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THE CELEDaATED
DXYGENATED BETTERS,

'ONTAINING NO ALCOHOL; a sure remedy
" for Dyspepsia in all its forms-such
IS pain in the stomach. heartburn, habitual
;ostivvness, acid stomach, headache, loss Of ap-
jetite, piles, night sweets, asthma or Ihtstlc,
latuence II wind in the stomach, nervousness,
;odness of the extremties weakness Ct the
.imhs. GENERAL ID :BILITY, and all the inde-
cribab bic symptoms of this universal disease
They are also the best tonic known for the
prevention and cure of FEVER and AZ UE.
these Bitters have received the HIGnE T TEs-
rIMoNIALs ever "ff.rel to the public in favor
fanny Me cine IN the world. and are approved
~ some of the b.st physicians, who Us. them
II their practice.
For the most satisfactory proof CT the success
+ this remedy, see PAM hle's containing full
mi ticulars and certificates from .EtmGtTS If
congress and other parties well known to the
)ublc Any individuals wishing further in
,rmat ion respecting this INVALUABLE MEpI-
;IHE, are invited to call on the Agents, and
atisty themselves b, reference to numerous
etters and certificates Of the highest resi- ecta-
| )ility.
DR. GEORGE B. GREEN, Proprietor. Wind
| ;or, Vt
REED. BATES & AUsTIN, Wholesale Drug
lists. No, 26 Merchants Row, DO ton, General
| Agents.
CAUrIoS.-Each bottle of the Genuine Oxy-
genated Bitiers, I'll have the outside wrapper,
printed in English, Fr, nch, and spanish, with
che signature Of Cec. b Green, Proprietor, upon
;hree sides, and in addition, finely engraved
label urCn the TOP Of the bottle, with the s gna-
! ture Of Reed, Bates. 4 Austin, who are the
sole General Agents. and to whom all orders
must he addressed.
For sale by
CHAs. y. DsNIsoN, Westerly, p. I.
+. 4. PALMER, StCnirgton, CT,
And by Druggists generally throughout tho
United states and Canadas. soma
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fers by a comparison with similar pages IN
Tacitus-[N Y Evening Post 3F
He speaks heartily. earnestly, truthfuiiy !;
and the warm heart answers to his voice-lN
Z Observer
Zach one of his biographies is n grand histo''
rcal picture. conveying in a most impressive
way, true tlea of the events If the times
[CncinnaIi Herald
Nj Headley is truly ell quent in his descrip~
ton of characters He presents to you the
trong points Of the nan with a clearness that
seems to place him tcfore you as an old ac-
luaintance-- Cleveland Herald
N D.-The above books will lie forwarded
o order, at the prices mentioned, fiee cf post
,ge, to any part Of the United states, on the
ecept of orders, with the money. Money may
e sent by mail at my risk JOHN TAYLOR.
% m3 Publisher, l13 Nassau st. New YORK
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Life is Uncertain.

TN view of the truth of the above statement,
l. the inquiry arises, is your life insured
Tue application Of the benefits Of Life Insurance
ire obvious to every man, and we are often re-
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The undersigned having been appointed an
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it presents decided advantages over any other
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Those interested in this matter are requested
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January I, 1852. Al
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INSURANCE COMPANY.

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Property insured in one class not subject to the
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GIDEON G SMITH, President.
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SAMUEL SHOVE, Secretary,
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December | 1851. 3m4O
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Hay for Sale.
TNHE Subscriber has on hand about 10 tons Of
l. Hay, which he will sell cheap for cash or
approved credit. WM. H. STILLMAN.
Westerly, Jan. Q, 1852. 42t3
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In Hopkinton, Dec. II, 1851, by Ed, John
Green, Mr.. JONATHAN POTTER, OF Richmond
TO Miss NANCY GREEN. of Charlestown.
Also, by the same, on the same day, Mr.. JOEL
DOUGLASS and Miss MAHITABLE SALISBURY,
both OF Richmond.
In the same place. by the same, Jan. s. 1852
Mr.. NATHANJELS, NoRTHRoP, Of South Kings
ton, to Miss MARY L. LARKIN, OF Richmond.
In Hopkinton, Jan. 6, by Ed Daniel Coon,
Mr.. HENRY G. BURDICK to Miss SARAH MA
RIA BA ABCoCK, all of HopkintOn.
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sHr The total length of the Mississippi
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In Rockville, on the Sd inst, of pulmonary
consumption, Miss MARIA Il. CRANDALL,
daughter Of Samuel Crandall, Jr., aged 10
wears,
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0XYGENATED Bitters, Railways Ready Re-
" lief, Tobias Venetian Linment, Phalon's
Invigorator, for sale by n S PALMER.
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DR. ROGERS SYRUP OF MvERwORT, TAR AMI

CANCIIALAGUA.
That Of trial, cold Winter. il here
To the weak and the fragile season Of fear;
Cough. Cod. Influenza. Bronchitis, Catarrh,
On the Lungs f the feeble have opened a war
Oh where in their peril. shall these find a shield.
rcCONSUMPTIoNapproach and fe's citadel yield'
At the head of this stands the name of cure.
Draw n from Natures Djspensary. speedy and sure
And to sum up its worth in a breath,
To embbc it is life TO neglect it is death
For sale by A. L. SCOyILL & CO. at their Depot Goth
Hail. 3l6 Broadcay New York. and by all respectable
druggist i'm the United States and Canadas.
Also for sale in Westerly. K. l., by STILLMAN POT
FER, and +. ". BABCOCK,
pRICE-In large bottles 81 90 or bottles for $780,
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STRONG TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF THE OXYGEN.
TED BITTERS


From Gen A. c. DODGE. Delegate in Congress from Iowa
Washington, d. G., Nay is, 1915.
Dr. Geo r. Green:
Dear Sir The Oxygenated Btters," with which you
kind to furnish have had most salutary
effect in my 1 troubled with Dyspepsia for
four years, during which time l tried many remedies
but never met with any good as your Bittcrs am
in the enjoyment good health and hope, and be-
lieve that all who the Oxygenated Bters' will find
tn I'm scrvicabc as have found them
With high respect and esteem, your obedent servent,
A. Z. DODGE.
We commend the above certificate to the attention O
all those who suffer from Dypepepsa in any Gifts forms
Fry the oxygepated Btters before you say there is NJ
cure for this disease.
| REED, BATES. g. AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists, NJ
20 Merchants Row Boston, General Agents.
| Price rcr be, lie six bottles for'F5.
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Books A.! Books :!

VIZ Z would inform our friends and the public
w generally that our arrangements are such
that we can furnish books of all kinds, and in
any quantity, at short notice, at Publishers
Prices. We invite those wishing books to call
and see u.s. CHAMPLtN & BABCOCE
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DARRY'S Tricopherous, for renewing and
Dbea /, flying the HAIR, and removing scURF
a d DA yDsUFF. This preparation stands un-
rv llo!. For sale by : PALMER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20
The Advocate vs. the Democratic
s44 wv Convention. @

Tho Democracy ei Louisiana. through
their delegates in convention, ly u vote d
iol to ~. expressed a preference 10, Levi,
Ssass AZ The Democratic candidate Tor Pres,
ident, The Advocate kicks oh this; don,
he sese that Cass is The choice of the
Democracy Of Louisiana, aud woa't haal
down tasainasae of Douglas. Hear him
,nlh , en#ts4T ANe
I'll will be SEGA by reference TO Che
proceed sngs sc the convention. tha. the
young ciantot the Was,.M WHOSE mime
shtl stauas AZ tile head OF our columns.
snhsect 70 the disposal of the Natsonal
Convention. was q powerful c~onneiaos
III the tinpoFtaas race and lis friends in.
cline saN % he ballet thar he il really
sls tir>t ami not secoad eAoioe of tile
D~enofacy or Louisiana. iar the reasan
that There Were seNsral parishes, s. Tan.
MANY. -, james aAd oilers. ,Mhscl. tsv.
ing so,ed for Buchanan, reeansea when
they saw there WAS no hope OF yais ~ac.
cess. aud gave IA ilsrE Votes FOR, Cas-.
Dill any esef hear such logics
EccaaSe several parishes preferred BIZ
raanan so either Cas- or Douglas, but
.eing isas their 6rs, eAsiss seaoa no
e'sance, they voted for their seeond choice,
LAWS CAss. sheteSsre poaslssss el,e first
and 40, The seea4id choice OF the DEM.
cEary IL Louisiana. Moasler il ali tire
Democrats bad aacsed as did 81. James
sad othsrs.a Dossglas wos,id sssil be tte
choice cf slis Denaocsrfaascyy, according Is
tie Advocate logic. such wonid b. fse
Fct. and 2 yo<ssaas4. Il no one had sossxi
far naa ssas bsi had divided between Be-.
ctsanau assd Cas-. D,ssysas would still IL
ss.s ~cApicas w suppose ii Is nl,on such
logo. that We Den,pcfals come u ai.e
c~alrsa~ian isa,s iillasd Ealmnre viii not
H. il.e rhosre q NE AHnestcau peopic "
Fre~aaest, Although il may answer lie
Aisocsss. ~ no1il dem6l il. .l~ p<ppls
vii. allcps ~. H. logic u GOOD: ii a.f!
events il tfe people rresetsag Iii. Jill.
...ore .4.otild vote az hin. NE think Maf
asia clp wosasd q qaiss lscomil.sar
ssss lvrrd q eays person ulsoe w.sssa
rs<snps l. saSsy ~ tassAssts2ssss - 81
aS
8ss 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20

gS~ Among the delegates to tho Wing
Convention we were pleased 10 see our
igtcnls1tawh Gin, 81 the Red River Re.
publican II Ssipwtth o. The Clinton
Wing, and II, Il. Jnhnson, ei the Louis.
ispa State. Republican, All Of when
arc good Wings, .vue friends mud abe
editors May prosperity follow them
Whenever t,isy 90. 't'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20

ia ypung ihan. named tteurget Ben
net, was arrested on The lnonipg Of the
18th inst, an suHrieipt OF having atolea
money ana other sttiales al bayou sara,
mud was. taken before his honor j II, Du,
freqgh wlian Che alalsn ~atlioies were taken
ifea, lttm, l,atag $3.50 aud A god watei,.
IN default OF bail he ntaud' e%omnitlpd %
await the teqtfstIon pl the au.lmt,ies Of
the persh ID, Weat h'elictaua, whura the
p,traps was committed, ~ttf 3fH MEtH&i39
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~ .s..s,a ann ,as nnrorlran rcsrrr

Tile ilfafaatitii III Tie lfinaaes or Il,
Aaeriea,, peopis h, 10 sny tl,e leisi Uf i
mos. stra,ge. A ballad siliger OF d da,
eiitg gil, n hero Or Ill ape alike earryAwa
TO tlln very extremity 0f fully tho siidssp
Of The people. A Lafayette or MI Es.l lslei
a koss,uh OF n l. TN NJ, aitf,e, n Jenn.
Lied Of Celsste alike luad lbt masses /,
the v%erriesi loli n ptil txtrnyh ganeit,a. :
Tie otaiioup 81 Lafayette Wa. ~ II sheuit
have been, It was well, Ii was u nnsni
nous expression of gfgtitttts by II Irpt
pentte 40 0 illan to wi,on Ia l,nfi In
owed The i%rseleal witch il,ey ~p,jlpyed
yf'o L'ltayeiie We pWj d lat4s 4 .it, /,
wis fi4hiitlistlwe A,odtl hi paft e,Idepy.
NJ 10 discharge h, INT we irs nut prepared
10 bndtpit lint Louis koH-mt,'s ctntus tipon
the Americas people afe Of tbs kind. Al
n r%pfugre fftoUlSa bIoJd.i birsly lyrall. we
are pre- pared 70 esiend ~ ilitp out .-ytfipa.
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nv - ' - " ~ my /" ''" ~ we
9''11 800 - ~ - F''o" ~ ~
~ 80 ~. .'J'f 'fe'' Z 'ople ~
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20

We hive seen many political coOvuf
.ions IN oar day VIZ hsys seen man,
delilefaliye boliss-=hnl Mo lsser nv,
HipsiiUg Of my kind where annb peri .
good feeling, harmony mud nuaniffity pre-
vailed, aud we have never sset il itp,ts
orderly anil ,ligpiiIya, body itnn tic oit
which ns.etnbied 81 1'ueaJay, tof the tntI
pose OF gisb,g uttafalae 10 the feelilis'
aud elioiee u ihe Wlllgs UT Louisiana III
Delegates ID the National Conveutioit. md
for candidates hf Pfesidenh aud Wee
Plssilabt Of The United States. The ssaa
e~ln,ionH continuing The platform of the
Wings of Louisiana were adopted AMID
she Iaudesf applause. When The RIA dis
ZION drnIHFiog MiIsrsl Fillmore ani john
j. Cfitleuleil, the tttoipe VI The Whiaa Of
Louisiana for President aud Vice Pfasi
dent were fead, we Thought the towels Of
The beautiful building III which they were
liblding their session wonid foil, 50 gfea,.
loud, ptld lDuE were thu sllplts mid slr
pause, We felt ltotn that iaoihe,l sl,ast
the Wings Of Lonistana were thoroughly
and effectively united tlst The ieeii,a
aud enthusiasm which had conducted them
to victory under the bHahas Of IlAnnisos,
anu again under that Of 2sunAHy 'fAy.
Lon, was thoroughly aroused, aud thai,
nothing short of The triumphant election
If Their candidates would satisfy illeut,
The resolutions in reference 10 llssHY
CLAY alpI DANIEL WgHsreN, ranseI Il
Ilfttl Of pride 10 III tho htba,t At every
Whig ptesent , in.teeJ We we're plea sed
n yee that q nanibef % Dsmaefsts, wl,e
were lookitlg Oh, jcit,ed Ia appiaaiing the
.'esolutiot eo'npltfnentiig Henry Cay
rste,, altogether, this convention !. one
Which VIII be loug remembered with
aud substitution by the Wtis. ef
he State. The bali ~ nav III motion.
nd the liberalization IL ID keep Il gting
In,tl Il IA rolled oyer al epporitlon mud
Gilmore and CfittanJen afe elected. w
eea uoi speak of their eiaim., they are
the Anefiuaa people, md Will ba
judged by them Willard Fillmore
beel weighed ia The halaaee aud
'apd ~ be Ia ~, taspees wanting, A
~a,es,nen n. n i~salolaf atd Il pa riot, every
No wl,ig viii be found ever ready ~ give !
, lIlal l's l,ehfly rntlpft. Aud john J.
.ut,endet,, need we say anything Of hih2 ,
N we say anything that will do HIN iua !
eel Neeahoot--thr Kentucky faf,aef, d
70 Senator, the Attorney General, and !
ollie Hearted friend eau all be found 10
j Cfitbmleit, sas51 g.ai 5fltg f6sI5 :
We do not like 10 mike ranpasisons--
/ they are sttd u bio "o1inus," hul W. "
Md not aelp comparing The deliberations /,
the Whit Convention. the nmntnity a
ID good Feeling which prevailed, with u
e " 'eise ard uon6ision ths wtabgliua
ID crotS words, the want 81 uilon aud
'rniony which characterized the Usno, 7
attic Convention on the 9Th. III a,nonl. i
with the wtsh Of our party, and with i
confidence III ~ s~t,eotts. we sbts day
il 1T our mAst'l,ead the ilag Of FILL !,
ORE AND CRIrrENDEN ", and there
Z will let il loat, unit called ty a sense d
duty TO strike i, to others equally IL i,
serving, IL such there DO. y
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Iasf or Aets ASp N%esstgrtoss "A
rolaplele List OF all the AIT. ml Il ,aeln,
tons pa.sel BY the t.sgidahrs Of 1859.
testtliur with i Tat VI The matuhsf. AID
Oh lvts of Thu ~, Uatss, ean!tul y pre-,
parsi byaEl w. Duples4is, Etl, IL new
81 ptess a. this OH ", aal win bl really TOR
dell very VI the tairw OF next week, A,
oaly, a limited Au nter will blprlulad ptrf
Qua wishing IL hal bNtef call oa M, d.
AMI sabseupe,s rrtee aj aents Tor u sin
sle copy, OF i6cents each iJt fsn Of more
,anipa. A9"
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BeoSs JAN at wstr he scsn by the
aavpnise,nen, er t,b jaIlos .',Aag Jean
CcrN5wy aud Bapii.te plloia, who wate
committed 10 SAINT tie'f trial. bfoee the
p.s,eies Caars, .pea 4 change el s.ealiue
carpenters ,oo'$, and saddles, broke la,t
. has, Wedn t. and escaped. Arewarl
of $50 Is o,fsrcd by Nj. oleai the iaitor,
for their apprehension, @ Aaa
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Kossath an the Legislature.

&&EZEZEHEE#
The following resolutions. which wer,
iatr'slileed by our co1~tep,Ipp.Yrsry, Itm. !,
G White. 81 lIIe I'bibedaux Manerya,4n,
Oh the 18th. breathe il,e spirit Of true rep.ti,
ilcaltisnf, and eilMtrate'lt true policy d
bur government. We fuIs J cillorss them
i ss3 JOINT E~EspLuTIoas.
lel Whereas, we nfe ma NATIONALLY one peoo,, q
~ peace With oil stie world, exieailius hi,
f~retiunii ard fHoteciinn If ,,if beuullicen
Eins' buttons, and aiM nys ready mid willing
10 ~In,tecf ard 70 .fesr tie oppressed 1T III
i.afions, wllotseek an >ylaiii among ii.
snl, whereas, ts,nr ttiidiiar ppro-I,etify liz,
ever been increased By enluvaJln1, ii. fai
as s,ifr ypatlisslal All gsr,ty Wonld peRrr,niift,h d
spirt OF PENCE aild sn'fiity With Of Tie
nai,o,'s Of the eafifi = hid, Whereas, ILooui
ksp--ntl, ila- beer The full recipient III onf
Aaiioia sympathy mud cousipefatioint, ~ !
should hd'hihase., trifiler thaaiil asxSa.l lin.
sell III Ait,eritmii presence
ne II tlA sfs,c Rasol ea5yxhs Senazze
UNI Horse W. REPRESENTATIVES, Of Me
Sue N Louisian 4. ~ GenerA Asseu-
hly .t~onee1iss. That ID lar AS L jnis K,,s-.
s,itt, II as martyr to ihe ffsai<e of lid i,yi,,
liberty. We give end exfeIif 'Ito him that
sympathy Ne ever fetF md teaiDtrr,alnl ffyr
atlnse Struggling for fref-lof1i,, aud. I'LL d
ret il 4es frotfp II d ssod -r44drraayv mon 9ansrnall, We
,,fsr I1slii,n = I,ytls Of peaceful imial pen, sal:'
#4Eff{fx tXxNf EtfAM ~4tfs#f va SxtlFW We GtE$X{ftf+< Il II : $fFE
BE II further Resolrea, /, T,.amf
fife State of LtuisiaTla ackahlods sdaaee-- i llo
sHfier doctrine Itian, peace ard harmony.
with llea sister States Sif rfIiissa' Unfs,ti, AID.
lie maintenance. on tie pair ofYti.e EIfyd-
efat tiipseftinalli TO Wfsifhs shaa belongs. 81.
every milclpie u. naiiofaiI Integrity To-
wards the e,iier 15Wsr- IF Tie eartI.! s2i
Bs u further Ressoksel. az. Tiiai Tie
Stale Of Lt5atIisiata can III Ito vige co,,li,.
t~e,,iisace HE arrogance which ipas cilaJar-
LyUfs KossrrH nj fiiis Insult ID
American o~fsE-rfs. MD bis gsofaartilzi61
ste honor III lie Alnertcan fsg on ill
A1iieracah asagiufial fe-seI and THAT tifsa
atdf,wtd dosaffne 81 inferysnfitm witt me
Affairs af otisrr ~hstiosfs il snii-AI,sric III.
Be III Jutshef Resolved. III, Iii
winnie Loiii-nssra ca.,ina (stsblf d 4ae vi<if|
receive stiitf IA Her 5assf. me Mil
soriEsiIy fessise him d b fsitfi0t uf Tnee
ioifn. da4rssi from Ill horne isfotidasi,
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20
Thr Mschn".s - Meeuns.

The Mechanics he'd d ffiesiing 81, Sui
~nflny tnsts Sl,f ti,# lurpv#e w heueivin,
the report VI ii,e COMMITTEES appointed il
the meeting III Tue+day last ~ deaf
Eonsstntion a,Al bylaws for Tho gov
s,tbps,t Of ,l,e Msehauiu's AssSeatle,
Of Dat6ut Rouat.'
The Committee through their clysjf
man, Nj 1flffaeq, reported ,lat IL aelisap
qsei,ee of pressing n business on liip pat
Of ii portion Of The members, nnd If I'D
ttasa sttfoIi The tt,f' Ut others. they were
ttlHl,ie ~ repofl nj tins meeting, attd adg
q further tine 70 finish titeif lnl W. Tile
Pfpsideii very sJ,qigntty pfged tie Me
elmnie4 ltoiutdlt III fle lofiiat s5nsoF A,s
A~ss@m1jgn and pain,ei IL gIosyl,s egier.
he good aliiell would fesl,igt lFeas sael,
MI a-a'aiiativn lie was followed BY ,lts
Hon, joel Sever, wbo III e%onr4lt1cu win
he 1Uvi,atiou wlisl, had baes extended
10 him through HE newspapers to uh.fess
the meeting. LEFT his seal in the Lagiala.
lure 10 Respond 10 tlia ilyiietion 4
Tie ff,li. uentielnnu took d wide rings
IN lia allrpss--he spoke Of ,be Meebat,-
les. ~ the bone md siDewi nj tt,s Iu,iI~-
The ollly hafpy sIepple, ll'oiHh OILERS
aljgi't fa,,ey Tint the professional foen
Lived M ea.y I'VE, VIII liis hack cloth,
md Nd gloves, he eould answer fur ltilat
fheyoaId t,ot,, THE M 4a'nuipf oco,,pIitiiou
lnaaspdletyo depends upon him 'eif44ili4
+%lphdingg. and a rtesspeetabiity iYas the wetE
tfi his DIVA, snitHd.a jill Hf III sstt14g
fMf Sever thought thar IL svafs aDs evil
day for tho interests Of tho. Sfp'e when
flfe hoy e. wuds missed Which allowed th
punishment Of deali 10 be committed 10
that oJ3tnIut.oiiittef III ths p~ei,iftsApfTfa,y
Taken nltogstller, Me- 1. ver,s. speech va.
q most eloquent appeal TO Tie people 10
- and by tlitir fights Bit va thought lid
Hon seu'le'bnD grew more elnl,pld When
sIT'ahin1 Of he nwn Efforts III ttleif b..
ltalf,y aiil his letafmination to resist any
attempt Gu TIE Ir,rt1 of fhe I.4fsl6tufe To
bring tho labor Of tbs uenviet Iti cbtnI,e.
titipn with flint Of tIis honest iMse', aniv, |
THe meet az l,ad hat adjourned whsti
t,tt.e t.It 1 =. t.a.4 ...x4JA.. ~ 4..sEE ~ MEGEFH |