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A COMPERDIUM Entire Body OF tho Law,
BY Asa arranged with reference to the
svos, Law sheep, svo, pp 4,l71. Retail, pises go co
" E# 10 and 81 Ann street, New York.
r t m Opinions Of the Profession. sglg ifg5g
profession contain such bsdy Of
sound law within the limits or that more deserving Of
pA''' 'A''-ss' .a -- CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
opinion ofhe abovs-men
toned work. -
reliable from the whole
oega treatise aud reports both and az I
reference and will extensively aid the STUDENT the practitioner
- - - ROBERT J. WALKER
OCTOBER 10, 1850.
have frequently examined il. citations and have been hsh
precision with which the p
stance from il myself thai feel profession
learn its merits, and like me- enjoy its advantage n,p
New York Cry, Oct ls, 1850. ,..T --.r.... fs'.'
impas all advantages of accurate and well arranged
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia.
cases decided on The points BY bis
very ably which apply The
'''''' . NC "'A wy JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
lhave examined Knnes Law Compendium
would allow, and satisfied thstt ad
e f % Aah Of s
for trial and From examination Of The several
= -"- JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York.
I be @ help the student an any 9
table as valuable ready reference - s 800,
The plan and utility accuracy received
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JOHN NJ. M'CALLA.

General agent a Washington Cifv.
Ill claims Tor land money! government
~ attended 10.
lie evidence IN his NJ many of
soldiers fthc fsl9 Of Congress
and RI his services in cases and others.
Ocer,' accounts rcted and claims Congress
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family TOT gentleman holding public ONCE in Washington city
following perfect beahness Of ST
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much cheaper living and the best society " sold lib
credit will ba given but rented the rent will be moderate
particulars
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nOMAT'S Civil Law, translated by Strahsn, and
" edited by Gushing: volumes. Boston; 1851.
Bghts Husband Wife edited by Lockwood New
York 1850.
Deans Principles Of Medical Jurisprudence. VOL 1850
Parsons Select Gases in Equity l vol; 1851
Coote Law Of Mortgages. wolf 1885, from the third
English edition, with American cases
Amoud Marine Average vo 1850; edited
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Howards Supreme Court Reports, yois-sth 1851
Benedt Admiraits Jurisdiction and Practice,
ractcal AMI directions | vol. 1850
Reports Cases in the New York State Courts
vols; 1850.
Burrl's Dictionary Of the Common and Civil Law.
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Geneas Edition of Cruise Real Property, complete vols
New and Complete Equity Digest Of American Law by Thos
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EyaLrsH PATENTS. IRON, 1901 to rss3s register of
" granted during that period. ! vol London. 81
Webster Letters Patent for nveniion. and Copyright Designs.
! vol, London. ~
Godson on Law OF Patents | vol. London,
Indmarch and Practice Of for Inven
lions. l vol. London + ea 4. fiafa lEUNNFE
spence Of Patent Inventions vol. london.
Turner the Law Of Copyright In Design vol London
Collections Laws Of or
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Phillips OF Patents for Inventions Boston.
Kingsley and Plsson the Patent Laws and Practice
tons. vol New York.
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THE subscriber the Of all whemay see TINS
Of that hesitation with which aaew
cs h brought pubic The experience Of has
ls beyond all and no eonndenuy
refers 10 tie testimony business WHO have used hoe
and rapidly sales as PROOF OIL uei
celenee following few Of us reasons 'os me popu
Iariyi -, ..,..4 IA.
name address conpeuousy and beautifully ssoss
ed coloed plain, thus ahordinL NJ
!, n PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD. ssA
Id The envelope opened without BEING deuoyeS
"a Neither waters requisite TO seal them'
Upon Of letter The seal in.u,e' ~. hnhs
sender instead OF being buried ~ inc ae"u
lettsI Office tlaEe "l 1E 49,, !, ,xp ,p,cu
5 The envelopes furnished almost THE SAME PhloE
AS PLAIN ONES only additional cost OF the die which
will last for years ...s ..# #ss.@ aa
Each letter mailed is
a##.yFi MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENT,
attention Of all through whose hands Il may
~
following list OF prices ior dies engraved on brass
of the usual letter either white bu Of
good papcr with name, address, &c:
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/ ~ Bounty Land and Other b"s'"sss. .
WILLIAM rITNN services 10 transact cuisines,
executive and Congress- - ~ 49,. ca
pensions and bounty sno ,""s
moderate Address wiiam Finn, Washington, d. o..
Jan o. 1851. t f5I #4aa. III
Mr. rnn several clerk n ne nmSe o. ,"e , nsSon.
COMPTROLLER Treasury kno~fedts ~ usnsseune CUISINES.
tho viii aeest particularly nsef
" ~ W" my '"P'v ' " ALBION X PARRrG,
II, N .f Late Second Comptroller
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WIN. II. n. CROSS
Attorney and Co,~ssYor at Ian,
Washington City, n G..
fr,rres In The eonrfs District Columbia and will attend
Of claims OF every
bounty under the act of Congress
lately passed. Once City Hall
If Fl
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MILITARY Topography OF Continental Europe, by
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Military Geography by Col J. r. Jackson, r r 81 vol Lon
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The Regulations Orders for Armyi VOL with
supplements, the last published In 1850
War Office Warrants Regulations regarding Army Services,
and Explanatory Directions for the information and guidance OF Pay
and others; vol, published by authority
the War Rnssa and Germany In 1912 and
1913; Col the Hon Cahcart vol with plans and da
grams London 1850
Harris Quarterly British Army List for January, 1851
Cavalry Duty Lieut. Col Won Arentschd LIST Hus
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Collection Of Warrants and Regulations issued the Army In
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Light Infantry Duty; by Lieutenant and Adutan John Linnet
47ib regiments ! vol. London 1st9.
Europe; by MAXWELL Lieutenant 18th
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HE gnnyalled g.ee 70, obtaining all wines, qao ae, @
GU mi by him consumcn-b~en obliged largely
plenish stock Of fresh mpoAtons and he The
by him. He would follows viz %
DUFF Gordon Co.'S shcres embracing delicate pale, TIVE.
prices old choice MRn1ania drrs
by the gallon Also, rare, old, delicate Amonllado in CASKS
gallons specially selected for consumer Some extra Anonun1
bottles pui up Europe which he challenges equal any
The Manlana and Amonado sherries are peculiarly
they strengthen without stimulating and have
the acid Of many other wines. #s atst 81. H..&
me from The STOCK Of Barmeserso at oporto imported d.
These wine. ar. fuy and delicate and have been his .
proved by his because Of their manifest sspsonu one
ali ports and rrd wines pslmed on as such.
and prices bodies and dsstt
gallon wholesale by the cask Among them
Person. suffering with chronic affection Of the bowels
too careful = their choice Of Port
various sorts, dry and reh .cuh side old Es
and indies sereia &C. sc Ac, danSht and In boe
As 10 the sparkling wines subscriber well known
the Moet champagne and the splendid sparkling Mosee
ported by him. superior to any other vines and are sold
pu, upon buyers first class kE
He has also champagne wines Of various brand, and qus
generally subscriber holds himself be Judge and b.
s o n. & ns' from me rs m.sds
OF burgundy umer
that he present them from his vaults " good bottle S
saut,re and Bar.ae Away. on hand in bottles. :,
Nessv BERNHARD Jordan coblenx extensive and nunS
many Mo-cle from the cheapest sorts to the T
choices, vin'ascs Of The "senher" which me bes'U'~
In Of coanac and other brsnd. b. has nov ne
old 1900, ~ Oard Dupuy
and some celebrated Cavier eighth casks, and ~. .
hhds Dubouohe, 1874 in hhds consignment which VIZ
Also i.h, Scotch, and Mononsabela whitey spp
and al o,hsr and ny se
A constant assorted stock ofHsvsna cirsrs ,. o,A,
All goods delivered within days reach Of Ph'sdephn ILL.,
paid Orders be promptly executed sent by mail "
graph. nvn
Cheap Wine Store, &c Walnut street, rhiadelphn
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New York Life Insurance Company
Office No. So WaH arset, New York.
MORRIS FRAsKLIs, president
SPENCER s. BENEDICT vice president.
III. ..H...#.4. PLISY FREsMAs, actuary.
THIS company upon principles
and upon principle leaving proportion
Of the hands of greatly
and profits, conferred benefits
leastpO and outlay 10 insurers.
Insurance granted to persons visiting California
Its agency Washington comprehends following
WIN. JONES d., medical examiner, Sd
Peter Washington ags, Apollo Hall, Pennsylvania
opposite Union Buildings June 2-u
A CARD.-DANIEL CAMPBELL, OF the Ma
"A tons Hotel, respectfully invite of
desiring travelling trunks his and handsome
assortment WIZ
Steel spring -riveted and solid sole leather
frame do do
Wood folios
Ladies, and box trunks
lad boxes
Every Of valises
Packing trunks of all kinds.
Feb 23-dlw
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DENslON and General Agency.-CEO. C. AMEH, ham
resigned once which he held Bureau to,nn
.oner Pensions for The hast .evsa years ha. ...ocsd
and hapay due TO the oce and soldiers W.
gnia State line and revolutionary, invalid
and bounty land
Of revolution and Mexican and also under
passed by Congress granting bounty land the ocen
Of the Of lsa and the several Iudian oH
which the Pension Office. His loAg
Pension Bureau give year, Of which have
svey the examination and adjustment Of claims for
der the various revolutionary pension lsw has, 81 necessity
dered him familiar with all the FORMS OF procedure,
observed with the principles Of the
sersd that Office well with the history of the voa6os
service in each of the the deposores evidence
collateral Information relating thereto, calculated aid
establishment Of their rights, and which
only by long experience.
Geo Tully Z. Wise sseahishsd ssaaa
agency for the recovery OF claims OF description against
government, prosecuted before either OF
departments board commissioner
general agency they will have the assistance Of Hon aD
A. WISE of Virginia. partner, and who viii be Responsible e
ithainess and efficiency Of their agency lie will give
Washington nom time lime, his terviees
be required.
All Communications post paid, win with prompt
addressed Geo c. Ames Tuy r. Wise Washingon, DC
Nov D-eodl W w3ms 1871
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NEW OFFICIAL ARMY REoIsrnR ,jnss i.,ued. and
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WILL attend Of claims before Congress and the
w executive departments OF the government
Once and dwelling street, between 9th and ION Streets
Oct
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Dec ls-lawn Alexandria.
.r. james q. Berrst
WILL Of claims before Congress and the
Once and dwelling street, between 9th and ION streets
male servant and q. good
good recommendations Inquire thi' once
John NJ MeCALuA, late second Auditor Of the Treas
men, before Uonrre-. or the departments the settlement, OF
military accounts. and agency business generally M n
ace is at the corner Of 9th and Louisiana avenue
wAsnrsoros CRY, Apnl2S-n
MOSES L. HOLT,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT Law,
..H ... Sar Fyaroisco. California.
ESQ. Moae, A,sssma, Me..,. Rhodes Wright, Co,
u nsr .D T. ss1h ss%
siy Hs.ley Boston, Massachusetts A. Hatch, ,.a7
= 3. .s ss e &. p. IN
mail and 70 r. Of the s .
dose NOT initiate against The character he ha. for many years sn'
in The II n. % o s.s snS s s
consent, to sustain him herein :,
win be thankfully received and despatched
July 4-dd late Of Pos, once Department
y. v. PATTON.
fFormsr rnrfnev Of j. H. Dor esg-)
GENERAL AGENT Of cam. before Conrre.
off cdrpar
other ost property Let
ers nos, paid addressed Pston Washington city D. c. viii
1890 ,nrn,sa;.,e sft,ption. .-.I. Nov -
+ KNOX WALKER win practise Law I'm the snprssss
Court OF and sttcnd the prosecution
claims against government Addrsss Washington ID. c.
Mar. ttsd .
UNITE Grape Shavv1s.-The annexed descriptions
w ready exhibition undersigned
8 embroidered white rhawIs
medium and low priced do
IS embroidered DO do in colors (aucion bsreain.)
plain white do do
rs rich black lace .hawls
Is medium do
~ black lace scsrs
We respectfully invite the Of ladies want Of hand
somc and cheap article to the sbovc named goods,
Mars -M CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
MARsEtLLEs QUTLTs-1s0 jnst received, Including all
lu sizes and qualities, In white and fancy colors.
50 DO crib ft IL His
Is pieces fancy cc,orcd furniture d,ri,,e.
Mar s--amf r#afl tCLA0ETT, NEWTON, NAY, n co.
pARAsOLS. PARAsOlA.-aoo just received embracing
great vnrey Of styles, which invite the attention Of
the lnhs~s. i. t'af ~ E
MHs-sf CLAeETT, NEWTON MAY, co,
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THE Queens of scotland by Agnes strickland-a
Il
Prairie Travel and Scalp Dances by Lewis H.
Garrard-i vol
Letters from Three Continents; by MI vol.
Life and Correspondence Of Robert Southeycompso In
volume.
Pendennis, numbers bound
Reveries OF a Bachelor by "Ike MARVEL vol.
Fadcue-a domestic from the French vol.
Macarane History Of PropeIers and Steam Navrauon1 vol.
Life's Dscipline-a Of Hungary by Taivi-l vol.
Literary Remains of Willis Gaylord Clark vol.
Francona Stories by Jacob Abbot--1 vol.
PoecaI Remains Of Mary Elizabeth Lee--t vol.
codon Unfaing Guide the oepders Of French Nouns
Lately received by
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yERVAHTS.-Wanted, male servant and gooo
y Of small family None VIII be employed
good Inquire at this once
Nov 2I--in
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John MeCAII.A, late Second Auditor Of the Trcss-
offers OF claims on inc govern
before Congress- departments In the settlement
military accounts and agency business generally. -
Letters addressed to him business should be postpaid " o.
6ce Is a, the Of 9th and Louisiana avenue
wAsulsoros Crr, Apn2s-n
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y. ". PATTON.
#.... (Formsr partner Of J. H. Dor, esgp)
GENERAL AGENT for prosecution Of claims neors
o either Of land WARRANTS
Of nav other Lost property Let
ers paid Patton, Washington city u " VIII
,.o.ro .msai.,e sus ntion F.. .-r#r.# Nov y n
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THE Genius Character OF Burns by Professor WI
Il - volume.
Lady acou Country Hospitalites BY Miss sin
clair.
The Duchess or wom.ns and womans Hate-a novel.
First Principles Medicine by Archibald Beling NJ D. vol
N.-. ..#...
Livy-schnz, and Zumpt's Classical seues-l volume
TAYLOR MAURY,
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EDMUND H. WILSON, Attorney at Law, will practise
II Washington Collections and claims before the
different will receive Also, convey
ancing and adjoining OF Virginia will
be duly attended Office Louisiana four doos above
COpp,s Pavilion. Dec l7-duf
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I KNOX WALKE Err will practise law In the Snpresss
i Of attcnd
claims against government Address Washington ID. c.
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OUT OF PRINT.-Moliere,s plays IN French English
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ArTopsxv AVID coursrLiot AT Law
once r, the Of l4b street
Oct lo--d3m f..
HANGING Acade First Cowrse.--Mr, r, r. L.sss ~
the Washington and
u'n CIV
Tuesday October Goth, his residence Penn"
avenue, opposite Wizards hotel. ~ ~ . 49,.
Days Of Washington Tuesdays Thursdays, and r
dnys, GewgctownA Mondays and Fridays.
Oct o-du
ID ~. HOOE Il CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers ~
cArpens, Acov oil cloths, matpes, cnrn ms'eH''
sbeetnS blankets and house furnishing goods generally
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D. G. 4.9 f#5E
ANA oo-tf ris7- eEaH ti4Ma III" -
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9e~sroi Assrf for C7asrsorfs,
Once tor the PRESENT. No, Law Building, Richmond vs.
X NJ prosecute with pompiude all kind Of claims n,
Virginia. the United States ofbs dep'rm'
OF the sRsnst individuals revolutionary ena
Pensions three months erin pay hack bounty lsnd' %
claims arising fhe OF 1872 the Mericsn -,
with nesry WY
years. and facilities for prosecution Of claims N"
are enjoyed by FEW.
All letters post paid addressed him, either Al Rcamona
Washington city, win receive immediate attention.
He has the Kind permission Of the following gentlemen 10 I
Hon James NJ Mason R. NJ. T.. Hunter United sm
Senate Hon las. A. Seldom, r. X. Meade, Thos H. Aye
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Edmnndson, y. McMullen, House ofReprc-entatves
Hon John Mason, Hon John NJ Bolts, and James Lyons P
Richmond.
Hon s. Uobbie Assistant Postmaster General and fh"'
Richie Washington City
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MAUWDER's Of X NO WI duc aud Jitr.ry n,
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Naandsss Treasury Of Biography. | vol London.
Maamdsr's Treasury raj History 4 vo, London
Msander's Treasury Ancient and Modern History vonme
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RsvsNrrcr.i s. w:pVe NJ o. Alshama John = Taylor,
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leans Clark Tarboro' North Carolina
w NJ NJ c. California; Beni X True, New fosh
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-07-26
Surrey Parsonage, May 20, 1851.

THE LAW OF Recommendations
who do not give express notice to the con-
trary, are considered us wishing to continue
their subscription. II subscribers order the
discontinuunce of their papers, the publisher
may continue TO send them until all nrrear-
ages are paid. II subscribers neglect or re-
fuse TO take their papers from the office TO
which they are directed, they are held res
ponsible ill they have settled the bill aud or
dercd the paper discontinued. II n subscr-
ber removes to another place, without in
lorlulng the publishers, aud the paper is
sent TO the former direction, he is held res
ponsible.
The Courts have decided, that refusing to
take paper from the office, or removing,
leaving it uncalled for, is p'lma .facie evidence
of INTENTIONAL FRAUD.
Postmaslers are required to give notice to
publishers every three months il any papers
are not taken out of their office, and ii they
neglect SO to do, they are responsible for the
same,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-07-26

day and good time. Excellent speeches
from Garrison, Quincy, Phillips, Pillsbury,
and host of others. When such celebra-
tions become common, slavery will be abol-
ished.
spent Sunday at Ilopedale. Spoke three
times. A pleasant little place, good, happy
people, and a prosperous and thriving Com
munity. Hopiiabic too, are the dwellers in
that vale, and mindful to entertain strangers
only that in my case, fear that they enter
aned one quite beside an angel. Their
little paper The Practical Christian ought
to be circulated everywhere.
'Bloomer Dresses flourish at llopedale,
as they begin to all over the country. Dur
ing my short stay there, made the acquuint-
ance of one of the abest advocates of Wo-
mans Rights in the State,-NIrs. Abby II
Price. May such as she, and my kind
hostess here, be abundanty multiplied
And now, because ] suppose either you
or some Of your readers, have taken up that
matter of Young AboiIionsts' Convention
in Ohio, and taken it up in good earnest, too
! will not say anything about it. But if
fnd you have not, shall not be quiet next
time.
Yours to hold such Convention.
JOSEPH TREAT.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-07-26
From tho True Democrat.
The Chicago Convention, &c.

CHICAGO, July, 1851.
EDS. DEMocRAT:-There were some yaua-
BILE reports presented and adopt in our great
| Christian Ant-Slavery Convention.-There
reports were prepared by some of the most
talented men of the Church, and embody
many principles and facts that must tell eff
iectualy upon the truly conscientious in all
the different Church organizations of tho
day.
The reports on domestic missions and sep
arration from Pro-SIavery ecclesiastical bo-
dies elected the largest share of discussion.
The Old and New School General Assem-
blies were considered by all present as hope
less, as far as relates TO the Ant-Slavery ques-
ton. IL was found difficult TO decide which
apostntized the most shameiuly.
So far as relates to the Episcopal Church,
it seemed 10 be taken for granted, that il did
not contain one reiormatve element. A de-
cided, out spoken Anti-Slavery minister OF
that Church would be great curiosity. DR..
Aydelotte was one but he has been compell-
ed to abandon il in order to preserve his own
conscience, and retain the confidence of his
many ADti-Slavery friends.
When we looked around the Convention
and saw such men rs the venerable Thurs
ton from Maine, and Colver from Boston,
and Finney, and Rankin, aud Goodman, aud
Boyington, and J. B. Walker, and Mahan,
and Keep from Ohio, and Blanchard, and
Lovejoy, and 81. Clair from Illinois, and
John G. Fee from Kentucky, tcgether with
a host of others, whose names are familiar
to thousands throughout the country, we
| felt confident that an influence would 20 out
from the Convention that would be felt
throughout the lenth and breadth of our be
loved land. When this God .defying, cruel.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-07-26

A NEAT ToAsT.-At the celebration on
the 4th in Lowell, where four or five hun
dred Young ladies' were present attired in
the Boomer costume, the following senti-
ment was given:
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er Costume-Queyy-Was Solomon in all
his glory arrayed like one of these? For
though they dress like the Editress of the
Lily, yet they are not lilies, since they toll
and they spin.