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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-06
THE LATE FLOOD AND TORNADO

Our exchanges are filled with deplerable ac-
counts Of the recent storm and rains. Itappears
10 have been one Of the most terrific aud terrible
with which this part Of the country has ever been
visited, sweeping away bridges, destroying crops
Of corn, cotton and tobacco, pros,raliug fences,
trees and even houses, and killing men and ami
mails in its mad fury.
In Halifax il blew a perfect hurricane, sweep
ing every thing in irs path. II blew dowu the
Railroad bridge across Quankey creek, which
was60 feet high and $50 yards long. Several
dwelling houses were blown down, cotton torn
up BY the roots, and the sloutest oaks shiyered
to the ground and carried considerable distances
from where they stood. Several negroes were
blown some 200 yards, and one Of them fatally
injured. The Roanoke river was higher than
it had been ior fifty years before.
The water was within six inches Of the Ra.
road bridge al Castor; the bridges at Leaksyille
Madison, DanviIle and Milton were swept away
aud every mill and factory in the west were eli.
ther washed away or more OF less injured.
In Chatham hail stones fell as large as her
eggs.
The Storm appears 10 have been felt through
out The entire South.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-06
ISAAC ERWIN,
]. G. PHILLIPS, y
II. DIX. CABANISS.
MAKr FoREsr CoLLEaE, sept. 2na.

WAKE FOREST O0hLEGEs sept. no.
Bio. GoRMAS At a late meeting Of the
Sons Of Temperance Of Wake Forest Div
sion, No. 81, the following resolutions werI
unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, this Division, has been inform
cd of the National Division, at its late SCI
san in the City Of Boston, rendering pei
pctual the obligation, and thereby, GIN OF
opinion) working a radical change in q
principles Of Il Order, which will inJuT|
ously affect its progress and interest there
fore,
Resolred, That we as a Division, do CT
ter our solemn protest against the action
The National Division, in erasing the words
IN this respect and in making the obhg'
zion in full Z bHaling to the end Of life.
Resolred, That while we recognize Il
Natl. Division as the fountain head Of Ia
and power in our Order, and while we wonl
bow in submissive acquiescenee to any
gal regulation this respected body might s.
I'll to adopt for the advancement and perm
nency Of the Institution, We do not reeo
niue in it the right fundamentally to alter
obligation which has been binding for yea
on members of the Order.
RcsoIued, Thas tho Recording Scribe
authorize to forward a copy Of these resol
tons to the Editor Of the Spirit Of the AZ
With a request that the same be published
JAS. II. F0OTE, i. S.
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E. Troy and W. Mcneil was appointed to
prepare the memorial, and also 10 transmit
to the Grand Division a copy Of the report
and resolutions.
Bro. VIM. Mcneil moved that a Com
mittee Of three be appointed to draw up, and
have printed at the expense of the Division,
a circular to the Subordinate Divisions of
the State on the subject Of the alteration Of
our obligation. as proposed by the National
Division. Adopted.
The w. P. appointed on this Committee
Bros. VIM. Mcneil, R. E, Troy and j. I.
Pope
AUGUsT Sd, 1850.
The Committee appointed to prepare the
circular to the Grand Division, reported the
subioined Circular.
Bro. VIM. MeNeil stated that his reason
for proposing that a confidential circular be
addressed to our sister Divisions, was thai
we thought it most prudent that any dissat
i~sfaction which might be felt in the Order
! ON account Of the action Of the National hi
vision, should be kept among the Sons 0
I Temperance, and publishing our circular il
e a newspaper would have a bad effect, bu
+ that since the adoption of the resolution az
pointing the Committee to prepare the eli
Q %eular, he had seen in a public newspaper tn
proceedings Of Wentworth Division, wher,
, by the matter had been made public, an
thercforc the reasons for printing our eircl
n lar in the form Of a secret Communicate
bad ceased he accordingly moved that Il
motion heretofore adopted. to print a eirc
lar letter be r~escinded, and that the circul
be printed in the Spirit Of the Age. VIII,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-06
EXECUTION OF PROF. WEBSTER.

G~~E1O ~ NJ - A9S = L~AAs
A TeIegraphic Extra was issued fron this
Office, on Saturday morning last, three days IN
Advance Of the mail, giving an account Of the
execution Of Prof. Webster, al Boston. This
is but one out of many instances, Of late, in
which we have given the public, the West and
South Of US, especially, the news 50 far in ad-
vance of the mail, as to make il positively stale,
when it reached us and them by that means.
Our Despatch stated that Prof. Webster was
brought out Of his cell, Into the jail yard, at 6
O'Clock, accompanied By the sheriff, officers Of
the Court, and the jury, with his spiritual adj,
viseTs. He seemed overwhelmed with grief
though apparently resigned 10 his sad faie.-
The Prisoner walked with a firm step to lht
foot of the gallows, and assembled The steps
supported by the ~clergymeu in attendance
The services on the gallows occupied about hal
an houF-the Prisoner joining in them, will
great fervency. When completed, he bid far
well to all present-shaking each by the hand
when the sheriff drew the cap over his face
and fixed the rope To his neck. In mo.nen
after, the trap fell and his spirit passed iron
time to eternity. Thu agonies Of death seem
ed to be SOON over, as his struggles were yer
few. The throng Of spectators on the out sid
Of the prison. though they could neither see nc
hear, was im;aense.
), This unfortunate man has thus incurred tn
: just but awful penalty Of his crime. For h5n
the public sympathy had become well nigh ca
hausied. His numerous prevarications, adde
to his deep guilt, had forfeited fF him The con
miseratioli Of the mos; m%ercifni. For his fam
! ". however-fur the wife and daughters, wh
= have been involved in a~fiiction aud disgrae,
: by the depravity Of the husband and father
the tearsof sympathy viii freely flow, in otht
5 sections Of the Country than that. which is ii
scene oftheir sorrow and their shame.
Raleigh Register.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-06

Proceedings If I~mmberton Division, No.
A., on the subject Of the action Of the Nal
tiDnsl Division altering the obligation.
On the 29th june 1850, the first regular
meeting after the abstract of the proeecdingsl
Of the Nat. Division was received, it was
unanimously
q ResolUed, That a Committee Of Ave bel
appointed to take into consideration the ac1|
ton Of the National Division on the subjccN
Of the obligation, and report to the next
meeting by resolution or otherwise.
On this Committee we're appointed Bros.
II. Il. Troy, William Mcneil II. II. Ellis,
b. N. Hartman, and b. Freeman, who at
the next meeting submitted the following
reports
The undersigned Committee to whom was
referred the act 5 Of the National Division
altering the Obj ton Of the Sons Of Tel
perance, respectfully report:
After giving tothe sG31A Ill the
Grafton which our other sa@eemc
the limited time allowed US pesmin
are comfeIled to dissent fsm the action Of
the National Diyisic-8e believe that an
obligation IL bisding at all, is binding only
in the form in which it is taken we believe
that If a pew obligation is substituted for
the old s~e, the new obligation will bind
those only wse take it, and the members who
took tho original obligation viii either be
bound by It alone, or, (f it is destroyed,
they will be bound by none we believe that
il will cause confusion, dissatisfaction anc
disorganization for part Of the members o.
the Order to be bound by one obligation and
part by another we believe that a larg'
number Of the Sons Of Temperance, wheI
they took the obligation, understood that tn
total abstinence pledge was binding only s.
long as their connection with the Orde
should continue and that they took it as such
We believe however, that this is a subjec
Of grave and serious importance, %affectinI
the Fundamental constitution of the Order
and ought not to be acted on hastily or VI
advisedly, or without calm deliberation an
mature reflection. We therefore respectful
lyreeommend the adoption Of the followin
Resolutions:
ResoIred, That the Grand Division of \
Carolina be memorialized by this Division
praying that the alteration Of the obligatio
recommended by the National Division, ma
not be adopted.
Resohed, That until the Grand Divisie
shall act on the subject, we viii continue
use and observe orp original obligation.
All ofwhieh is respectfully submitted.
(SigneD Il T. TROY, 6
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-06

MORBID TAsTE.--The Boston Bee state:
that windows overlooking the jail YARD
in which Professor Webster was ex
ecuted, on Friday last, were let out q
SO for each individual.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-06

VERY APpRopRIATE.-At a market
town in R~utlandshire, the following pla-
card is affixed to the shutters of a watch
maker, who has decamped, leaving his
creditors minus: Wound up and the
handspring broke"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-06
FoR LEE sPIEIr OF lie AGE.
LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANCE.

Articles have recently appeared in the
" Coumupicator, and the Spirit of the
Age. On the improperly of Sons of Tenn
perance, as a body, seeking from the Legis-
lature, a correction ofthe License system In
North Carolina. As we believe all the
members Of our Institution are DESTROYS, by
means Of it, Of promoting the happiness Of
mankind, and to that end, are wiling fairly
to investigate truth. We wish to set forth
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Gnlnlnuniratians.


SHELBY, aug. ANeH' 49,
Brc. GoRMAS . At the last regular MEET
ipg Of our Division, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted, and ordered that
a COW be sent to the Spirit for publication
The committee appointed at the last meet
ingof this Division, to take mo consideration
the alteration made nthe reading Of the
pledge, at the last meeting Of the National
bivision, respectfully beg leave to report
That they regard the alteration as er
post facto'' in its tendency, and that conse-
ouently this Division will continue to adj
minister the pledge as now laid down in the
b. B. And they unhesitatingly give it as
their opinion, that should the n. D. at it
next meeting refuse to re-insertin the pledge
the words, in this respect" that then
fatal blow will have been given to the pros
pcrity Of the Order in this community.
Therefore Resolred, That this DiSisiol
respectfully protest against said alteration
or construction Of the pledge, and tia
the delegates from the G.. D. of this Stat
10 the next meeting Of the N, d. are carr
estly requested to use all honorable NEAR
in procuring the restoration Of the pledge
its former simplicity
And they would further suggest, the pr
priety Of sending a copy of these resolution
70 the G. s. At Raleigh for publication
the Spirit Of the Age.
Respectfully submitted,
ISAAC ERWIN,
r rrna AHTt -
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Form of Application,
FOR A CHARTER FOR A SECTION OF
The Cadets Of Temperance.

(Date.l
The undersigned, youths Of -A, befiev-
ing the Order Of the Cadets of Temperance to
be we'll calculated to extend the blessings Of
Total Abstinepee, and promote the general vel
fare OF manki4d, respectfully petition the Grand
Section of THE State OF North Carolina, to
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-06

On an entirely different basis. 1t
was doing well and ought to have been let a.
lone. 1t was to our minds one of the great
beauties and glories of the Order, that it ex-
'ercised over men no restraint against their
will. That those who had been ~unhappy
slaves Of amost insinuating vice, continued
their connection with the Order, while they
were at liberty at any time to Withdraw and
return to the pleasures Of drunkenness
They thus showed that they loved the Sons
of Temperance more than they did ~intoxica-
ting drinks.
We have found it to be a most successful
argument both with the friends and enemies
of the Order, who were not members, to say
if you do not like the Order. you can with
draws at any time and be under nc restriction
except the one against divulging our secrets. .
1t induced the friends Of the Order to Join
and it sileneed the enemies. Though thou
sands join because they have the right t.
withdraw if they become dissatisfied, We
who ever hears Of any one withdrawn,
whom We would not willingly let go? Thesi
are some Of the considerations which indu
ced Us 10 adopt the subjoined preamble ant
resolutions.
If you do not agree with us, we respect
fully and fraternally ask you to state YOU
views and the reasons for them, and W
promise to give them the same consideration
which We ask Of you for ours.
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| certify all the foregoing to be correct
j. 7. POPE, R. S.
Lumberton, August 24th, 1850.
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JULY goth. 1850.

This report was ordered to lie over for two
weeks.
july 10Th, 1850.
The foregoing report and resolutions a
gain came up, and at a very full meeting,
were unanimously adopted. Whereupon a
Committee of FIVE consisting Of Bros. j. G.
Moore, NJ. f. Mcneil, y. A. Barnes, r,
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CIR hatipual Gpmqerautl
0asriag. >

AND
Sons and Daughters Of rempsrance Git.
sDyTED BY 5. T. CARY
Most Worth8 Patriarch Of the Sons Of
Temperance If North dalerseo
PUBLISHED JULY 1850.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-03-06
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ba(ten Sarrs S2 so penn ,pabreno ccs sUciten bals
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Sa6rts tt,ablt tpirb. = 9lienanp tann cie 3tts
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fin, ,pcnr IL cteradliAtistaperren fcilen.
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ncJ Benrrals ppfamts @utttrirticns9cle,r fr NJ
TO All 3eitunssbsrausstter tnren irenn man reits
ttlten fcls6e 9riefs often istersiett e ptriie9eln
,lnc aSbrcfiren last.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-03-06

Wa(hinatcn, 1s. Getr.

&cHIHV"btVNf AGO ONVA'
Senat. 0r. @lap leste Die petiticn
eines einielnen Wannes Dor tpcrin cteier
rcrlhldst, baB Der erlte Senator Der anf
bic slufolnng Der lluicn antra9e aus benz
Senate ausseitoBen meroen fcae. Waro auf
Die 3afel nisoer9elest.
Darauf marc Der Nntra9 oes Srn. Se
marb, carlber uater!uhun9 ahsuitellen,
OF es nbt stpedmdBi9 lei ben Yerfauf cber
bic llsbertraauns pcu eanowarrants ebe
cie1e muflib aus9escben weroeu, Su perbie-
ten, angenommen.
gaahbem nod perlhiebene anbere Autrdse
CUR Berathun9 9efommen 9ins Ger Senat
,piecer auf prn. Glays &omprcmie lber.
Nr. Dcmns ertielt suerlt bas Wort unb
erfldrte, bag er fein b6tltes Grftaunen aber
be Snfcnlequens in bem 8erfabren oes9rn.
@laY nicbt nnterbrllfen f6nne inoem Ger
feIbe iuerR oriugenb beantra9t, ale aus Der
asitaticu iiber bic Stlaperei berporeebsnten
9rasen, sumal absumad,en, uno 9tcih Car.
auf ben sntras ecifeut babe, clue Der obipalS
teneen Nauptfraeen BON ben anoerm su trsu.
uen, um Dieie allein gu entiheioea, bic ans
bern aber unberiibrt az laGen. gBas Die BON
oemlelbeu eeifeQteu antrdse ins 0an,en be-
treffs, 70 muTe CT sefeben, baB er weoer in
cielen felblf, nod. ia Der ibnen beisesebenen
Grflirung etDas ;u erfennen oernlS3e, nas
Ee ben Namen einrs @ompromiGss bered,-
tiee. Shon bic allersrife 3eile in bietsr9isibe
BON Nnirdseu enttalte ben 9iusiprud,, cae
bic Sflaperfi 10 ben nenen @ebieten geleE-
lid, nid3t eriftire, bamit lei aber Der sanse
0essnitanc aufscseben. Der Ssnatcr babe
ertldrt oae ieine Nntrdse sesegeiti3e Gons
sefi,ouen enthielten uno Sspar einige, bic les
oialih pom Toroen benz SIoen 9emadt
wnrbsn. Gr, fur feiae perion, f6nnc aber
feline lolde RoulelIcnea beraus1Rcen 70
uist er aud, barnad, fude. Der erife a!ntra9
9ete cabin galifornien nit an9emeGtnen
0renSen IN bic Union anf,nnebnen aud,
babe er aebcfft, oaB aus ben Wcrten Init
ansemeGenen 9renien" ir9enb Elm Gomprcs
miB berpofsehen paroe uno bem Iorfrags
res Genatcrs nit Der ar0stea Aufmerflam.
felt ,usebort, in leinsr Grmartnng absr lslbii
III bieler Seiiehuns id, gang unb gar 8es
tdufht sefancen.
0r. Glap ertldrte, er ertau6e fih benz
Seuator BON eouiGana barauf Su ei.tsesnen,
bnB berlelbe bic llmitinos, unter beHea sr
biele Worte oaseweneet Ia Bstradt su
tieben babe, nm fid oeren Sinn ~ erflas
rem. 3ar 3s!t, tpe er oieien Nntras enfnor.
fen, babe er prdlamirt, oa8 Galtfcrnifn tei
Aanabme fsiner gerfaGanl unD Del cen,sln
trase fur aufltabme IN bic llricn IN niefem
banaIs bier nod, niht einselaufsnenSnitrus
msnte SorlOr8e aetrcffsn babsn tpsrbe bae
Ger xcn4ree, ,pfuli er ettpl BE BON Dem
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-03-06
(Sabregssasey 5.
50 tGtsrs- g telle.
Die Sseiler Memfffanten y.

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unp jcstn init ben 8ricrrn aus.
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q1ie fcttriS flung rie Sermuftt,
2tls Strupt's Sbaar aus $6ratb ics,
ltnb ttpl3 pit ,,rptbe" SABINE fog
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ltnp init Iins's jcoer freic Wann,
Scr Iinsen unr narttiren tann.
ltnr als es init res Ioer;css Oiaht
Sn Stoutfen fam topann sur S@laht
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&te irislten frtfb: bic 3epublit!
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@ctunten ,par bic Sseputlit,
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Gin sriiner Srani gum 3eiden aus,
Scr s obtentranj Der 9ieputltt:
Sprt fart cie 2eeltr Sclrmulit.
Sinf Wlanner iparsn's, treu unb trar,
Sie bort bic Siirlfentusel traf;
Sbr J5erS, earin bic Sreibeit f1fus,
9Bar far pes Slei aud psit ssnus!!
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Dort ientte man bic Il nf binab,
tlnb aus bcm 8rat, spis Selcmatit,
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nisrsrsema4t. Gas -oaas, in tpelhem ite lid
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paten sejeist ipcrbsn.
y 2Beit, pfarrrorf i'm bacifben oterlante.
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mtlCDe VcoeHT0Urc w OpIM ppH SOtItIepItItgH pUI
ben @enat setradbe rpereen t6nnsn, inbem CT 2Bil'
lens ci eine 8ittf9rift 5u tsrrei6en, wslhe piel-
leidt niobt unter riefe 9sese sebSren birfte. Die
0itt1rift, rie triSens einen poblperrtentcn Gpott
3eist, rparo as unebrertictS Sesen ben Senat nidt
anssnOmmcn.
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eine unterlibuns einjulcten, peie 5rrtf1ritte bic
Gommiflicn fir 9ermefuns rer meritanf@sn 0ren.
3en semadt, uno mic piel 0elb biefelte per,psnoet
bat. 9laot 4nnabme cini8er anperen anteoeutenben
Bills sins rer Ssnat werer CUR Grpasuns ron
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fort, wcrin CT banptfa4l bic sroSen 9crtbele ber.
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ben 8efbluS Glap's fur 8efbrantuns Der @rcn,en
pom xeras setrrcben, SinS CT ju elmer aGSemsinen
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nter, mic mir fbcn einisc anpere mif9etbeilt oaa4
ShluB Der 9ece sins Der Senat in executive 9i3.
sunS.
0cm 9etretar bes Snnsrn sins cine Dlittbetuns
Gin ilter bic ltntofen rer seuabauir. Oapis bsri.
tste ater cine Bill sur 9crpOlftanpisuns Der 4rmee.
6aus. $ittlsfielr bat um GrlaubniB cine
Bill einsatrinsen, pelbs ben 0ertauf seiltissr Sc.
trante in ben cfsntliden @stauren pertietet. (Sn
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ben 9alaf nibt anrers tsmsiltsrn fcnntcn.) Scr
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rem barteifen 2etter ausseeten Daatrofen Der IRA.
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morfen spirr).
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nabm bic Sabresbctftaft pes prafosnten IN @era.
tbun5.
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tcinn,sn mIfe inten 81 piifen ,pinftt, mic Der
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5emats fur aufnabmt res 1Dilmpt proptfo In ben
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Ct ,poae nihts ecn sintm Vtrslei4 wiiTsn fcneern
baltic fist en ftr Gonfuticn Ser @iben ,polle lei.
nen Anthsil an rem pon Dlerito srwertsnen @tbie.
ten, ras 8efbre um aufbstuns Der Stlaserei IN
rem Diftritt Gelumtia miiIs aufbSrsn une bic &c.
baflisen 6efske, wctur@ bic GinfansunS fiattser
0flaren ssbncert iei, maift anfstbotsn wtrpen
Glaps DereleiA lei niats fur fen @lten Scr 0t.
natcr fei init bsn Sretobenmannsr i'm Dunhs, anb
bats b init ben Atclitioniifen pentfjirt. CT f6nne
bic pile pss Crn. Clap niAt perfAIuden, uno foats
fe audi ptrsciett fsin
Gamrteif ron cbic frraA ib 3uerft sessn Die
Gmrfsbluns res 9raieenten aus, fir bic ntuen 6s.
tistt fsint slssiransen einjufttsn Johann antpsr.
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!, SNitttpoeb, SEN 6tem ~ drs, 1850.
Canton, gtarf Ganntp, Obio, 4

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