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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-18

% The Tribune comes to US an enlarg-
ed sheet ard printed new type. May its
shadow never be less. -.4tids.
Ditto TO the Atlas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-18

90 Eleven Camels were imported into Balti-
more last week from the Canary Islands. They
are Intended for the Far West TO test whether
they can be raised and acclimated.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-18

GPSickness has precluded the editor almost
entirely from editorial duties this week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-18

Byrnes Diciiolury OF Mechanics and Engin-
eering. No. is publshed-a large part of
which is devoted to corn-mlls.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-18

The stem of the holly -hock contains blue
dye superior to the finest indigo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-18

California appears TO be able TO take care Of
herself, and to have less to apprehend from the
refusal Of Congress to receive her into the Un-
ion than we by rejecting her. She is going on
very well, and very independently, and five are
wise, we will not keep her long knocking at our
door for admission.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-18
PUBLIC DOMAIN.

The extent and value Of the public lands, suit.
able fc- agricultural purposes in California, eau.
NOT be ascer.ained with any degree o. accuracy
,urll some very important preliminary questions
shall have been settled.
II is nc, known whether the Jesuits who
found.d the mission, or their successors, the
Fr.nciscaps ever did, or do now hold any title
from the Spanish crown to the lands which they
oceupied. Nor has any investigation been made
70 ascertain how far those titles, if they ever ex-
is,ed have been insaiidated by the eels Of the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-18

FRIDAY, April IL.
.Senafe.--Mr. Webster wanted the vote taken
on the committee proposed by MIR. Eoole.
Mr.. Clay spoke brtiy. He SAID good would
result from Committee.
Mr.. Benton would consent TO refer the Cali.
ornia bill, with lns rucions to Consider il sepa-
ralely aud independently.
Alter some further discussion the subject was
laid over.
The deficiency bill was taken up, and Paten.
Once Appropriation discussed for three hours,
pending which the Senate adjourned.
HouSe.-Mr Jones proceeded TO make some
renurks ON Inc bill Tor the relief OF the widow of
Gen. Worth, which were ruled out of order
He appealed from the decision, and the Chair
was sustained.
The House went into Committee of the Whole
and took up the private calendar. Much dis
| cusson easued, but nothing was done.
The Chairman of the Galphn Committee ask
ed tor Instructions. Mr.. Moore introduced
resolution to inquire into the circumstances OF
payment. MIR. Sweetser Commented severely on
the allowance of the claim, abiding TO the ru-
| 'nors OF rupture IN the cabinet growing out of
it. Mr. Casey called him to order Much con-
fusion followed. After various motions and calls
otthe House, the yeas and nays were, ordered on
an amendment offered by Mr.. Harris, Of illinois,
directing an inquiry into the history and origin
of the whole affair, calling for persons and pa
pers. Adopted. Adjourned 10 Monday,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-05
HslA klSVE'S
ID Y E-H ID u 8 u .
40 WASHINGTON Street. boston.

NNlIlS extensive and wcll-known establish
Il ment, having introduced all the modern improv-
ments, and discoveries in the at OF Dyelng and Fin
shng, is now turning out 4 style OF work that has
LADIES DRESSES and CLoARS of all kinds, SHAwls,
lfDKFs, ScARFS and Fancy Articles OF all kinds,
dyed most brilliant colors and finished so much like
new goods, as to deceive the most practiscd eye
Silks and Silk Dresses watercd in beautiful style
Wooden Dresses dyed without being ripped. Para
Bonnets dyed, aud pressed in fashionable shapes
Merino Shawls clenscd without injury to the bor-
ders. Gentlemens Goats, Overcoats and Pants
elensed dyed whole and pressed the same as new.
gW Having taken the lead in this business for 40
year, the PROJECTORS mean to keep it by prompt
ness, the excellence OF their work and moderate
prices j. J. DUNCkLEE, Agent.
Burlington Vt.
eSS' Office at the Store of HlGBEE * WEBB,
Church Street, where all orders win be promptly at
tended 10
January 30tli, 1850. d&w6mos.
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WOOL! Ss WOOL!
.tso.~.EeA

I'M T. subscriber. having purchased the manufac-
i turing establishment Of VIM. kilIun ~ Co. at
Wnooski Fails and engaged the former owner to
attend to the business, would now inform the public
that he is ready to rectiv wool to manufacture into
Cassmcrcs, Plain Cloths, Satinetts Flannes, &c.
Sc all colors and mixes that may he called for.
Also, TO exchange cloth for wool on reasonable
terms.
Carding and Cloth Dressing done as usual.
J. S. MUNSON.
Winoosk Falls, May l6, 1919. wiGti
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E.aSy and Land Office.
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin,.

FOND du I.aC, WlsCOnsIn,
DRURY q FLINT, ATTORNEYS AND
~ CouNcIrIoEs AT Law and SOLICITORS IN CHAN
Gerry.
ERasrUs w. DGuEy, (of the late firm OF Drury &
Eusman)
Erwin FLvr.
Mcssis d. &. f. will practice in all the Courts in
the State and give special attention 10 collecting and
securing dchs. They have business connections
formed throughou; the State Of Wisconsin, Northern
Illinois aud Eastern Iowa They will also attend TO
the purchase aud sale Of Lands the payment OF Taxes
the location Of Land Warrants, the examination OF
Land Tulrs, &c
The most satisfactory references will be given TO
our correspondents in New York, Boston Baltimore
Phlladcphia, Washington City, and most the
principal cities
Refer to Hon Milo l.. Drunett, Asahel Peck, Esq,
d. X Pangborn, SuliIey 4 Phelps, and &. d. kcs.
sor, Esq.
Dee. 1913. w22H
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Notice..

I N order TO be enabled TO accommodate my GUS
L TO ners, have taken the rooms lately occupied by
Mrs. Fraser, and ited them up for Boot and Shoe
Srore. A room is devoted TO the Ladies Depart
ment where | shall be happy TO show them the most
splendid assortment OF Dress and common Caters
and Shoes ever before offered for sale IN this place.
JAS. II PLATr.
Burlington, NOV. 2ld, 10 dl9gw20
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RAILROADS..
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
t&l:z ssti: ~ E ;si { ~ Oh
,s,stmsncr ARRANGEMENT.

m and after Monday June 3D. 1850, the Passenger
~ Cars Will run as iulIows; VIZ.
Leave Bor'on for Burlington daily, Sundays except
ed via Boston and Lowell, Nashua Concord, North
cm and Vt Central roads, at - A NJ and II NJ
Also, vim IilcIburgl, Vermont y Mass, Cheshire
Sullivan 81 Central, at : - and II a. VI. The
I - 4. VI trains viii arrive in Burlington at 6 =.
NJ the sam" day, and the / and II W. trains next
morning al - \. VI.
Returning, leave Burlington at 8 4. NJ. and p.
NJ, Tor Boston, by both the above routes. The A.
NJ, tram viii arrive in Boston at =. NJ same day,
ana the I. NJ train next day at =. NJ.
Botli trans connect each way Mt Burlington daily,
WIN the steamers ON LIKE Champaign and at
Nashua, fltchbur"h and Groton Junction, with trains
to and from Worcester, Ma-s and New York City
Passengers leaving Montreal at 10 A. NJ and F.
VI. will arrive in Boston al and p. NJ the next
day, and in New York q 6 4. NJ. the second day
Returning, leave Boston at IL, J. and II A. NJ
and arrive in Montreal at - A. NJ. and l.2P. NJ.
the next day.
Freight trains leave Boston and Burlington Daily,
Sundays excepted.
Nocargc will be- made tor Tuckagc or Wharfage
at burlington, on Freight between Boston and Bur
nngton, any part Of the State OF New York or the
Canadas.
For further information see Pathfinder Railway
Guide JAMES MOORE
dNW-u Eng. and superintendent
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-05
ROOF PORTER.

TNIE SUBSCRIBER KEEPS CONSTANTLY
on hand the above article, by the Barrels halt
Barrels or gallon. And also, will put it up in Pint
and halt pint hottie itdcscrvcd. Also, Lemon Beer
and Lemon hector 10y the barrel or bottle.
All orders should be addressed to the Subscriber,
Wmooshi Falls, VI. -
Winooski Falls VT. June Is, lsi9. w5lyl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-05
Purest
DIR. VIZ arren's
STsapariAd, Tomato and VIA Cherry
PHYSICAL HITIlIRS,
at SO Cents per BEETLE.


S'ARSAPARlLLA, TOMATO AND WILD
- CHEREY Blliers have now become n standard
medicine, universally approved by physicians rs n
safe speedy and cG'clun remedy Tor ScHjaioHs .ucr
ruriai, and CHtGUcos Discusses; Ianndcc, lndIgrs-
ion. Dyspepsia Bilious Disorders, LAYER Cnmplaus
Costvcuc.s, Weak aud Sore Slom1ch, Ulcers and
Running Sores, Swelling OF the Limbs Pain in the
Bones, Turner's ~ the Throat Rheumatic Affections.
Sait Rhoum, ErySpr'as, bad llumors, Eruplions, on
Face or Body, Cauccruus S'rcs, Kings Evil.
thrc ne Cataruh, LauLupr, Debility, llradachr, Dr.
2.p"s', Sai0w Complexion, and all those disorders
which arise from the abuse OF Mercury, or from an
impuretant in the blood. no matter how acquired.
The extract here presented is prepared after drcc-
tons given 10y tn. crlrbrIted Dr. Warren, whose
name ii hears, aud will b. found superior any in
Itishghy concentrated entirely vegetable and very
finely favored TO the taste The change which pro-
duccs in the condition and tendency oil the ~ stem is
speedy aad permanent.
Assn Spring Medicine for purifying the blood
pueng thcnjUa the stomach and body and checking
al conslmpt'Iayc bS---te SIrsIpaIii, " mato
md Wild Cherry iiiucrS cnlire ulrlva-,,.
FIepaied add sold hy
DAVID r. GRADLEE & son.
lJJ Washington street, Boston
Agents Burlington 'rheo. \. Peck. Montpelier
s X. Collins, aud hy Dealers N Medicine through
out New England
January 10, 1870. w29lr
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Statuar4 Marble QuarrioS,

III II above named quarries, well known
i for furnishing superior quality OF marble, OF fine
ed, producing quality Of marble said to be unequal
led in America.
All orders for monuments, tomb and grave stones,
marble slabs blocks, pedeslas statuary from these
quarrics, may be addressed TO
EDWARD ID. SELDEN, Proprietor, or
wit $. l.. GooDHELL, Agent Brandon.Ni
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT ~
TonsnrinS ANA GiroOvIng Lumber
JOSEPH +. WOODBURY.
seascgsa Eaialgiasg IsaCsaisar.

FENIiE Subscriber having received Letters Patent
! Tor satannu Cuier, Planning TonEucng and
t;roovlng Machine, now Offers for sale Machines and
Rights 10 use the same. This machine viii plane
1000 feet OF boards To any uniform thickness in ono
he : producing better finished snrnce than it is
pcesi lc 10 plane by any other means now known, not
excepting the band plane, and IL peculiarly adapted
to plane and Joint claphoalus, or weather boarding,
and will do the work faster and better than any MA
chine hrrctulurc invented. This Machine is SO ar
ranged that it planes tie boards with uubroken
shaving the Whole width and length OF the material
and does not take more than Two thirds the power
that j. required 10 an equal amount OF work by the
Rotary Cutting Cylinder now in common use, The
construction and organization OF this Machine is diff
trreut from any other now in use. Communications
for further particulars chcrriuy responded to by ad
dressing the subscriber post pald) Boston, Mass.
one OF the above Flaming Machines may be seen
IA operation 10y calling on the the i'at'utrc.
JOSEPH +. WOODBURY.,
Border succt, East Boston, Mass
May 1879. wilyl
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IRON.WONGERl'.
"a KEGS ASSORTED Cur Mus.

Gro Bars, Cutter and Sleigh Shoes, Wro't Iron
Axles Cast Iron do, Hooks and hinges, Steel springs
Anvils Vses, Screw plates, Bellows, Log and Trace
chains, Post do Wro't Nails, Horse Nails, carriage
bolts, Enmld Preserving Kettles, Glue Pots, Sauce
Pans, Tea Kettles, Oven and Arch Kettle Mouths
Brass Kettles, Hollow Ware, cooking paror and box
Stoves, caldron kettles, Plough castings Malleablc
Iron Nuts and other castings, Fry Pans. Washers,
Sheet and Bar Lead Sheet Zinc, Shot, Iron, Brass &
Copper wire, Sheet Brass Douglass pumps, Lead Iipc
Shove.s, Spades, scoop shovels, Hoes, Manure and
Hay Forks, Hay Knives Grind stone cranks and roll
ers, sad lrons Taors Irons, shovcls and tongs and
stands. scales and weights, Heavy and hand
Steel Yards, Broad and Narrow Axes, AIDES Hatch
cts, Cap Augers, Wagon ane cart Boxes, &c. sc.
By SIRONG, DOOLIIILE Il co.
Iuly, |, lSlG
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Winter arrangement.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY
" y, 1919, Train will run as follows:-
elD ,h'rnEfhs.


For flchburgut and II A. NJ. and 3 10 p NJ
Vest Townsend at and II \. NJ. and 3 IOP. M
oroion at and II \ VI. and 3 40 p. NJ.
Inc Tram ON tie Worcester and Nashua Stony
and fciGrboro and Shirley Railroads connect
WIN the 4md Down Trims on the Fit, hburn Road
at Hfo,Gn. The Stcom Don't Train for New York
toth" lIurcr-traud Nashua Rairoad connects with
iMe 3lV IRAN from Boston, and the 40 Train from
Fchbura "'
Concord at 7and II A. NJ, $40 and6 NJ.
uaIIllan at AMI II a. NJ, LIS, 1926, $40 and
Fresh Pond, Mt. Auburn, and IVaerown A.
NJ, ~ NJ 30 and 5.lj p. NJ.
West Cambridge and Lexington at S! A. NJ go
and $40 =. NJ.
Blown Trains.
. From tlichburg at 1.jj, and ll.5j a. NJ, and 40
p. VI.
West Townsend at AS and II 50 A. NJ, and 40
p. NJ.
Groton at S. 30 A. NJ. u and 515P.M.
Concord at $50 and 80 a. NJ. and !. 10 and 5 IS
P. NJ.
Wahqm At q and Q. IS y. NJ. and l.35 235, Al,
and 6 20 p. NJ
Waterown at 40, and 10 a. NJ, I3O, and 30
p. NJ.
Lexington at :! and III A. NJ, and 415P.M.
N.B.-Thc7 \. VI Up Train will not stop a
Stony Brook Lincoln, West Acton and Ilncnbnrg
The u a. NJ. Up Train will not stop at Weston and
West Acton.
The 3 70 ?. VI. IN Train will not stop at Poiter's
Hest Cambridge, U'cston and Lunehburg.
The Morning Train down Will not stop at Lunen-
bur. and Lincoln.
The Evening Train down will not stop at Luncn-
burg and Stony Brock.
The usual stops at Lorng's Crossing, in Concord
and Woods Crossing in iittcton, are discontinued
$. VI. FELTON,, Superintendent.
Boston, Feb. s, 1910 w34lf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-05
FOSTER Il TAYLOR,
Agents for Heidseck and Crown Anchor
CHAMPAGNE.


Also, for J. & F. Marell, Pinets, Caston e. Co.
A Morcau e. Fills,
IL IL A n ID ES.
IMPORTERS of Drnndes, Gin and Wines
Il Have for sale, in United States Bonded Ware.
house.
Brdndies-35o packages ]. g. f. Martell. Pinet
CastlIlon = Co, Utard Dupuy & Co.. llenncssey
Rasteau and IL. Morcau u Fills. Brandies, pale and
dar vntnges 1913, A, 40, A, ~, 40, 80 and 81 in
J, and l-S pipes received per French ship Vischno
Dock Brandcs, in half pipes, per late arrivals.
Holtaad Gin.-4O pipes Holland Gin, Double Pine
Apple and other brands
81. Croir Rum.-2O punchcons of various brand,
high and full favored.
Scotch IVhiSkcy-lj punchcons fine Malt Wits.
key, direct from Glasgow
IFineS-300 and pipes Pure Juice treble and
double grape Port, Old Madeira, Pale and Brown
Sherry, Old Malmscy and Sicily Wines.
ChdmpuSnc.--l 700 baskets II. Piper & Co.'S grnu
inc lleidseck and L. Pechots Crown Anchor brand;
Champagne.
HEIDSlECK CHAMPAGNE.
~ II e undersigned have been appointed sol,
Il Agents in this city for the importation and sal,
of " Piper ~ Cos" genuine IIeidsicck Champagne
The merits 0l0ne of this Wine first imported il
1896 have given ii reputation uneqUdtied by any
other brand ever offered in this country, and it nov
meets all annual sale Hrce times as large as that o
any other Champagne imported Our prices will be
the same as those OF the New Y ork agents, Messrs
Rcnauld y Francois.
FOSTER & TAYLOR, lGl Milk street.
Sole Agents Tor this city.
Boston, Nov. 10Th 10. w22mf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SIR HtNEY will not make his season If
y Grand Isle Comfy, as heretofore advertised bu
may may be found at the Farm OF Levi Sanderson
West Milton, during the seascl
l.. & p. SANDERSON.
Georgia, May 30, 1850. wi7w3
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EgGsf0Es, IScyy Work. &c.

BY THE WAY OF 1VINDSOR, Vt.
i'aihroad from Boston 10 Vets Rjrcr, and
to Burlington, ll--TMoDgh Tickets to
Stations on The PassHmpSic anil tie Ter
mont CcHiraI Eaiir0uG.
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Titchburg Railroad.

E3S&e F.s343-9 Ese@eG&z=:< fsffa2isSs:=yg ALL
= --7r- - IS $50 ~ N 81
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Printing xnlks J!

NEWS, Book, and Colorcd Printing Inks, war
" ran'cd OF rhe best quality for sale al the
prccs, hy -
HAGAR & ARTHUR.
burlington, Aug. 30, 1919. wlOmos6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-05

In offering to the community this justly celebrated
remedy Tor diseases OF the throat ana lungs it is no,
our wish TO ttlr with the lives or health OF the at
ilctrd bet frankly To lay before them the opinions Of
distinguished men aud some oil the evidences of it
success, from winch they can JUICE Tor themselves
We sincerely pledge ourselves TO make no wild as
scrtons or false statements OF it, efficacy nor will
we hold out any hope to suffering humanity which
facts will not warrant
Many proofs are here gwen, and we solicit an en-
qury from the public into all we publish, feeling as
sI'cd they will find th'm perfectly reliable, aud the
medicine worthy their best confidence and patron
aye.
TROF CLEAVELAND,
Of Bowion College, Maine.
Writcs-"l have witnessed tue ELECTS Of your
CHERRY PICTORIAL in my own tlmiIy and
that OF my friends, and it gives me satisfaction TO
state IN its favor hntuo mrdtciu, have ever known
has proved 50 emnontiy successful in curing dlsea
sc5 OF the throat aud lungs"
REV. DR.. OSGOOD
Writes" That he considers 'CuRRY PE~TO.
RAJ the best medicine lor Pulmonary Affections
ever given 10 the public, an states that his dlu.h.
ter after being obliged TO keep the room four months
with severe settled con- n, accompanied by raising
OF blood might swcats, AM lhc attendant symptoms
OF Consumption, commenced the use o.! tie 'ClllIR-
RY PECTORAL,' aud had completely recovered"
TEErARrn EY J. c. AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL. MASS,
Sold in Burlington by THO. a. PECK.
burlington, April 20, 1870. VIZ 3mus
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24

Again.
An tho powcr lh,, can be exercised be.
longs 10 Congress alone. Cungtess has row
tf to make all needu rules aud fegulsuons
10, the wants Of tho Territories may be, aud
IN fact are, JUS. as great as those Of the States.
IL seems 10 me, then, Mr. Chairman, with
duo Difference TO those no have gwen the
subject greater consideration than have been
able TO do, that Congress, ia legislation for
the territories, is controlled oaly by the con.
s,uulIon Of the Unitcd Sa,es. II Is equally
true, however, lha. the people OF the SO, eral
siasrs are hkeu ise controlled by lhls Cons
tuition. Whether acting in convention OF
through their ordinary legislative govern.
mens, they can do nothing CONTRARY TO ii.
Congress. then, has orer the Territory
J.a such porers as It's Legislature rouid
. harc after 1t has become SAFE. Both are
controlled by the Constitution OF the Unlted
STATES, the supreme law oithe land As this
Constitution Is silent IN relation TO slavery, II
has been urged on tho ope hand ,hu Coagtess
can do nothIng TO exclude 1t from The TefTito-
~ Oa the other baud, it is asserted with
equal confidence, tha, for Tho snme reason
mere Is no p0aer to0s,ablsh the INSTITUTION.
hess two opposite views are worthy antaso
nuts, and shall leave them to contend, no
tearing tha. either will ever obtain victor
over the other"
IF then. Congress possesses general leg
'sfasire porers oper The TERRITORIES, as I con
END It rs idle to deny that slupery may eithe
De permitted or forbidden TO eria there"
10 ano.her part Of my co!lsngue's speech
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24

"Mr. President |, is pressed upon US IN
,hi. argument that the &c, o! lsl2 imposes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10
The Hungarian Refugees la Philadelphia
Their reception, 40.

PHltacfisHiA WeInesisv Ja1 lUPSi
Tie Hungarian hcfl-rrs arrived % tbs cry CO
.'ciocs his evening sri we've -scosi boz ~ Vsstu--
oi Hol.r Toy ale, sld luelaei u-rtA u hr Pm
efaa', fdeut -o.tsr O. .As Chiese Museum sa4 n,t
lu ,l.lr. sstr reception Nr Eltrr il sr ctca.el &c
President Dung h- evefra. ia. 1.gTi. .-.r.a. f-.-
...l la. vere passed
ke.gleL Thai EL.e I. meeting elisrti.n.s profound
.ef 81 Of tle lrtsl SERVICES rendered ~ cause O f4-ss
ar Iue7V HY ~ Distinguished 90 and fafrlO-- l tat
. 1r A0,s ano1s and deem "a UJ fut.t Dlaf r.l-
-.rel .lll tnrl tf l4r cLtA- rlad Pc more dad firf
l..-r. lnl r- frrrf Set oft feet la here
usns 90 here soldiers ei freedom arriving aai o lrr.r
& --- ~p-I..,.. r. =. he'd. ~ 20, I'd -~. t...
b. -lc1 ula- tv o rle fli tlr ,ic'r rr.rt ALI
placing fat find 'r .tc le 90 re No4lfetrs of THIS D.
,Is-ou The iaa4s of Ladsals hay and Appcl--a D.
Re.ls.e Tia W. welcome itese Pl,.o'. vih our
earf. t~- i, -gs To- IBIS gorols llon aud ir q al
cllzrt- " ~ extend io uel ereel e. ulrui-' - az i-
lsi beneath - proccu-. a.. hay inaf nl pelcr safer
E. .re4 Tiaitts s,roc- - corsmi-l tv Ha- A4.na.
Government ihr unhliHals bat gallant lulaliln- sr.
ssf'hCGf psTeie u le history 90 ~ world an s'aflr
eel a. O. .,e " -' -'.i i- Is '-'a ''s '' o
Resaissa Ira; Te oouade Boz '-e wf.-0u and patriotism
Cd Con gress, ans hope .a. lo dq9ulr- r-a.n vf o.
Au.,riar Governments VEL be- permitted Dr. tlen vh-t
manifest Tee H. llr-i fellow eltl lil
sn. hss beer u-.y e1nec -r rl-roued rlt-trr ol -e
Re.olred Thai unqualified pr-e i. dle BE Nahrm-,ar
or b.. gelrroa. receron sli 'e pro.ecrQn " -
immortal ko-sltf ard 3D.. brave ciupellrs from -1o Rue
san bear 49, Austrian 1ger add r-a' Clrsuaa.v
,stcA - .---sl iret.-
Con AID rs0u--lf ri flr-v zn'Irta-a-c p-- pei -
slcl.a unhappy prove 3D. 20 -- tl-u
tha Erga nd aud France WI Ile SRA 'r lcfet state,
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