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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-15
News bY steamer Atlantic.

New York June TO-.
Capt West reached East Warf this p NJ.
from Liverpool whence she left on the 29th
ult, thus making the passage in 10 days and
four hours. A most creditable performance.
The Canada arrived at Liverpool from Halifax
on Sunday, 26th,
ENGLAND.
British admiralty proposed to abolish spirit
rations in the navy, and in lieu thereof make
an annual appropriation of $4,000.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 13. .Sp.M.

DALTlMbRE, OCl. 1O, y !. N'
The election for members of Congress in
PENNSYLVANIA has resulted in the election OF
Is Democrats and 8 Wings. In the last Col.
gress it was Is Wings, Democrats and one
Free Soil. Both branches of the Legislature
are Democratic.
In Ohio as far as heard FROM the Democrats
have gained one and the Wings two members
of Congress, and it is believed the Wings have
Il majority in both branches of the Legislature.
BALTIMORE, Oct e3, lOp. NJ.
The United States mail was robbed last
night between Philadelphia and Gray's Ferry.
The bags containing the mails made up at New
York for Richmond, Whe cling, st. Louis, and
other Western points were cut, and upwards OF
a bushel of opended letters have been found:
1t is believed that at least one hundred thousand
dollars have been stolen.
The Ohio elections have resulted in the elec-
ton of 8 Wings, 9 Democrats, Giddings, Free
Soiler, Townsend, AbolItionist, and Johnson,
independent. In the last Congress it was l
Democrats, Wings, and 5 Free Soilers.
New York, Oct. r.
The Cotton market to-day was steady, the
sales amounting to 1900 bales Middling Or
L
3.4al5, The sales Of the week are $4,000
bales.
New ORLEANS, Oct ii.
The Cotton market was not active to-day,
the sales amounting to only 1900 bales, as
buyers were unwilling to pay The asking prices,
and are waiting the Europea's advices. Rio
Coffee is dull at IL IL l.2.
New ORLEANS, Oct IL
T The adviees by the Europa have been receiv-
ed, and the Cotton market was quiet to-day.
and prices easier. Thesales amounted to 1900
bales, and of the week to $4,000.
SAVANNAH, Oct IL.
FLORIDA ELEcrroSs-In Duval county
Buddngton has been elected to the Senate,
and Plummer and Rryant Representatives. all
Wings Nassau county is reported Wings.
St. Johns and Putnam, Wings. Marion is re-.
ported Whig. Cabel is probably reelected
to Congress.
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FROM TIE CHEROKEE COUNTRY.
Opinion of DR.. J. b. Randall tho merit of Ws;ar Bal
sam of Wild Cherry.


Opinion of Dr. j. b. Randall the merit of Ws;ars Bal
sam of Wild Cherry.
We have been induced, consequence Of the benefits
received from this medicine. add testimony in favor
OF its extraordinary healing properties. We take great
pleasure i'll stating that have frequently used IL ourself
and administered it Others during the past year, in eases
of obstinate coughs colds, Of the chest &c. and
always with the most happy result. We therefore cheer
fully recommend u all the afflicted with lle above dseas
es to TRY the Baisam of Wild Cherry.
The New York Evening Mirror "a ys:-"Wistars Bal
sam still working wonders in curing the desperate
pulmonary diseases We have not only witnessed its ef
fectss but have great many certificates, which place
the efcuy of this invaluable medicine beyond all qess
tion. 1t tvas among the early settlers of New
England drink freely Of Wild Cherry tea in case of
colds and fvens. Teis tea made by sleeping the
twgs and bark Of the Wild Cherry tree, and drank freely
morning and evening The old Puritan Fathers used to
regard 1.-The soveregncst thing earth for all sorts
Of complaints aud there Re donbt but the Balsam
p-pcdby Dr. Wsar is one Il" the very best articles for
consumption that has yet been discsverrd''
None Genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper,
suld in Camden BY JAMES L. MCkAlN. Wholesale bv
p. VI. Cohen Co. Charleston and by Druggists general
,irniiuho the State.
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$50 Reward,

DANAWAY from the subscriber about the lst,
IL Aug. lS49, my negro man Bogas, a boot and
shoe maker by trade. about 35 years of age black,
with full eyes and thick lips plausible when spo-
ken to, a little stoop in the shoulders when walk
ing he wasraised about SumptervilIe, or Bishop
vile, and was formerly the property of Bishop &
Bowen, of sumpter Dist. I purchased him of
Thos. Lang, Esq, OF Camden, and he has wife
at the Saluda factory, near Columbia, his mother
is in Sumpterville, and he is supposed to be lurk-
ing about the above places, or Georgetown, where
he has connexions. | will pay $50 for his dev-
cry to Inc at Lancastervle, S. g., $25 ii he is
lodged in any Jail so as can get him, or the above
reward OF $50 for his apprehension and proof to
conviction against any responsible white person
who may have harbored or employed linn.
WIN. ROBINSON.
Oct. 4, 1850. w6t 70
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DY His E1crlency, WmlTEMARsl b. SEArRooK, Gov.
ID eror and Commander in and over the State
of South Carolina:
WHEREAS, It is the duty of every religious conf
muniy 10 acknowledge, at stat ed periods, their
dependence on Almighty God, to express their
gratitude for past mcrcies, and humbly to i'm
plore His blessing for the future
Nop, therefore, l. Whitemarsh B. Seabrook.
Governor of South Carolina, do hereby recommend
to the people of the State, to observe the Fourth
Thursday in October next, AS "A day Of ,hanksgiv-
ing, humiliation and prayer, and to assemble At
their respective places OF worshipto offer up their
devotion to that Being, who has assigned us a
home rich in tho best fruits OF the earth, and dis
inguished for the excellence Of its religious, polit-
ical, social and civil institutions.
Given under my hand, and the Seal of the State
at Columbia, this twenty y-lhIrd day OF September
in the yer of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred and fifty, and the scvcnty-tth year oi Ar
can Independence. .eFl
WlIlTEMARSH B. $"
B. X. HAYNEGAN, Secretar" -s4hGkoOk,
Oct. /, y of State.
n
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List of Letters

d EMAINING in the Post Office at Camden, S. c., on
II the lst Oct I55O which if called for before will
be sen, 10 the Deal Letter Office the st JAN 1851.
A. Any daguerrean Artist; Mrs.. James Addison.
Bowen Mr.. Mary Bowen. DR. ID Bush, Jas NJ Bal
lev JOSIAH Hass Jnlianna lackman Peter Baskn, VIM
cent Bell f w Brnnnon. Jas Bell. II Brown.
{. Jane Coxe Wm II Carer, Wm Cloud; Jas d Car
rew H Corbett. Jas Cloud Y w Cnrru. II Cuts Cha
Carr, Margt Campbell, Stephen D Colyer.
Dutton, John Dorian. =,
F, >. y. Emmons, John English, Exum. Marshall
Harriet English.
F. Isabella Fa,kcnberry, Finn, Elizabeth Fisher,
C Finn.
g. Elizabeth Goner Francis VI Graham, A Gale Car
,isD, John Gardner. Thomas Gore.
Ii. Michael Hunter l. Richard Inkels.
J. BnrxelI Jones. X. KilIian
L. Ro.t w Love- Robt Iatla. jas Love, Jno w Leak,
Joseph I.von Printer. Ransom Lee.
VI. John 1ilnr Rrbecca Mcke Wiley Malone, R'-
sptta Mcllowa VIM NTiken Michel Minich, II Nc
Inod. Baily Martin John Motley; J"ne Mcleod Nc,
Coy James Marsh. Joshua Marsh. Maria NJ McRea, c
McKenna Jas McIhurin, John Middleton, Jerry and
Cherry McKinnon Alexander McCaskill Harriet Mitchell
o. Bernard O'llelly.
r. III Patterson Mngialcne Pcrrit George Parker Jno
Paight, Merritt Perrt
DR. Wm Reynolds, Reynolds, Millow A Roach, VIM
Rogers
S. w B Seabronk, II VI Scales, Amelia Sumter, A San
ders, Virginia II Snms, Samuel Smith Mary Shanafaw,
Ezabeh Sinclair John Sanders John Shaw John Scott.
r. VIM RTaylor. Jas L J'ls-. John Thompson, Eliza
Taylor. w THOMPSON 3. Clhon!son, VIM Thompson,
w. John Williams =, John Webb Thomas Wallace.
J Wootrn Mar, White Lucy Williams, II L Whitaker,
James VI Williams. G II West. l. 7 White, James Wood.
Y. John A Young. Winnefred fonng2.
Persons asking for of the above will please say they
ore advertised JOHN G GAMEwELL. P. NJ.
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South C;ltOlima---Ae2sEa;l, iDistrict.

BY JOHN u. JOY, ESQUIRE ORDINARY.
WTHEREAS. PAUL y. VLLEPlGUE applied to
w mr for Letters Of Administration, on all and slsl
lar The Goods aud Charilcs Rgls and Credits of Mrs
MARTHA f. WILSON, lalc of the District aforesaid
decreased.
These are cite and amnnish all and singular, the
kindred and creditors Of the said deceased, I" be and ap
pear b-fure next Urinarys Court ir the said
District lie rldrn at kersmw Court House on The I'D
day of Oct inst. show ciuse, ifany, why said admins
irlrinn should not be granted
Given under my hand uId SEAL this 9th Oct in the
year our Lurl one thousand eight hundred and fifty and
in the seventy fifth year uf American Independence.
JOHN Il. JOY, O. *. D.
Oct. II, 1850 81 It.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

R. E. Wylie, Admr. George w. Coleman, decd.
VS.. Mary A. 'oleman, and others.
DY virtue the decree ofthe Court of Equity
ID in above case, will offer for sale onh Monday
the 28th October, 1850, at the dwelling house on
the premises, all that valuable plantation whereon
George w. Coleman formerly resided, situate on
Fishing creek in Chester District, containing be-
tween five and six hundred acres, more or less,
bounded by said creek and by lands of d. e. An
derson, DR.. McCreary and Chapel Howe.
Terms, credit Oft and ~ months, the purcha-
ser giving bond with good personal security.
J. II. WlTHERSPOON, c. E. L. D.
Com. office Lancaster {. Il. Sept. r. $2.62.
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Piano FOrtes.

DEING the appointed agent for Newman &
ID Bros. superior Piano Fortes, we are ready to
receive orders for the same. The Pianos are
mar ufactured upon the most improved plan with
an entire iron frame, 10 prevent them from getting
out of tune. Pianos delivered fee of cost, and
put up and tuned by Mr.. Newman, or some other
competent person. Terms moderate, Pianos war
ranted Apply to B. F. BOONE, Ag't.
OctS. SU If
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CHARLESTON, Oct ID, 1850.
CoTToN.-Ihe demand on Saturday was to
a moderate extent only--prices ruling shade
in favor of buyers, without any actual decline.
The sales footed 800 bules at from l3a 1884.
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TITS A POSITIVE FACT.

That wherever Dr. Rpyrns Svrupof Iiverwor and
Tar has been introduced is superscdng every other
Cough Medicine before the public. This Is wholly owing
to s truly wonderful mnlicnal virtues.
See pamphlet b: had of the Agents. and also adver
tiSenent in another column.
For sale ut McKAIN'S Drug Store, Camden, S. G..
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Notice,
Oct. 4, 1850.

NOIKCC,
The Regular Meetings ofthe Lancaster Division,
No. 30. Sons of Temperance, are held every Satur-
day evening, at 8 o'clock.
J. r. LARK, K. S.
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THE SUBsCRIBERs

4 RE now receiving and opening fat the etoro
n two doors below Mr.. George Alden's Shoe
Store and nearly opposite Messrs. A. n. 9 R.
Kennedy select assortment Of
Family Groceries,
consisting, in part, as follows:
SUGARS-Brown, crushed, clarified, powdered
and loaf
COFFEES-Rio and Java
CHEESE-Imitation Englishj do. small size
MOLASSES-New Orleans and Mascovado
Palmetto Hams, superior article .a
Mackarel No. ], in kits
Candles-colored wax. sperm and adamantins
Crackers-soda. water butter and lemon pic MIC
Spices-gnger, mace, cloves, nutnegs, cinnamon
and pimento
Teas-Gunpowder, young hyson, and golden chop
Rice starch and table salt - sSssssti'
Farina, for puddings, &c, superior to rice saeo or
tapioca
Welsh's prepared cocoa, Bakers broma, chocolate
Assorted pickles, ketchups, Spanish olives fand
pepper sauce
Sardines, anchovies, fresh salmon and Holsters in
cans
Capers, currie powder, currant and Guaya Jelly,
strawberry jam
French and English mustard 81
Currants, ginger preserves figs and almonds
Genuine bay rum. lemon syrup :.
Extracts Lutmeg, vanilla, rose and lemon
fine assortment OF Confectionery
All of which will be sold low for cash. A share
Of patronage is solicited.
Oct 4. SHAW & AUSTIN.
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New Steam Boat Robert Martin.
TIME new Steamer Robert Martin. Captain
L George Mansfield, will commence her regular
trips between Charleston aud Camden, about the
first Of October, stopping at all the Intermediate
landings on the river, both coming and going
Shippers may rely upon Pfomptness, aud al as
low rates as can be sent by any other conveyance
For freight applyto ii. LEVY Son.
Agents, Camden,
Sept, "a, 1850. 81 I'm
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.

JUST RECEIVED,
Asupply of ]. Durand & Co.'S.
CELEBRATED FRENCH BITTERs.
Warranted certain tor Dyspepsia, Weakness of
the Stomach AMI Wan, of Appetite, Weakness Of tile
Chest. and Fever and Ague." 1t is also pleasant
Beverage in its pure and may he drank with Wine
or Spirits without all mpairing its medicinal qualities.
May be Ind by the single hottie, Of
$. BENSON, Family Grocer
J. HAkRIS. DeKaiD Street.
w. c. MOORE, Family Grocer.
Camden, Sept "a n sw6m
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Notice.

FNllE subscribers have ths day formed co part
l. nership for the transaction OF General Gro
Gerry business, under the firm of Shaw g. Austin,
GEO w. SHAW.
L. A. AUSTIN.
Camden, sept, l, 1850
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Real Cotton Land for Sale.

HNtiE subscriber offers for sale his Plantation,
Il situate on Bear creek, 8 miles southeast Of
Lancasterville, containing 500 acres, 200 of which
is cleared, the greater part recently, the balance
nwoods. The crop of this year, with hands,
will be about 80 bales Of cotton and 600 bushels
corn, before the storm it was su posed 1nO bales
would have been made. On the premises s II
new gin house and screw, comfortable dwelling
and all ueressary ont buildings, Persons wish.
ing to buy and make cotton. would do well to ex-
anime, as will SELL
Terms easy and accommodating. Ny reason
for sci ing is to engage in other business. Some
likely Negroes will also be sold If desired.
WILLIAM STEVENS.
Lancaster Dist sc Sept. 81, lS50.-S5
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Corn, Flour and Bacon.

1000 sacks CORN, two bushels each
200 bbls. Baltimore superline Flour
IS hhds prime Bacon Sides.
A regular supply Of the above received from
Baltimore, and for sale by
THOMAS J. KERR,
Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, s. G.
sept. 81, 76 st
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of the Federal Union bear in mind that they are
prepared for all this.
The great question chen is not whether Con-
press have violated the Federal Constitution,
but uhether the Constitution any longer dnsrers
the end for ,chich il aras designed. And :! not,
then, how shall ue speedily 'oithdraao from II?
J.F. G. Mi1'TAG.
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HoS. A. BuRr-Our well tried and esteem
ed Representative arrived in our village yester-
day afternoon, and consents, we are pleased to
learn, to address the people in the Court House
Z on Thursday next.-U.
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Head Quarters Upper Battalion 22d Reg't
8. G. a., Get. g, 1850.

THIS BATTALION is hereby ordered to muster at
i FLAT ROCK, The lGil day of November
Next II o'clock armed and equipped, for drill and
review.
The OGcers and npn-commis>ioned Officers will assem-
bic the DAY previous for drill and Instruction.
Bv order of Maj. ID. d. KIRKLAND,
Tho. J. WARREN, Adjt 22d Rrgts. c. III.
Get. II, 1850. 81 w6t
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JupeE BurLER, This distinguished gentle
man reached home on Saturday night last from
Washington. At the request of his tellow-clt
nens he addressed large assemblage of the
people in the Court House on Tuesday last.
For an hour and a half he was listened to with
the deepest interest, interrupted frequently by
loud plaudits, while he portrayed in bold and
disni6ed style the wrongs and injuries done to
the South and the future prospects OF the south.
ern people. We will attempt no analysis OF
his remarks; but suffice it to say, they were
fnlly up TO the crisis, and all that could be de-
sired from the patriotic statesman.
Edgcfeld Advertiser.
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NOTICE Is hereby given, that application
~ will be made at the next session of the Legis-
lature for charter to build a PLANK ROAD
rom Camden, through Lancaster, to some point
on the North Carolina line. Aug. 2.
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Choice Segars of various brands.
For sale by SHAW & AUSTIN.
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Notice.

Notice.
A PPLlCATION will he made to the Legisla-
n ture at its next session, for all act OF incorpo-
ration for Antioch Baptist Church.
JAMES E. RODGERS.
JOEL DAVIS.
Auu q 63 3m
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PUBLICATION will be made at the next Session
"A of the Legislature of South Carolina TO charter
Company to Manufacture Cotton and Woollen
goods in or near the town of Camden, by steam or
water power.
Camden AuT 1S5O
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Embroidered muslin collars and cuffs
Puff muslin sleeves; infants waists, all sizes
Black and white lace wells
Embroidered and scollopped linen lawn h'd'kfs
Ladies, gents and children's linen cambric do
Superior French kid gloves, all sizes and colors
Ladies and misses black and col0red silk do
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A large assortment ofthread edging and insertings
Swiss and cambric muslin trimmings
Plain and fg'd swiss and organdi muslins
Swiss, book and null do
Plain, figured and chec ed cabric do
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-21

y The following viii show enc Of the means
resoTted to in order TO precipitate slaveholding
population nPon New Mexico, in order to secure ii
to the slave interest Is not the application Of the
pToriso absolutely necessary:
From the Houston (Texas) Telegraph. July IS.
Grand Expedition TO the Gold Regions Of
Teras. Preparations are in progress in all parts Of
the state for grand expedition TO the gold REGION
that has been discovered In Northern Texas not far
from the ruins of the celebrated city of Gran Quiyra
Gold mines have been found all along the great chain
Of mountains, extending from the sources of the Ar
kansas and Platte rivers by Santa Fe, tic the Rio
Puereo. Immense excavations are shown along the
the feet Of these mountains and the ruins of cities
Indicate that these mines were once worked BY mill
lions Of people.-The geographical formations ofthis
region similar those Of the gold regions of
California, that they appear to be Identical and con-
tain similar deposits Of the precious metals
These facts have been made known throughout
Texas, and we should not be surprised TO find that
the emigration TO the gold region Of Texas, 10 the
ensuing Autumn, should exceed the emigration to
California. All along our Indian frontier and through
out the interior of the state, the notes of preparation
are sounding, and thousands perhaps tens Of thou
sands NAV be found weiediRg their way TO Northern
Texas. IN the course Of two or three months. The
excitement in regard this expedition has perhaps
never been eqBalied. Young men and old are burn
ing with enthusiasm, and eager TO join the expe-
dition. The old rifles and reyolveFs that have been
rBstiRg since the tide Of war was rolled Westward
from the Rio Grande, . re now being Furnished and
| prepared for a new campaign.
/ The emigrants viii be COMPELLED TO EX-
I PEI THE SAYAGES from this region before they
can work the mines IN safety, and they will therefore
/ TAKE ARMS as well as mining implements We
understand that the rendezvous will Re at Austin but
the day for the varions companies to assemble at that
place Is not yet designated Ii quite certain that
the expedition viii not be prepared TO start until Sep
TENDER, or the first part Of October In the mean
time the muster rolls Of the various companies will
be hled HP, the companies viii be drilled, and cold
oas, jerked beef and other provisions requisite for
long journey through uninhabited country viii be
prepared. 50 that everything will be in readiness
when the commander is chief issues the order for
the ennlgrznis to assemble at head quarters
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THE ELECTIONS

The attempt to choose Congressman in the three
can't districts, Monday, resulted in the choice Of
Samuel A. Eliot in the 6rst district, and choice
the other two. The vote in the FIRST and fourth dis
iricts, was excessively small.
In the first district, the stood, Eliot 1885, Sun
ner 47S. Heard 297, Scattering p.
Ia the second district, all the towns but Lynn6eld
and Sangus give Upham 1926 Ran,oal 21SO, Pierpont
Hes, Scattering =, Majority against UPham a.
The two remaining towns gave majority of $50
agains; Governor Briggs. the last election thai
the majority against Upham in the District viii prob-
BY be between one and two hundred.
In the fourth district, 10 towns gave Pafrey III,
Thompsoa POPS, rockingham 70s, and scattering.
In CharIest0wn where Froihing resides near three
hunderd votes were given for him, which were given
for Palrey al the last election. The vote is very small
Lancaster did not vote.
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rREE san. sTATE coNYENTION.

Notice hereby given that the Annual state Convention
ii the Free So psrsy eff Massachusetts, viii be holden al
BOSTON. on Tuesday, September nth. at ten
ok A NJ 10 nominate candidates foF the Offices Of Gov
epo snd Lieutenant Governor and consider and adopt
such measures as may ne deemed just and necessary N
oerte promote The great Of Freedom throughout the
Union and Of equal rights and representation throughout
the Commonwealth
The several cities and towns requested 10 choose de
eaie Convention the proportion Of three foT every
Representative 10 the General Court, 70 which they are BY
law entitled.
The Free Soil COMMITTEES the several cities and towns
are requested 10 take a nee steps secure fun repre-
sentaton Of thsi portion Of the people who consider the
claims Of Justice and Lbery paramount to those Of party
BY order Of the State Central Committee,
HENRY WILSON, Chairman.
Epw. l. KEYEs. Secry.
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IN ms eay Aug l2h, Mrs Rosanna wife Of Mr. ustsyus
Eoi recently Of Sutton, and daughter Of Rev james ia
please copy. --1 ''''O
IN h,s city Aug 49, Mr. julius A. Todd, printer 22fPrn.
In Auburn. Aug 5. Mrs Perrnelia wife or NJ Tl s,o
aged s-lFrinters in \ H. please copy
An now our paths lone and drear.
Since thy meek smile is gone:
Oft We shed the unbfdden tear
No sorrows ike our own
Dear as thou wsst and Justly dear
We would not mourn for thee
Tor thou hasi gone we trust 10 rest
Upon thy dear Redeemer's breast
In sutton Aug Is Mrs Mary Ann wife OF Paris Tourf
lot, Esq, y. as A01' 'r