- Woodruff. Mayor
rivrs Errry Oh, JACOB OAKLEY.
hDhEhI 7. HAW-, 'i--..,...- 49,. ,,.r,-
ALEA X II. SCH liz AohLl.t -.
EDWIN MORGAN. Ni'fa's -''
,.. -.
The undersigned having heen refie-ted ~ '-1 N''
farv Cornr,i.raa of ne Board % Health I'D Fl-PAit
---.-- o.. ..--,.i'-. lr relation to the G Lo.crs-
-,.r..---',,ly =
pFropr
80. -. fa,s -s.e. 81 Toe disease have occur
- - ~ "a -r v here -afY lave lF qfsi-
ID r- s.-. -- .-6 ,-i .teulo-rarcr, Gle n19f IL
-fe----.a i- -l .-.eror cf --1' fr'. iie''r-
- C.-- ,-...i f-.-. +. -s.a-es r. - eT'-
-. .. ... -.-.s ,,. tI- a -.dse b.. i-rr- -,
81 ....-.t - .--.. T, .-~ .n storf -.. sr-i Qr--al-
b.. --... -.-a p. ... - -hnr ID
r.-.- f-.frr ra.. .aIn-r,-
..-,-s DID. .ar-e. r1. "a l.cl
r,--.--. ~. h, .-
A. .ae Woe 4-.., -- -.,.s- +. =. lave 4, .er.
,r-, - -4r..- = - .r---e he s-st ana most -P1-
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