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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27


vIRGINIA:-In the Circuit Court of berkeley
County.
William II. Heslene-pltr
AGAINST.
Edmund p Hunter John Blair Hccc, Admin traitors 81
Wilton Abe decd. and ann Abell ~iiew, 1auies W
Abel John n. Abel. isaiah f. Abel, Waiter 3. Abel,
Charles s. Abell ana Virginia Abel, hers Of said William
Abel, deed. ,--defts.
IN CHASCERY.
COMMISSIONERS 0ffIcE, Martinsburg
January 16, 1852.
NJ 0TICE--The parties to the above suit will
\ please to take notice, that | will attend at
my Office in Martnsburg on Tuesday the 10th
day Of February, next, for the purpose of making
further and final settlement Of the estate ac-
counts Of said William Abel decd, at which time
and place the administrators will produce before
me, all the necessary vouchcs, and other matters
for settlement of said accounts, and all persons
having claims against said estate not ye, audited
will present them to me. on before that day,
together with all such evidence as may be fequir-
cd to establish them.
SEAMAN GARARD, Com.
Jan. 49, 1889
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C00DS.

A PRETTY assortment Of latest style DRESS
N GOODS, Trimmings, Ribbands, Gtopes, Iosie-
~, &c, received and for sale by
November 4, 1851. G. & G. w. DOLL.
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Rmmps! A,msnps.

A ~ assor tment OF Chain and Patent Iron
N Pumps. just received by
October Al 1851 " III E.NOS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the County Court of Morgan County, on the
9TH day Of january, 1852
David Harmison-ptff.
AGAINST
Jacob Miller Gistie) and Elizabeth his wife, Moses
Harrison, james Harmison, Mary Uarmison,
Samuel Harrison Isaac Harrison Thomas lar
mison, Samuel Harnison jr. james Courtney
and Abigail his wife, Michael Ryan and james
Randolph Ryan--dfts.
IN CHANCERY.
FGHHE object of this suit is to obtain decree
and sell the land in the biz mentioned and
to distribute the proceeds according to law And
il happening ny affidavit filed, that Moses Iiarmi-
son, James Harmison. Mary Uarmison, Samuel
Harrison, Michael Ryan and James Randolph
Ryan are not Inhabitants Of this commonwealth
it is ordered that they appear here, within one
month after due publication Of this order and do
what is necessary to protect their interests; and
that this order be published once aweek for four
successive weeks, in some newspaper printed in
dartinsburg, Berkeley County, Va, and a cepy
thereof be posted at the front door Of the Court
house Of Morgan County, on the LIST day Of the
next County Court.
A Copy ;--Teste
ISAIAH BUCK, c. SIC,
Jan 20, ls52-;m. II S. Duckwall, Any
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
NEW AND CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.

rFyli Il sabscri Der would inform the public that b
has opened fiae Clothing Store, opposite tn
Market-IIouse in the room recently occupied b,
l;rensielder & Schiess His assortment Of
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PoST OFFICE NOTICE.
NEW rALL ANA WisTEp coODs.

Y HAZE just returned from New York. md am
now opening. a very large and beautiful as y r.
nent OF NEW F-ALL AND WINTER GQODS.
embracing nll the Newest Styles Of Ladies' Press
Goods Shawls, Bmbrodaries, Laces SC. and re-
specially ask an early call from The Ladies
promising them cheap and pretty geods IA how
prices JOHN w BOYD.
Oct II, 1851.
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Commercial Reforo.
HALTfMoRE PRICES CURRENT
FOE THE WEEK EsDfSs JANUARY %, iS5i

IA LT NJ @ n u PRICES CUR KENT
SoE THE wEsx ENDING JANUARY u, 1854
v.ssr.. BY Randoiph s. Lnal.aer,s2 soafA srse
f)onx--Is very scarce and prices have adsancels-
Sales Of both white and yelleH AZ So TO 60
ceat4
Frora--The smallness Of our stock, together with
favorable advices from Europe, have caused
material advance this week, and holders
are very firm nj quotations. Sales al both
Howard Street and City mills haze been
made to-day at " 371s and some holders
refuse that price
wharf, The closing navigation has entirely stop
pea supplies by water and prices have
slightly advanced. Inferior 70 good as 70
10 IS cts.: good to prime at S. to 90 cts /;
familv-aouT white ut % to 100 cts.
woo,--saIcs o. washed at 20 to 30 cts; unwashed
at 20 cts.
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nsens;v.YEasic Clothing.

consisting in pai, Of Oper Coats, Coats Pants,
Fesis, Shirts Dfaieers, Collars. &c.. Sc, all OF
which will be.disposed oil al prices 10 suit the
times. Call and examine iof yourselves.
October II. 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27

RRlCKLAYERS, Piasierers and Mason's
~ Tfowels, also Plast erers' Myweing Tools
for sole BY W III E.NOS.
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County:
George II. Bsehwitll & oo..--pltfs
AGAINST
Remington B Kownsar Alfred Ross. Elizabeth kp~nssr
aad Charles James Faulkner-dfts
IN cHANcERY.
A-0TIcE. The object Of this bill in this suit,
\ is to subject the real estate OF Remington u.
kowas,ar, either by sale or renting, 10 the pay
ment Of his debts, either by contract LENS JWdg-
mens or otherwise; therefore all pcrsons having
Chairs against the said Remington b. Kownsiar Of
the above nature, that have not yet been audited.
will present them to me AT my Office In Martins
burg on or before the 10th day of FeArsary next.
together with such evidence as may be required to
establish such claims and the parties on that day
introduce before me, such evidence as may be re-
quired TO ascertain the value AMI animal value Of
the lands OF the said Remington u kowushr
4s SEAMAN GARAED, Com,
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THE COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA,
CASH ENR NEGRnES.

TNTANTEp for the Southern market, .
w MEN, Ng0j{E.V, B0YS, GIRLS and IA
FAMILIES, for which will pay the high 80
est cash prices. Persons having slaves to sen vii
find il to their interest to inform me in person, or
by letter at Winchester, or d. NJ. & w. G Campocll
No, 242 Pratt street, Baltimore, which will meet
with prompt attention. ] shall be in NIartinsburg
every week, and at the setting ofal the Courts in
Berkeley County. ELIJAH MCDOWELL
Nov is fS5l--1y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
MERCHANT MILL

ard Land thereto attached, containing ioG 80.
Acres; q large portion Of which is cleared E1ss
and under fence, situated on Patterson Creek in
Hardy County, about . miles from two graded
roads leading to the i. & o X. r., within 30 miles
Of The Depot at paddy-Tcwn and in fine wheat
raising country
The land Is now well set in grass, and is sus-
ceptble Of cultivation, for any purpose The
Ai.l Is in good repair and has a fine custom An
absolute title will be conveyed, including the
Right &c Dover.
ALSO, at the same time, one undivided half Of
tract OF Woodland adjoiuiHgthe Mill tract, con-
tanning
ESQ AcREs, NORE or LESS.
onc-third Of the purchase money will be rcquir-
ed in hand, and the residue in three equal annual
instalmeus.
Gsss-A,l the personal estate ofthe Tcstafer, viii
be sold ca the 2Gth and 9th Of February, 1882.
CHARLES WILLIAMS, / ~.
GEORGE 7, WILLIAMS.
Moorefeld Jan 49, lS53--tds.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
ANOTHER SUPPLY.
TO FARMERS.

EUST received large aud fine assortment
~ Of Spades. Shove.s. Forks, Matocks. ETC
a, the cheap Hardware Store,
October Ia, 1851. W. IT. E.NrOS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
SWALLOW BARN.

CtWALL0W BARN or sojourn in the Old Do
/ , mipion, by Jno. p. Kennedy, Esq. Illustrated
by D. II, Strother, just received by
Oct 2l, RIDDLE & BRO
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TO THE PUBLIC.
WANTED.
APPRENTICES WAYTCD.

INhE subscriber is in want of q boy, about Is
Il years ofage, as an apprentice to the saddline
business. Apply early. j VINCENHELLER.
Martinsburg, Jan 81, is52--tf
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HEymsn BooIxs.
Port Fosios.

a LARGE number OF very handsome por
IN folos al various prices, TO be had AT Har
rison's Drug and Fancy Store. fla. 6.'52
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
GIenfieEd starch .

hOUBLE refined powder starch, very
~ superior article, manufactured in Gas-
gov. Scotland. Jusl received and for sale by
Jan.'6, 1852. RIDDLE & BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27

frVA tEf feHfzh kf0hsa af s1c
", after drreons at kAReS LEEle- the gFea Pin SO
logical Chemist, ~ > HauGros, al n PkiadeIpha Pa
This wonderful for l4stRsss {)gkpes.
a3 -}aasAdds Lixer Lensaiaf Considerations AMI De5fe
curing SITTER Natures methe, b. Astares agent.
The Gasfsie Juice
Or Halg infssscd IN water NIL
aisest o. asye firz lgags ~ Reas esf is ob0sf
hsers esat II the stomach.
fkPStN ssse chief Great Digestive Principle
o. tlr bHstre the orsaf Foot the Psef&g.
j'rss@rst end Stimulating Agent ~ the Stomach aiad In
ts1ines. lt extreted ffem the Digestive The
TX, thas forming fai Digestive Elad precisely lkr
e nsnr Gastric juice ~ ~ Chemical powers. nnd frn
isn@ Compute and Perfect stsltse for IT. BIS the aids.
thss preparation, tbs pains and evils IL kesfon ana Digs
Ssia srergaSsed. 5sf they would be 81 Aeasfby stas
aei itis doing wonders for lsspcTes curing eases ls-
6fy, Emraatoa. Nsvroas Decline, ana Byxrpfie faa-
su0oss supposed to he sfe Verge ~ the grave The
Scientific Evidence upon which Is based n III the highest
dsgree Itiialls ard Remarkshe.
SCIENTIFIC EvrDrNc1.
BAEaN Ii ssia in his criehra ed wnek AanAi Chens-
try, An ArtiGria Digestive F3uid Analogous
Gasfiis juice nIay BE- readily prepared from Ae
membranes II the stomach eIfe Cali Ia which saous
and dsestea iaf il ne sG'as they uouH tte
hstqsn S.essash.n
pE EoMBF, In his valuable writngron the Physiology 81
pgrsten observes thar w dna aon OF the due quantity
OF byspepsa aud be that astrg ucd professor
Of medicine London who severely acted with this
compint finding everything else fail had
Gastric Juice. obtained from r stonachs living animals
which yyerei co,sfaefey saesessfai."
nR GRAN author OF tine a,nous works .Veeetable
Diet Says Ut remarkable phy sonry thar the
stonsehs 81 animals necegated water impaf aid
the property Of dssrfg yaraus articles Of oed aud 81 e.
ent from the nstura. digestive process
f-Ca on the Agent and Descriptive Circular graf
is giving large Of Scientific Eydene, similar sh
above Together with Reports q Remarkable Cares from all
Cu NJ fgf Ita Araf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
Fan and Winter Ciotiling

NFEHsItFUFF aJtHIasss Efls EssUI IT Is
Fall and Winter Csctia;ng
n complete, and viii be tispesed 81 at the lowest
prices. his motto being aqaics Gales and small
proftsp
He will be in the constant receipt Of the finest
Cloth Dress and Frock Coats, and ihe greatest
variety OF Sack aud Business Froek Coats for Fail
and Winter wear. made Of Cashmere Cashmere
and Fet, AMI ID short every Kind that Is fashion
able and good. The greatest variety OF
Pants, Vests and Monk ey-IaciScts
evcr offered in this market ani { large supply Of
6entlemens Furnishing Goods. inc SHIFTS, Hats.
all sorts Of Caps, Umbrellas Under Shirts, Draw
ers suspenaers, &c. &c. AL Of which will be- sold
.owcr than any other Store in The County. Call
and examine y. H. slime.
GantenI,pr % fE.l
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
CLOTHS AND CAsSiriEREs
HIRAM BOWEN,
ere n ant Tailor,

AT THE OLD STAND.
HAS Just returned from the Eastern Mar
4 N keis with the largest, best and most care
fully selected stock Of
Clotgas, CassiDscrcs, Vestings, dsc.,
ever brought to Manmsburg. In his assert.
ment may be found every variety Of style and
stripe, from the hes manufacturers, which for
quality aud cheapness canoo, be exceIled.--
These goods viii be made up IN The very best
and most fashionable manner upon short no
tce. lie has also opened large assortment
Of fashionable
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27

TEENS.
Beard f.r tlse F,sSsfen az in months. Ss6.a0
faiiien IA English. 5000
In French 1899
in Latin, 1900
. In Latin aEl Freueh, 1900
Music, Nocalsn lns,ranspstal 1000
Drawing, 1900
Tisc boarding derxrsm.ns Il enaer The care OF
sfrs- CAMPBELL. who cecai{es enc Of the largest
and most connections heusss IN the tillage Mrs
G hestows every attention open those Mo tcasl
with her, which can ensare fhsir comfort health
and happiness Mrs. paRErs hosfls With Der pa.
pills, and solicitausiy regards their morals end
manncrs as weii ss their m.ntal training The
price Of Board il unusually low Noeng Indy
may receive In this Institution excellent Board
tneia,iing mel md lights and tiiton 10 AL she
Ems lisa branches taught IN The hest Cts schools
in latin. French and Music IL hensoderase rate %
SI6s per ainani
shelhcrdstown. Va, September . 1851.
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EDUCATION.
B0aRDINGAsD DAT sCH00L
fu ssaersscFdssawn Va.

FEsIE eighth SESSION o. Ars Pus1Ts' School y III
I commence o. isefaessfeg re lsfA ~ SsFst'stsr
Mrs pRKLss hns bven ealetui. as formerly ~ se.
cure aSsoeiase Tearstrs Of exvclsent attachments 10
share with her the 4sbsss az the Seheel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
DIR. W. r. WITaER0W,
Dental Surgeon.

D ESpEcTFULiT announces to the citizens
\, Msftlnsburg and vicinity, that Ssw $3.50.
he has removed his Office to Burke fiYy
Street. adjoining Mr.. Dennis Me- IL
sherryis residence. Ny frens's witplease no.ize.
that win be absent from Martinssnrg during
following months " each year: Juoe, September
December and March.
n, B.--i warrant my operations.
REfRMIacEs.
D. II Conrad Esq, n. sicsheTry, ". D.
G. J Faulkner, y Murphy 4"
E.P. Hunter. u r. Pendlcton, <
Martinsburg. April ., 1850
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
NEacaroni.

fRESH Italian Macaroni just received and
Il for sale by RIDDLE BRO.
January 81, 1859
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-04-20

at tbs moment, deeply engaged and
far advanced in extending the inland
navigation OF tn, river putu,na.. ON
which it sands, and the h,anc!,rS
thereof through Il tact of rs rich
country as ANY in the world. Nor is
this Il solitary instance Of attempts OF
the kind. although it is the only one
which is near complexion. and in
partial n-r. Several other very I'M
"riant ones arc commenced; ;ud little
doubt is entertained that, in ten
years. il left undiSlurbcd, We shall
open II communication by water, with
all the lakes norll,war,l and westward
OF us. witt. which WE lave territorial
connections: and am inland, in IL few
years u,"rr. from Rhode island /"
Georgia, imclm>ivcly; partly. hy cuts
between the great bays and sounds.
and partly. between the islands aud
sand banks and the main from AL
bcnarlc Sound, to the river ST.
Mary'S. To these may also be added.
the erection OF ltil"cS over couSiurr;l-
bic rivers and the commencement
of turnpike roads. as further Indications
Of the improvement In hand.
We commend this rn,ri"ic rpi>tlt,
to ''iutrrvcn,ionist>,'' iii md out OF
Congress-
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-04-20
For the Sumter Banner
To Remove Bots from Horses.

Last summer as some young china
trees (.Uc/i" I=cdr"ch) reared their
tops above the tops of the pailIing, by
my h"rS" lot, ! discovered too late to
save the tree, that one OF my horses
was eating of it, being busily engaged
III the duties Of my profession, drove
the horse some ten miles that evening
and was surprised +" see at every
evacuation from the bowels. the large
plumber OF bots, or gruhS and small
worms which was passed oil. Know
ing the amthrlminthic properties of the
china tree, was led to attribute the ci.
feet AT once, to it, SO gathered some
of the green leaves Of the china tree.
and tried il on my other horse, and it
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-04-20
FURTHER PROSECUTIONS IN GREECE

FURTHER pEHaECUrIoS IN GREECE
IRON the correspondence of he
Journal OF COWHscrCP We lcanl that
Rev. Dr. Ming, the American consular
agent at Athens, has been again prose
cutcd by the government OF Greece for
preaching III his own house, and teach
n!9 doctrines contrary to those held hv
The Greek church. lie was tried in
the crllila. court at AthcnS on the 9th
OF March, and being convicted, was
sentenced to br ''inrrisomcL fifteen
days. and then sent away from the
Kingdom OF Greece" The letter wr.
ter says that the ''"pillion~, uot only
OF AL Americans there resident, but of
all impartial foreigners. are warln V in
DR.. Kings favor, incIIi,Iiry not few
III high official stations. The same
may ic SAID OF the unanimous irclin.
of the bar. Some OF whom begged
him not To inputc The illgraut illiuS-
ticc of this trial 10 the Greek nation
@rnrrrIIy.' The cun>itiom is >aiL to
be i'll violation OF the first article Of the
Greek constitution. which declares that
every known religion Shall be locra-
ted. aud the services OF its worship
performed without himdrancc
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-04-20

'sSS>71'r' iflfic .! Spanish " hitting has
rr"rn. :! "cen discovered on the farm
of Mr.. William 5, in the southwestern
part OF Alto, Fond du Lac Co., Wiz
co!r>in. Which is said to embrace an
area of near 20 acres. The whiting
is found within eighteen inches of tho
surface. and is comprised in layer of:
from = inches to , , feet in thickness. ?
1t has been pronounced BY competent
Judges TO bc Il superior article. Says
the Gree" Ety -ldrccoM, its quality
has also been tested by actual cX-
pertinent, and proved to be excellent.
When conn culdcd with oil, it made
Il very fine ~ ily of Putty. 1t has
been used by carpenters to chalk their
lines, and found to answer this pLr.
pose much better than chalk, as it is
entirely free from the tlinty Jumps 50
c"inmon in chalk, which soon destroy
a line by cutting il in pieces. The sit
nation oi the land whyyc the mine was
first discovered is low and flat.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-04-20
r;!9 McSSS. \. WHITE g. Co., are
Agents for !'n Banner in Sruntcrvilic.
IXc " lj'mhrr.-On Saturday las

Tile lj'c"hcr.-On Saturday last
VIC were viStrL vill, Il considerable
wind accom- hncL with rain and hail
Little injury was done in the village
and virinily. L.., we have learned, the
damage to tie crops in the upper part
OF this District Is quite serious.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-04-20

The Chcraw Gazette says that forty
thousand dollars have been subscribed
by the citizcnS of Chcraw to the Chcraw
and Darlington Railroad, which sum
there is every reason to believe will be.
increased to lit least fifty before the
book; are closed.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-04-20
THE SUMTER BANNER
IL ruBI IStlED
EVERY TIL E:SD.AY MORNING
RH w ! ER ANUS
H'HI AZ WIS,

TWO DOLLARS III advance, rw" Dollars
and Fifty Gents 1T the expiration Of six months,
or Three Dollars al The 'td of the yc"r.
No Jr1r:t discontinued until all arrcura".s
are pA'.,. unless 1T the option nt the Proprietor.
ny Advertisements inserted at SEVEN IN-
FIVE Cents per square. az lines or lrSS.) lnr
the FIRST and half that sam for each subsequent
insertion.
- The number of Insertions io b.. marked
On all Advertisements ar iliry will b.. published
until ordered 10 be discontinued, anI charged
accordingly.
cH ONE DOLLAR per square fora single
insertion. Quarterly and Monthly Advertise
szscIiis will he charged the Same i,s single in
:,ttaio,, nlli semi monthly the oGcs
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-04-20

Tie PKEcEpT OF W ,silIHGToN.---1he
following sentence is from letter
addressed by Washington to Lafayette
and dated ME- Vernon. Dec. 25, l19s:
On the politics OF Europe, ! shall
express 40 opinion. nor make any
inquiry VIII" is right or wrong. |
wish We'll 10 all nations and to all men.
Ny politics arc plain aud simple. |
think every nation has Il right to cs.
iahli>h that form of government
under which it c"nccvcS it may
live most happily, provided it intlacts
no right. or j. not dangerous to others;
and that Ii" government ought to
intrittrc with The internal concerns Of
another. except for the security OF
what is d,,,. e. themselves. n
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-04-20

Mr.. Clay completed on Sunday last
the 10Th year OF his age. His birth
day was celebrated at New York by
IL banquet.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-04-20
For the Sumter Bauncr.
NEAL H1O w,
TIE MAINE LIQUOR LAW, &c.


come to the conclusion after reading
srndrv scraps in certain newspapers
that NEAL Dow is Il perfect ourang-
out;rr fresh from the wildS Of Africa |
and that the Maine Liquor l.aw wae
one OF tn" greatest curses "i the age
For The information OF such aS may
not know, We will state that the pa
rents of Dow, hail from Caledonia:
that NEAL was born in Portland. State
Of Maine. in the good Year OF on"
Lord 1904. aud it is said of him that
from Il buj he was the Mlc"inrr"n'i-
SING foe OF all that waS-Incan and I'M
moral, and especially OF the Rum pow
rr: tia, subsequently, hG vas elected
to Il seat in the Legislature of his lIa-
tive State. and framed the Bill which
passed into the Law known rs tn
Maine Liquor Law. and the circles OF
the r:c'l and luxurious WHO = lie on
beds ivory and Lruk Wine i'll bowls,
in political caucusscs where men would
ride into power over the dead bodies
of lhu,i,anL>. among the Whole herd "i
.liS,illcrS, importers. vcndcrS a"'l CON
SuncrS. he has b-rn denounced as Il
m,,l,!,rr il, other mems uiattcr$. anil Il
s,irrcr up OF strife. among the high
and the luw. the rich ail the poor
he has been : the Snur OF the drisiih-
ard Which la, again been cclt"r'i
iron, every gr"y>hnp III the land and
published by every slang paper under
the Influence OF the Rum power. north
south. east and w"$i, l'it Dow has
kept on the even tri"r ni' lis way, and
What has he accomplished why by u
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,aiurl an enactment Which III its faith
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foundation of poverty and riot and
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