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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17

the duty of congress or the supreme court of
the United States to settle that question:
Should Texas attempt forcible occupation of
that portion claimed by New Mexico. Mr.. Fill
more would unquestionably, exercise his con-
stitutional power to restrain, and reduce them
to obedience and peace.
In view of all the most prominent features
of our national affairs the coalescing parties, in
the utmost harmony formed and adopted res
olutions applicable to all exigencies, and the
various sectional interests of the Union The
resolutions bespeak political wisdom, justice,
and patriotism. Were such course to be
adopted by all parties in every county through
out the northern and free states, it might have
beneficial effect on our legislatorsin congress
both from the north and the south would see
that the people are not to be triAed with; that
their money is not to be expended for vain
boasting, long sessions, much clamor, and max
ing speeches for psstime, aud the true inter-
ests of the country neglected, Representa-
tives in both Houses would be looking more
to the will and Judgment of their constituents,
than forming political plans to aggrandize
themselves. They would be likely to realize
more, their direct accountability to the people,
and become more faithful in the performance
of their duties.
The nature of our free, representative gov
ernment renders it obligatory on the people,
not only to elect the most honest and compe-
tent to make and execute their laws; but also
to watch with scrutenizing eye, and vigilant
mind, the way they discharge their respective
offices, and how they regard the sacred trust
committed to their charge. 1t is by the peo-
pie thus exercising their minds that they are
made capable OF self-government. By this
practice. there will always be found among the
mass of the people, men of genius, talent and
knowledge, capable offling the places of those
whose terms of service have expired, or who
have been dismissed for dereliction of duties
With such intentions and watchful care, oul
country will prosper-it will ever be free
FREEMAN.
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tndge Lohnston.s Meetings,


We learn from the Ohio State journal, that
the Wing candidate for Governor viii meet
his fellow citizens at the following places, viz
Cadiz, Harrison county, Monday Aug al
2o'clock P. NJ.
New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas county, Aug
6, at O'Clock P NJ,
MassiIon, Stark county, Aug 8, at o'clock
PM
Medina, Medina county, Thursday, Aug. 8.
at 8 o'clock, P. NJ.
Chardon, Saturday, Aug. 10, at 3 O'Clock
P. NJ
jefferson, Monday, Aug. IL, at O'Clock
Pm
Warren, Wednesday, Aug IA, at 8 O'Clock
Ravenna, Thursday, Aug. Is, at 8, O'Clock
Pm.
Hudson, Friday, Aug. is, at o'clock P. NJ
Oberlin, Saturday, Aug. II, at O'Clock
Pm.
sandusky City. Monday Aug. 10, at 9
O'Clock P. NJ
Future announcements will be made from
time to time, as arrangements are perfected
We hope the central committees of the sew
eral counties will take immediate steps to Sc
cure general circulation of this notice. Let
the rally be general. No Whig should fail to
hear our able and gallant candidate, on the
public measures Of the day.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17

E The Cadiz Republican says that Mrs.
Abby Kelley Foster, lectured in that place on
Thursday last and that she gave Webster gas.
and ]. R. Giddings particular thunder. The
good lady it seems, teverses the homeopathic
principle Of simiha sin,ilibus eurantur. fs.Jour.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17

The following good toast was given by John
d. Bolts. at a Fourth of July celebration in
Virginia:
Union and independence: The Siamese
Twins of the day we celebrate. An iudisso-
luble connection makes them one Who seeks
to destroy Eng is no friend of Chang-for
the dissolution Of one CCnsighS The other to
the tomb"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17

QUEsT1oNs THAT JUDeE WooD WOULDN'T
ANSWER
l. Are you in favor of prohibiting the fur
ther extension of slavery in our country?
2. Does Congress possess the power to pro-
hibit slavery in the territories?
g. Is it expedlent for Congress to exercise
that power?
4. Should Congress abolish slavery in the
District of Columbia. or else remove the seat
of government to free state?
5. Are you in favor of admitting any more
slavs states into the confederacy?
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17

DO you want to buy rale prime lot Of but
ter?' said Yankee notion dealer, who had
picked up lot from fifty different places to
a Boston merchant
What Kind Of butter Is it! said the nier-
chant
The clear quill; all made by my wife. from
a diary of forty COWS; only two churnings'
But what makes 1t of so many different
colors % said the buyer.
'Darnation, hear that now. guess you
would not ak that question if you'd seen my
COWS, for the, are datned sight speceldcs
than the butter Isl
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poatrp
From the Ohio State Journal.
MECH ANICS' SONG.

From the Ohio State Journal.
MECH ANICS3 SONG.
TuNE-"Old Dan Tucker"
On the second Tuesday fnext October
Is the time that's fixed for every voter
To go 10 the polls, and there to say,
30 Reuben Wood. get out Of the way"'
Chorus-William Johnston's true and steady
He's seen hard tmes-he's Rough and Ready
And while we sling our sledge and hammer,
Well trust him with our standard banner.
On elbow Creek he was born ard bred,
Where every man works for his bread;
There honest men saw in Bill's nature,
Just Helr man for the Legislature.
Chorus-Willia M Johnslon's, &c.
As soon as there he rolled his sleeves
tNot like some, to take their casey
But went TO work as the great and good.
For laboFing men done all he could.
Chorus-W William Johnston's, &c.
Now every school house boasts his praise,
And grateful hearts united raise
With one accord TO give applause
To him who gave US Free-Sehool Laws.
Chorus-W William Johnston's, &c.
To run a race, he meier was beat
By any man, on any heat;
And next October will decide
That William shall have Reuben's hide.
Chorus-Wia Johnston's, &c.
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Lake HArhOrS,

We find, says the Commercial Advertiser, a
more full extract from the report ofthe House
committee on commerce, recommending ap-
preparations for harbors, which embraces the
following additional for the Lakes:
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17

MIR. KEssLER. announces to the Travelling
lNl Public that he has returned to the above well
known stand and 10 now prepared to accommodate
in the best manner, all who may favor him with
Ebeir pafronsge.
n efforts viii be spared to promote the comfort
and cenVsnience Of Guests
IF Good SrABLiEs and careful osTLERs in at
iandaHce.
nTARRANTT, Mortgages and Quit Claim
Dsso' ''s se's FREEMAN OFFICE.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17

We are indebted to Mr. Thurston for the fol-
lowing account of his Balloon Ascension. 1t
will be read with interest:
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17

/. o. o. F.
CHoepAk LoDsx, Nc. II, meets at the Odd Eel
lows. Hall, in BuckIand's Brick Building, every
Saturday evening.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17
FREMONT FREEMAN:
Us. FOUKE, Editor and Publisher.

The FxEmAK, is published every Saturday morn
iRg--OfHce In Bucklandss Brick Buildiag-third
story; Fremont, Sandusky county Ohio.
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Holmes. the De guerr, o,ypl.t. esq nroaa-
The PIumbc National Dnuuerr,,,


Ne 25l Broadway eoufsins tie Target ctec ION Of no.
traits ~ cienapshed indvidn ais in this caintr None
gallery.
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MONEY MARK II n.

wrDSEspAY. Nov 6-6P.M
The stock market opened quite buoyan, this morn
ng. and thsfs considerable activity among ope-
rators. Morris Canal great card and purchasers
took every share Tered and wanted At the FIRST
board u s. e's went up = per cent Penn. SIS,
"a Hudson River bonds, = North Am trdst, y (;
Farmer Lean, = Morris Canal Long Island, y /;
Norwich and " orcester. !. Harlem, a Mohawk, -.
At the second board. Erie railroad advanced \ per
cent Eric Income bonds, = Stonington Railroad l.
The market Clo,ed hrm. with an upward tendency.
Tie receipts at the Office OF the Assistant Treasurer
Of this post Today, amounted TO $4,000 90. Pay
mcnts, s4213' %. Balances, ~ 05e0ij 20.
The arrival ef the steamship Z umpire City from
Chsgres, With large amount Of gold dos. on board
has put holders Of sscks In good spir1s The Georgi
and Cherokee axe on the way here, with about t~o
millions more, ard upon their arrival, there will be
without doubt erea aotivtyin che stosh market CALI
fornia Is turning out gold fully fast the most
guiDe anticipated aud there T. every probability
Of the most eKtravsgsnt estimates beug realized.
The steamship Asia for Liverpool, carried GU. tive
hundred thousand dollars in specie, sbou. equally
divided between gold and silver.
During the year ending 3Olh September last, there
we're transported over the Winchester aud Potomac
Railroad MSS barrels geur, beiog n SIS bsrrsn
more than In the preceding twelve month";
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G.nnrtLLr. THE scuLProR.-Garbeille, who has been
in this city for several years and who has created
many eccentric aud many truthful statuettss Of our
dsting uiskeJ characters 10 about to Witt Havana and
other cities in the climates lie IL most
cordially recommended by MS to ali lovers OF nrt who
will find In his talent scope for admiration. file has
hyperion az eareeturi,t. and when ne touches the
clay with his plastic nngerr there sprsg from IL beau
tiiul and fascinating representations Of slks formr
Ennently truthful in his statuettes he blends all the
refinement OF thu sculptor's art, ia stye =, once
unique and admirable. 1t Ia TO be hoped that his
talents will be employed every where by those who
favored with opportunities Of calling his genius into
exercise. Some CT his ,tatuettes p,rfsct, and he
exoeis in representing lasies to the life D. for
get the talent n Garbeille.
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The reported ajorites for Governor In thirtyfour
counties viz-Albsny, Broome. Chsutsuqus, Cayuga
Duchess Erie, Fulton, Genesse. Grsepe, Herkimsr
Kings, Monroe N Montgomery, Nsgsrs, New York onon-
daga, Oneida, Orange. Ontario, Orleans Putnam,
Saratoga Schenectady, schoharie Westchester, Wyo-
ming, Washington, md Wsren-give Seymour $3.50,
Lott O36. and Hunt 1928 This shows democrats
gain. In this estimate Kings and New York balance
each other.
Chenango has gone democratic by 200 votes a.. ough
both the whig candidates for the Assembly sup
posed to be elected.
Cortland county gives about $50 to 200 wing MAORI
ty the State ticket about 100 ior the wing Con-
gessmsn and from 200 to 800 for the whig District
Attorney.
Fulton and Hamilton give about leo democratic ma
jOri,y the State ticiet John Stewart, the demo
cratic Assemblyman, Is elected. Wells (whig) has a
la &c majority for Congress.
Greene county gives democratic majority on the
State ticket az $50.
Madison county gives Hunt a small msjority but the
democratic Congress gIan 10 elected.
Orleans County Washington Hunts majority for
Governor n this county is lSo, ana Church's, Tor
Lieutenant Governor, about $50 Burrows. whg, for
Congress, has 2y0 majority. The Assemblyman Is
democratic Is also the District Attorney The whig
Sheriff is elected Burrows l. elected to Congress, N
Orleans and Niagara, by about 500 majority.
Oswego County-First Assembly district Moses P.
Hatch dem elected by about 100 City OF 0swego, so
tor Hunt IL for Williams and III for Plat.
Orange County-Newbursh--uun so; last year, 4
dem. McKissoek, whig. Congress 10i. rnwail-
Seymour. l, last year, 80 dem MeKissock. 1913. New
Windsor-seyn 80; last year, 81 McKissock, %.
Montgomery Mckissock. 81; last year. IA dem. Nc
Kssoek undoubtedly elected to Con Two wings,
and probably three, Assembl ymeu elected.
In Oneida county the Assembymen elected :--Jo-
seph Benedict, (whg LIST district 500 majority; Lo-
renzo Rouse twkig) I'd district majority; Levi,
Ryder, (reeso dem Sd district, 400 majority; and
Geo Brsyton (whig) 4th district, 420 majority sey-
ours majority for Governor is 053 jenkins, dem
for Congress, 49, Mathsr, (dem) tor Canal Commits
sioner. 400
In St. Lawrence county, seymours maj GRITTY will be
about 2C0
schohaIie Csu The democratic majority en- the
State ticket is from 500 to GEO The democratic As
sem blymsn is elected
despatch from Utica reports that Otsego will give
Seymour 2 600. Ricnfeld gives him a majority. JEFF
and Lewis reported to be democratic by 500
each
westchester. Nov. 8 IL M.-Whitney, DEM. is 90
ahead in the First Assembly district; all the towns
heard but Poupdridge aud Bedford. The latter
being strong wing town, Briggs whg may be elected
Second Disrict--Jssse Lyon dem said to be defeated
by about 100. Benedict, wing, elScteds
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1he Late EIection--Its Results, and It's
Causes.

New York. Thursday, November q, 1850.
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Vote for Members OF Congress.

Hart over Bowen. .s...........,..lsR
II art over Hodman. .s.. ........... LOIS
Bowen and Rodman over Hart. .......... 2A
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mcacsL ENrHvsiAst.--fo night Paodi will sing ct
the opsrs-Jenny Lind IN the concert room The
rivalry between the tEo Yoosllts has comm eed in
good earnest, snd the public gill gain By these
,i0ns. New York is getting TO be another Loadon--
and We likely to end the two singers holding the
ZANE way they did ia the British mstropoiis Both
are great, and each I, worthy Of the wirnest ainra
tion. They esnrot be compared because their style
have no smilaiifv
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porting Houses shown style gen
Overcoa, made by of the fashionable Londor,
tafrs imported TO ord er Of Messrs Tracy
tnors We ave not Sufficiently aequsiuted with the
featuring 10 enable into all, in
amin ing IL, able to that they admra-
BIZ adopted climate being light in weight while 81
the time and comfort ole, 4 will without
doubt he appreciated by those WI not supplied 1t In
sa They recommend themselves
every who them and they dser from anything
w
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WlscOnsin .

eoUrHPoRT, Nov 8, 1850.
The returns from this city indicate the election TO
Congress Of Charles Durkse, the present incumbent
by s65 majority. Andrew l.. Enlaore the demo-
cratic candidate.
From Third district the returns Ivorable to
the election OF James d. Doty free soil who is doubt
lees choten.
MILwAuKtr, Nov O. 1850
Chss Durkee IL elected I'm the First district of this
State by 1900 majority Governor Doty Is reelected
by large majority In the Third district. few re.
turns nom the eecond district are unfAvorable To
Cole. Durkes's majority IN Southport IL 1 00T.
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Probable wbig majority. ................. ~
Do. in Senate. ................ ....... 2
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THE ELECTIONS.
N w 20 RK.
The Probable Election Of HOratiO Seymour, the
Union Candidate for Governor.
ASPECT OF THE NEW LEGISLATURE
&c., Sc, &c.
New York Election-Seymour probably
Elected.
&C., De-, &c.

Elected.
The aspect Of the returns Of aorites for Governor
reported Tuesday night from various parts Of tbs
State left but little room doubt the election of Hunt
the whig and antiren candidate More full returns
although doubtless made up in part from estimates in
most of the counties, have very much improved the
prospects Of Seymour, the democratic candidate The
anti rent counties of Albany and Rensselaer, have
failed TO give him their usual sories and now sp
pears that there is strong Union feeling running
through the counties Of the Interior which has probs
bly, elected Seymour The contest, 1t is certain, has
been remarkably close but there remains little room
doubt that the democratic party has triumphed in
the election of Governor.
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NE w YORK STATE.
The Gubern a torial Vot,

The following table of reported sjoritiss In the
counties heard FROM compare with the vote for
Comptroller last year II correct these returns show
large democratic gain and unless Mr. Hunt gains in
the counties to be heard from, seymour's election
is certain
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Combs this allied
the city either TO variety qusy the greatest care
taken in the shaping OF each. that they MT the head IN
the NOSE perfect manner
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various styles Of overcoas altogether the largest
have presented for sale. Oar kinds
coors Of wo-dsd oysrcoats after only
here but have orders them from the pncip
cities Of the Union They oonsded the
AID comfortable style of oyercoat ntroiuced
either side forming elegant coat aud different in colo
from the other. d. L J. pEVLtH,
90 and IS John street, corner OF Nassau.
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sacks Back Clas Mantiilas and shawls all Of the lat
styles veil made and cheaper than they DO bought
DroSoNaV Ladies have them made exactly suit
Sign q the Bee Dive 327 Grand street New York D.
HAWKINS. Also on hand. all kinds Of Straw oods Rib
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Saunders Metallic Tablet strora for kee

ne N perfect order be obtained
setsr This article has been long and favoraby
the public; the nrst premium the different the
Anne .iesn lnstituts was awarded to the inventor.
SAUNDLks lt7 ard 3N Broadway and 2s Strand London
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ordinary attention getting this class Of coat this
and The ttouands who every day visit estabsh-
men praised the both for the variety of siyle an
end The selection of the goods of which they made
All other aesor Of coats, Of equal extent
and variosy. 4 ]. DEVLlN,
SO and IS John street. corner of Nassau.
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4 F.et wcrth 1tnowing.-In an Arhltro-

ton before Jue Pain ipr the value OF eighth shave Of
Nattb tCrN0us Antid0ts IL produced in evidence,
that not than twelfth ths quantity OF other med
tines could be sold Of ias was wonderful In ito
efect tat PATIENTS seldom nesdea more than or tive
lottles often took thirty bOttes
Of SarsaIafa Cod Live Oil Syrupa Cord and Llrs.
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The Jenny Lind Unbrella.-Ths sttr,o-
tive quality the pale swede is her goodness with sh
umbrella tina. bears her name They are light rich sp-
srtet has very handsome assortment manlfae.ured
pretsy for his customers Ladies and gentlemen call o,
Knox and procure 9 Jenny Lind umbrella.
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The nubernntoriaI Vote.

ceynou over Los
Cornell over Church. $500. .......... 4Y445
The figures for the Tenth ward partly estimates
but the official will not vary materially in the aggre-
gate.
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Bronnsayi arc now manufacturing the nnest quaityt
Tooth Brushes hey far superior the imported tho
brsties fastened in prin ciple, and
xantad not TO come loose Ia the mouth.
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strangers Who search e good bargains visit
the American NUS may be well TO that in Ann
street stones th'ow from the entrance. 10 of the
cheapest popular Boot and Shoe stores In all New
York, viz. : JOnes's, "A Ann street.
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Waiting and Cake Caras snayed and printed in the msst
fhonabe sty Lee 1T EVERDELLS S2 Broadway corner
Duane Beautiful Boxes for Wedding Cake spsnd6
Bridal Envelopes Wafer and Silver Cord Mr. Eyerdell has
branch al Wall street, for the accommodation II his
down customers.
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w,as srd Tou,ees.-It f. xyondsrr

great in Wigs and Tvarss ~ the eee-
DRAFTED manufacturers, Msdhurft Hsard, Of n Maiden
lane. New ork. and H-tinal Hot washiagt.n, ID. O..
Pesons n want o. really good article. should call aud
anime fer themselves. Also, Brsds Of Long Hair front
Braias &C. Copy the address, q kaden lane.
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tie votes for samnis and Sonbey not scparsbe
In fc~ districts have been OBLIGED
innate the VOTE but, generally the Shove the
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Our motto 49, small rohts and quick returns Lorn Brooks.
l Fulton sIeet opposite hurch stree would inform his
frisnos md the public that he Is conveniently situated for
mai ing boots to at the shortest notice.
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sutn rorirat q this celstratsd pruc donna has been
Euarreotypet, No. SQh broadway. -
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20 esapoe oatoh.or new style Of Wgs 'sd saaps-they
really tn rsh articles of the hind have
aad superior attractions 30 being
uhefuaed for eohce Of workman and easy natural
Ca and examine them Mr.. gatche.orB oele
bra ed VIA ia. soIy No. Wall street. Copy address.
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devote his attention exclusively 10 diseases OF the Eye and
Ear r"Is 20 ocoei at 2l BratdWay ehtraucs ~ War
street theio b hnd his popular "rreae this
Eye third edition, price - cent?; alsc his Eye
aaG Ear Fountains. AIT q sial Eyos inserted.
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81 B.oadwag.These eases combine svantages
the imported hehs made With the yiev real servicss
estaning tho best quality Of articles In ths posf
bic ssaee SAUNDERS, lG Broadway, corner Of Liberty
md - broad arY.
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fiona ana all skin diseases U 10 well knowa, positively
cured By using GoaraEas Italian kedicstsd soap Tha
PeudTe sub.e e.ad9s.ss hair from Of The BODY
rough. flushed sluggish oomp,exions CT Walker street,
first store from Broadway Caentsr South girt srssts
philaaoIuhia
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i,nalc but condu 1--WE % health We can recon al NJ
ssarrg Of 70 Bond erect, one Of the mo fnlthiui
tea her We ever met h. Mr s. teaches all thar IL new
and asiana L. and parties exclusively Tor ire rae
toe Of NsliEng-so necessary 20 isdie. aud gcntemen
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DancinC.-A. Dod,yorth.s Ae,a.,,, A,


Brocue street near broadvs,A new tass viii emnsnes
on honday Mover er 9Th 81 o'clock p NJ CentI9msa de-
srous % ioninG I'll Please make eariy sppeaoa A.
elass IL limited TO tvsnty-fOur M mters
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The Legislature Complete.

MEMBERS or ASSEMBLY ELECTED.
The Assembly will stand nearly follows, whsn re-
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HutthhSs bytpcpstn BissUfs'-Ihs wei
known mecicI1s be working everywhere.
Not DAY tasss but what proc 10 addss and the
demnna for tis areat petaaton Is en.rmous con1nsrs
the u Dlsgersia. and is nfthle remedy
IL ptinoipai u. Fulton