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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-02-13

To take IVarts.-Scrape the top of the wart
with a knife till the blood begins to appear; then
take piece of pure acid quicksilver eaustic, wet
it and apply it to the wart for one minute. Re-
peat it twice, at intervals of about two days, when
the wart will disappear Persons trying the ex'
pertinent should be careful that the caustie touch
es no place bat the wart, as it blackens everything
with which it comes in contact aa t4AAa
Mr. Isaac Harrison of Harrison Township, the
Burlington Gazette says killed % hogs at u. the
Sand Hill, few days ago, their average welght
being 5034 lbs, and the aggregate l4'o9l IDS
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INDIANA CoNvENTIoN.-. HOMESTEAD
EXEMPTION AND WoMAN's PRoPERry.
The exemption section, after many
Intellectual attempts to amend its
phraseology, finally passed on We'd
nesday-ayes los, noes ls. 1t is as
follows:
1.-THE privilege Of the debtor to
enjoy the necessary comforts Of life
shall be recognised by wholesome
laws exempting a seasonable amount
Of property from seizure or sale. for
the payment Of any debt on liability
hereafter contracted"
Woman's rights. after considerable
debate, passed in the exact language
Of Mr.. Blythe's section--ayes 66,
noes Sc, as follows:
1.-THE real and personal property Of
women. whether owned before mar.
riage or afterwards, acquired by pur.
chase or gift, (oiher than from the
husband ia fraud Of his creditors,)
devise, or descent, shall be and re-
main secured, under equitable condi.
tons by law"
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State ofTennesSee-- Meigs county
Committed to Jail,

InN the Goth day OF October, 1850
~ TWO NEGRO MEN, supposed lt
be 20 years old. HENRY. yellow. 5 fee
b inches high, with a mole on his face
warts on the right hand. and scar on the
left hand. Said boy ssys he belongs to a
man living near Woodstock, Virginia, by
the name Of Jacob Maphes.
The BLACK BOY is 5 feet 5 inches
high. full forehead, small ears. jaws in
clned 10 be slim. Said boy says he be.
longs 10 man living near Marlinsburg,
Burnley county, Virginia, by the name Of
Andrew McClary.
The owners OF SAID Negroes are hereby
requested to come and prove property, pay
charges and gel sand Negroes, as required
by law. JAMES LILLARD,
Tailor Of .Neigs county.
Nov. 8, l850-tf III
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SPARKLING A GAL,-Now I've court.
ed so darn many gals in my life, an
perhaps more. The fust gal that
ever went 10 see was Nancy Hewlett.
Sweet Sicily! she was scrougcr. II
a Teller should see her once. he'd melt
sure. There was something schrump.
suss bout the gal that made me love
her morn could pick up chips for a
week. Many AN many's the times
I've took that gal to meetin." All
the other felIers would look at US, as
tho they would like to mix in, but
'tWarnt to be did
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TO Contractors and Capitalists.
OFFICE E. TENN. g. GA. r. r. Co.,1
Athens, Jan, 7, 1851,

OFFICE +. Tenn. 4 GA. X. X. Co.,
Athens, Jan. 7, 1851. {
PROPOSALS will he received at this
l. office until The 10Th day Of February
next. for furnishing the whole or part Of
The Timbers; doing the new Grading;
building and completing The Masonry; res
pairing the old Grade; laying the Track &c.
between the Hwassee and Tennessee Riv.
er, in separate contracts.
Also, proposals for furnish ing the Tim
bers, completing the Grading and Mason
~, repairing the old Grade, laying the
Track, &c.-in short 10 complete the Road
IRON the Hiwassee 10 the Tennessee River,
10 one contract.
Payments TO be made in installments as
the work progresses, or when completed,
as agreed on by the parties, in the 3 per
cent coupon bonds OF the Company, ioler-
est payable half yearly. The kind Of pay
mems, terms, &C.. may be modified, per-
haps. on conference with undersigned and
the Board Of Directors.
Bidders may also name payments 10 be
made otherwise than in bonds-in other
words, stale their propositions in different
forms.
Estimates OF the quantities Of work, de.
scrip,Ions of timber. &C.. may be seen at
this office before the time Of receiving ex.
pres, AMI will be furnished per mail TO
those a. distance desiring TO propose.
Undersigned is also authorized TO let Q
contract immediately Tor the new Grading
and Masonry on the North side of Hiwas-
see, in the neighborhood Vi Calhoun. and
will be pleased 10 confer with persons de-
sirous oil taking the work.
BY order Of the Board.
A. ID. KEYES, Presideni.
Jan. 10. lS5l-tf l2O
spP Knoxville Register, Wing and Ple-
beian, will give the above two insertions.
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co NM Il lkt;IAL.
AUGUSTA, Jan. l3, 1856! .

AUGUSTA, Jan. I3, 1851.
Editor Post:
Our merchants are now preparing 10 dc
large Spring Business. The stocks o.
Dry Goods. Drugs, Hardware, Hats
Shoes, Saddlery and Crockery, will be I'm.
usually large, and they are ANXIOUS for
merchants of the interior TO call and ex.
anime them.
SuGAR-The stocks are large, and prices
about as Tor some weeks past. New Or.
leans and MuscovaIo of fair quality n;
prime "a; Porto Rico and 81 Croix n a Sc;
Clarified Yellow 81 &c; Double Refined
Loaf. Crushed and Powdered 10 a lie.
COFFEE-The prices are advancing. and
the new crop is worth l24 a i2ic tor far
and prime qualities, and will. in our opin.
ion, command within a few days l3c.
MoLAssEs--The receipts are equal to
demand-several lots of both Cuba and
New Orleans having just arrived. Cuba
leans 50 Soc per gal. Tor new crop.
RIcE-3a a 3}c per Ib-Iarge stocks.
SALr-$l 20 | .25 per sack.
NAILs-Besl brands 81 per keg.
FLoUR-Common brands &c.; medium
and best 81 so per Dbl.
CoRN-rhe stocks are not large and
sells at 81. 90c per bushel Of Sc lbs.
HoGs-Some small droves still continue
to arrive. and readily commend 81 a SIC
nett.
BEEP-Good lots sell at &c per h., nett.
FEArHERs-Of good quality are wanted
at SO 34c per ID. Beeswax 10 20c.-
TalIow l0c.
CASTOR OIL-Prices have declined in
New York and other Northern markets
A good article is worth here, by the barrel,
about 81 10 per gallon.
PorAroEs-Fine Yellow Potatoes are
worth 1915 a SO per Dbl.
EXCHANGE for bills of all the Banks in
Georgia on Northern cities al par.
LARD-Of good quality in neat packa,
ges, is selling a, 81 9ac. Prices will
most likely be lltle lower.
Yours. very respectfully,
BAKER, WILCOX s. co.
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For the Athens Post.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


At called meeting OF Meridian Sun
Lodge, No. so, of Free and Accepted Ma
sons, held in their Lodge Room in Athens,
on the 18th inst, the following Preamble
and Resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, BY an affecting dispensat,on
OF Providence, our esteemed !iiend and
brother, JOIN P. SMITH, has been sudden.
ly taken from our midst; and whereas, we
deem proper on this sad occasion, not only
10 show forth Oui respect Tor the departed
dead, but also 10 add our testimony TO his
many virtues whilst living; and being sol.
emnly impressed by the early doom OF one
so much beloved and esteemed amongst Us
with the shortness and uncertainty OF hui
man lie. and of the evanescence Of the
bright hopes that cluster around all human
aspirations, as well as Of the importance
Of initiating the many ennobIing qualities
and manly virtues uf him who has so re.
Gently been summoned 10 the realities Of
that Eternity 10 which we are all hasten
ing-Therefore,
Resolued. That the character Of our de-
parted DrOther, John L. Smith, as a man
and Mason. was entirely worthy OF all
emulation, and in his death this Lodge and
the community in which he lived, has sus.
tanned very great loss.
Resolved That we, as members Of that
Order to whose lenels he was warmly ats
tached, deplore The loss OF an aEiable
friend and brother.
Resolved. That we sincerely condole
with the family Of the deceased in their
most affecting bereavement.
Resolved, That as tribute of our respect
to his memory we wear the usual Bad &c
of Mourning Tor thirty days.
Resolued, That the preamble and resolu-
lions be spread on record, and that the Sec.
rotary furnish copy 10 the parents Of Inc
deceased; also copy to the Editor OF the
Athens Post. and request The same 10 be
published.
SAM'L Fl. JORDAN. Secreiaru,
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Public Sale.

'THE subscriber will offer for sale at pub
L lie auction. on Saturday, the 18th day
Of January, 1851. a variety Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture. Also. some Farm
ing Utensils, &c. The property will be
sold 10 the highest bidder without reserve.
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums under
Five dollars. cash IN hand; oil over Five
dollars, nine months credit, with bond and
approved security.
CHAS. P. SAMUEL.
ATHENS, Jan. 10, le5l-2t. 100.
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J. N. CATE,
Forwarding Agent,
IDnllOM. EA..

WILL attend promptly 10 the Forward
" ing Of Merchandise or Country Pro
duce consigned 10 his care. Will also give
his attention to the adjustment and settle
ment OF accounts for Freights. lost Goods,
&c.. and whenever desired, render from
the Books Of the Railroad Office al this
place, full particulars Of accounts Tor freight
from any given time down.
Letters postpaid will receive strict at
tention.
Dalton, Jan. IL, lS5l-H III
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INcoNvENIENr HAsrE.--A clam
merchant, meeting one Of his own
fraternity. the other day. whose pony
might be considered as a beautiful
specimen Of an equine skeleton. re-
monstrated with the owner, and ask.
ed him if he ever fed him. "Ever
fed him! that's good un,' was the
reply; she's got bushel and 'alf .
oats at home now, only he amt got no
time 30 eat en-.
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Notice..

To all persons ,cho haze claims against The
Estate of JHnrk Mckenzie, decd:
VOU are hereby notified 10 file your
l. claims regularly authenticated as the
law directs, with the Clerk OF the County
Court Of Monroe county, on or before 10Th
day of April next, that pro rata dstrbu-
ton of said estate may be made among the
creditors of said estate, according to law.
N. J. SPlLLMAN, .4dnl'r.
Jan. 10, lS5l-4t 100
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Decatur Academy.

Decatur Academy.
TINE Trustees of Decatur Academy
L would INFORM the public generally that
they have secuted the services OF Rev. A.
F. Cox, who will take charge Of the above
Institution Of learning. His lady will take
charge of the Female Department.
As an induceuent TO the cItizens Of
Meigs county to palroniZe the School, the
Trustees have agreed TO pay one halt the
i1iiion Of each scholar that attends during
said term.
TERMS, per Session Of fire Mouths:
LIST. Or,hography. Reading. Writing.
and Arithmetic, S5,OO
81. Geography. English Grammar.
Natural Philosophy, AsIfono-
my and Geometry. 700
Sd. Chemistry, Mental and Moral
Philosophy, Algebra. aud the
Latin and Greek. 1000
There will be a small additional charge
for fuel. sc.
No allowance will be made for lost time,
except for sickness.
The session will commence the LIST Mon.
day in February. 1851.
BY order Of the Board.
JOSEPH McCORKLE,
Chairman.
Decatur, Jan. 3. lS5l-4t ll9
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CHANCERY COURT AT ATHENS.

Stephen X. Reeder. Marcellus M. Dodson
and William Dorsey,
VS.
David Carter aud wife, and John and Elias
Davis.
1T appearing from an allegation in an
L amended bill filed IN this cause, that
David Carter is a non resIdent OF the Stale
oil Tennessee, II is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post, a
newspaper printed IN Athens. McMinn
county, Tennessee, Tor four successive
weeks, requiring the said David Carer to
make his personal appearance al our next
Chancery Court 10 be holden in Athens, on
the Sd Monday in February next, to plead,
answer or demur TO the amended bill filed
by compliments against him and others, in
said Court, or the same will be set for hear.
ing er parte, as 10 him, and decreed &C.
cordIng ely. WIN. LOWRY.C SIM.
Jan. II, lS5l-4t Prs fee $3 l2l
William S. McEwen, Robert N. McEwen
and George l.. Gillespie,
David Carter and wife, John Davis and
Elias Davis.
1T appearing from an allegation in an
1 amended bill filed IN this cause, that
David Garter is a nonresident OF the State
Of Tennessee, it IS therefore ordered tina,
publication be made in the Athens Post, a
newspaper printed in Athens, McMinn
county, Tennessee, for four successive
weeks, requiring the SAID David Carter 10
make his personal appearance at our next
Chancery Court, 10 be holden in Athens
on the Sd Monday in February next. to
plead, answer or demur 10 The amended
bill filed BY The compliments agaIns. him
and others. IN said Court, or the same will
be sci for hearing er parte. as TO him. and
decreed accordingly.
WIN. LOWRY, C. & M.
Jan. IL, lS5l-4t Prs fee 90 l2l
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Land for Sale.

TINE undersicne ls DESTROYS Of selling
L his LAND. in McMinn county. four
miles Yves, of Athens, on the walters OF
Mouse Creek. The tract contains 26O
acres-S0 or 40 acres OF which are Creek
bottom, and not inferior 10 any land in the
county. There are some eight or ten ex,
ceIent Springs on the land. so that good
water can be had in every field, also two
good young Orchards. There are on the
premises comfortable dwelling house, and
all necessary ou.buiIdines. He also pro-
poses TO sell his stock Of Horses, Caiile,
Sheep. Hogs. Farming Utensils. &c. The
terms will he made accommodating. Per.
sons wishing to purchase are invited TO
coll aud examine for themselves.
JAS. w. McSPADDEN.
McMinn CO Jan. 10, lS5i-4t 100
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o. We are authorized and requested To
announce JESSE e. MOORE. of Polk
county. asa candidate for Joint Represen-
tauve to the next Leg isature for the dis.
trIct composed Of the counties Uf Polk.
Monroe, and McMinn.
Ian 1881
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Just Received,

EREsH Drugs a few Ins,ruments-a'so
Il Candy Rais;ns and Almonds--a good
supply Of very ine Chewing robacco--a good
supply Of Carbonate Of Soda, cheap.
have now on hand nearly every thing That
will be called for in this market in my line I.
September 6 1850. WIN. BURNS.
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Make no DELAY!

A LII persons indebted TO the house OF
"A H. T. COX, Athens. Tenn, either by
note or account. are hereby requested 10
make immediate CASH payment. thereby
saving Officers costs. Further indulgence
can not and will not be given.
JOEL X. BROWN, Agent.
Nov. 20. lS50-tf ia
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Notice..

PURSUANT to q decree Of the County
L Court of Polk county, Tennessee, al its
January session, 1851, | will proceed TO sell
TO the highest bidder, on Twelve months
credit, in tho town Uf Benton, Polk county,
Tennessee, on tho ll,h Of February. 1851,
negro mon. named JACK He is about II
years old, large ana likely. Note with APP
proved security will be required. bearing
interest fro.1 date.
J. NJ. BURCHAM, Com.
Jan, 10, lS5l-3t. l2O
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Notice..

WILL. proceed 10 sell to the highest
L bidder. at the COuU house IN the town
of Decatur. in Msics county, Tennessee.
on Thursday the 26h day Of February.
1851, two slaves, named JAMES and
HANEY. rs the property Of Samuel Nc.
Daniel. deceased. late Of Me,gs county,
Tennessee. on a credit OF six months. ex-
cepi the sum Of five per cent. which will
be- required at the time Of sale-,he pur.
chaser giving bond and security for the pur.
chase money.
JESSE MARTIN, Com.
Jan. 10, lS5l-3r. l20
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CHiNCERY COURT AL ATHENS
Sarah RYAN, BY her mex! friend. VIM. z

CHlNCERY COURT All ATHENS,
Sarah Ryan, by her mex: friend, VIM. p.
Thomason,
James C. Ryan. M. A. BenllY and Jesse
A. Clement.
I N this cause it appearing from an allega'
lion in the bill, which is sworn to, that
Jesse A. Clement, one Of the defendants in
the cause, is nonresident Of the Stale Of
Tennessee, and resident citizen of the
State Of North Carolina, it Is therefore or
dered that publication be made in the Athens
Post. a newspaper printed in Athens. Nc
MINI county, Tennessee, for four success
i've weeks, requiring the sad Jesse A e.
Clement to make his personal appearance
at our next Court OF Chancery 10 be hold
en- al the Court. house IN said county, on
the Sd Monday of February next, and
plead, ans er or Gemur to the complain
ants bill fled agalns, him in said Court, or
the same will be taken as confessed as 10
him and set for hearing accordingly.
WIN LOWRY. G. s. M.
Dec. 81. lS50-4t Prs lee So ll9
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-17

John Randolph. although he did
not entertain a very exalted opinion
Of the yankees" was a firm and un.
compromising friend Of the Union oil
the States. In one of his speeches in
Congress he once made use Of the
following language. which should be
engraven on the portals Of the Capitol;
"The very mention Of disunion Of
the States is great public injury. II
goes to unhinge the tone Of the public
mind. Itmakes men acquainted with
the possibility of the thing. and. once
admitted into their breasts. they will
not contemplate it with that abhor-
renee in Which it ought to be held By
euery true patriot"
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The MEXICAN WAR.--A letter
from Paris TO the New York Herald
says:
One Of the most superb works oil
art ever achieved in Paris, and having
for its object the glory of the United
States, has been shown to me. 1t is
called "The War between the United
States and Mexico, illustrated" The
text is by Mr. Kendall, one Of the
editors Of the New Orleans Picayune.
AS for the plates, they are twelve in
number, the most Of them drawn on
the spot by Carl NibeI. one of the
most distinguished artists in the world,
who lived for many years in Mexico.
These plates are colofed in the high.
est style Of The art, and so much care
has been bestowed upon them, that
the best artists Of London, Paris, and
Brus els, where they have been exc.
cuted. have been able TO finish but
one print day. The fidelity Of the
landscapes, and the truthiulness of
every point introduced into the pic.
lures. cannot but be at OF ce acknowl.
edged and appreciated by the best
connoiseur. The book is Of large folio
size, elegantly bound, and the letter.
press descriptions Of the battles EN-.
brace some sixty pages, in clear and
beautiful tppe. printed on the finest
paper. In ordinary octave, the amount
Of reading matter would probably
amount to over three hundred pages.
The price OF the work, in the United
States, will be from thirty.fve to
forty dollars, the cost Of the binding
inhu :ncing the price. Such a book
printed in New York would cost in.
6ni,ely more. and besides. could not
have been executed in 10 years. from
the scarcity Of the better class of
colorists. Even with all the advanta.
ges Of Europe, Mr.. Kendall has been
nearly three years in bringing it out,
and has been obliged TO pay extra
prices to obtain the best artists. Mr..
Kendall leaves IN a few days for his
native land, in company with Mr..
Buliilt co..editor of the Picayune.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-17

A WRoNa. DoER PUNIsHED.--In a
suit recently brought at Montreal by
Capt. Hamilton. Of the royal Canadian
rifles, agalns, 1t. Monroe, Of the same
corps, for the seduction and subse.
quent desertion of his daughter. a
young lady OF seventeen. the jury
gave a verdict OF $4,000. being the
total am cunt eor which Lieut.. Monroe
could sell his commission.
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Have you ever heard Of perpetual
motion, husband!
Yes my dear.
Have you ever thought much upon
the subject"
Yes indeed"
On what occasion!'
Whenever you begin to talk, my
dear
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A NEwspApER.-It was Bishop
Homer's opinion that there is no bet
ter moralist than newspaper. He
says 1.-THE follies, vices. and consequen,
miseries of mullitudes displayed in a
newspaper, are so many admonllions
and warnings, so many beacons con.
tinually burning. to turn others from
the rock on which they have been
shipwrecked. What more powerful
dissuasive from suspicion. jealousy,
and anger. than the story Of one
friend murdered by another in duel!
VIVA, caution likely to be more effec'
tuaI against gambling and profigacy,
than the mournfuI relation Of an exc.
cution or the fate of a despairing sui.
eide? What finer lecture on the me-
cessity OF economy, than the auctions
Of estates, houses and furniture? Only
take a newspaper. and consider it
well-pay for thread it--and it will
Instruct hee."
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EXECUTION IN Mississippi AND Ex.
CrrENENT--A man named Hicks was
hung, week before last, in Lawrence
county, Miss, for the alleged murder
of one Allen.
He had been convicted entirely on
circumslan,ial evidence. TO the very
last he proclaimed his innocence;
when the cap fell over his eyes, and
he had hidden to the world good
night, his words we're "Oh men | am
innocent" The Monticello Journal
speaks of much excitement prevail.
ing, and strong prejudices aroused
against capital convictions. on cir.
cumstantiaI evidence. Many are
anxious to disinter the body of the
murdered man. in order to examine
his W. und. Rather late investigation
to be of any benefit to the man who
had just paid the penalty Of his con.
viction.
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6tAll communications strictly contden-
iial.
Letters containing enclosures OF Bank
notes or drafts come safe directed ColvIn T.
Co., Baltimore. Md.
Orders solicited for tickets or packages OF
tickets IN any oi the aboye splendid lotteries.
o. Correspondents can transact business
through The mails with this agency, a.
well as though personally present.
Letters carefully directed and answered
by return mail.
Managers Official Drawings, with state.
ment OF result. sent under close envelope
10 all who order tickets.
Bank notes on all good banks IN tbs
country. or Prize tickets received in pay
menr, at par. Tor tickets.
Prizes cas.ed at sigh. Bank drafts re-
mu,ed to those holding prizes.
A II orders are carefully compiled with.
The most prompt attention always given
to orders.
Please address COI.VIN & co.
~ W.cor Baltimore 4 Calverisis
Museum Building. Baltimore. Md.
Jan. 8, lSjl-im IS ll9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-03

Es Custom House is informed that the
threat OF dismissal he speaks Of ior no; contributing
10 party incds) IS utterly humbug, and never can
Dor Will be executed. OF course, no responsible
person ever made L.
Now let Is say further that there are legitimate.
hSnss' Election expenses 10 be borne By s9re5ofg.
sid We den, see who can be asked TO contribute
them wl,h better grace than those Who hold des,.
BE Offices Sy the asceniency Of the party In whose
behalf contributors are asked ard We hold The
Office holder Mo ~ovldn; freely and cheerfuIlv
contribute far and reasonable sun for proDer
Election purposes 4 conslmr.a.s sneak Who ,ugh;
ro,, have 81 Office n ali