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British crorn tcases Reversed.
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y, From 1896 TO t840A4To he continued. ~
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consideration Of the Twelv lodges Of England are OF the
first mprauce 10 the due sninstrstio Of the criminal
ustice 81 the country and in committing 10 the press
those which have occurred during recent period Of more
than forty years the publishers believe at they nre max
ing an acceptable communication TO the Profession and
The three Volumes already published contain all the
Reversed Cases since Leach. 4 J. II ~ aIy,ts3gE
n tsagasGa sd5--,ofsi 4: !. r. All ", JOHNSON,
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yxrILmTNGT0N BOxRDfN6 SCHOOL
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Of the healthies parts Of the city Of wiupinAon
ircy beyond the settled portions Of The The uni
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the fact that since the OF the school, about
twenty eight years. very fs Cd Eis indsposition
have occurred among the pupils, and not single death
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Of two. months, from about the middle of the Seventh
month (JuIy). E4aW E8Tpa@ + SAMUEL ALS0p, Il
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Leading Gases in Low and E9uity.
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En0lish Common Lar ReDorts,

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CAMBRIDGE, January %, 1915
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A New Route to Pittsburg. /.

VIA THE BAETfavi{E ,' Is6sSl ~ ETA MA, AND PENN

VIA THE BAETfMUitE, SUSlUEHANNA,AN AND PENN.
~ - SYLvAHfA KA1ER0ADS. ~
rTHROUGH TO P1TTSBURG IN 30 HOURS. An ex-
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Railroad which passes through Carlisle Shppensburg,
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NOTICE.
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nN and after WEDNESDAY next 9th instant, the sta.
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In making this change, the undersigned desires call
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LIST Shippers reminded that in all cases bill with
fur e en- SS une,
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The hours for reception and delivery of merchandise
The undersigned occasion remark that these are
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tonton to them from their frequent violation, which has
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lust RECEIvED- PARKERis Fancy Store, under
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Also q few ALLIGAToRS- ap6-3t
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Philadelphia Type and stereotype Foundry.

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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-04

No exhibitor OF Agricultural Implements At the above
Fair, having received onehaf the pre-
mf,ns awarded on the different kinds Of Implements
Macnes II IL conclusive evidence that con-
sidered The best and most valuable on exhibition.
At the great Pair Of the Maryland Institute pro-
motion n the Mechanic Arts held In Baltimore IN 0cto-
her and November 1880 the IRA premium Il heavy silver
MelaD awarded TO Ezra whitman nor the fxrgest
and best display Of Agricultural implements Also first
premium tanother Silver MEDAL for hts improved wrought
Iron Rswsy Horse Power which made for exhibition
st me worlds Fair, In London, In May, 1851 49,
Oar stock this season win be the largest ever offered In
this city and probably the largest In the worfd consisting
q more than 5000 Ploughs, $50 Tbreshink Machines
500 ,Cutystors Reaping Mschnes wheat Drijia Corn
sud Cob Crushers Burr stcne MilIs Cider NINA Nav And
o. pfzffef could wish IN the prosecution pf h psrn,s
all Of h vii be sod on reasonable terms a. Wholesale
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dbl stock OF Fancy and Staple R9NNETS snd HATS OF
all kinds purchased for cash In Europe by OF onr firm
add also assortment CITY and made Boo and
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,KETT, EDToR AND PUBLISHER.

The subscribers being alone entrusted with samples
cloth and patterns Of these goods for the United State,
market invite the attention OF the trade. @ tsaH u
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
The Tariff aud Slavery.

! None but the wfuIly blind can have faed to
learn, that while the slave power has repeatedly
procured submission to its demands by the prom
Use of a tariff, it has always, in the end cheated
its delUded dupes OF the promised equivalent
| Trc same game is now playing. Northern
! Wing papers urge upon the advocates OF protec-
non, that the only hope OF protection is from
Southern Wing Votes, and that these can never
be had while the North continues the agitation of
the slavery question. But we do EoG recoect
ever To have the a!ternat We distinctly pre-
seated, the threat So s!ianeessy, so UNANIMOUSLY
made AZ in the following paragraph from the
New York Express, shortly after the Pennsyl-
vania election. We have italicsed some por-
tons:
1--WE observe that some of our Wing friends
in PENNSYLVANIA, now, after this defeat, utterly
despair of any change in the Tariff which will
promote their interests. This defeat brings no
disaster to the Protective Tariff interest; for the
| Northern Wings must have the woes OF South
ern Wings to better the Tariff and these Ihny
never can have until Northern Wings are will
ing to give as well as demand Protection. Ken
lucky, North Carolina. Louisiana Georgia, Ten
nessee, Missouri ard Virginia, which are To give
Us Protective Tariff votes, are Just as much in
erested, in having their sIdue property projected
by The Federal Constitution and the Federal G0r-
ernmeat as Pennsylvania Is III her coal and iron
10 have protection for herself, PENNSYLVANIA
must show disposition TO give protection TO her
lister States Protection, zee repeat is a autu-
ality--G recr,procity--and The Se1lth hace their
great Interests to protect as icsH as the .NDrih"
Now we ask the advocates Of protection if
they are ready to come to this rthey rea-
dy TO protect slave property AS the price of pro-
lection to iron and coal, cotton and wooden
goods Are they willing, by the cIearest viola
ton of the Constitution, 10 say nothing OF the in-
expediencv and wickedneSs of the policy. 10
pledge the protection of the Federal Government
to slave property, even THUS they are sure of q
better Tariff"
We will not believe that the sincere anti-Slave-
~ Wings Of Massachusetts a nd there are thou
sands Of such, We doubt not, still CONNECTED with
the Wing party-are ready to sell their birth
right for this miserable mess of poitage To
such We appeal. Remember no mans interests
are secure who dares noi protect his rights
The paaty which surren!prs Northern rights at
the bidding of the Slave Power. will never stand
up br4vely and successfully for Northern inter
ests.
A few years ago, protection was the most
prominent Of the cardinal articles If the WHO
creed Now, the leading Wing papers declare
YOU need expect no tariff-you can have none
nuless you sanction the compromise measures.
Those same papers recommend the withdrawal
.! he protection Of salt TO punish he Syracu.sns