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The settlement of the Methodist Church
controversy isotlicially announced. The pre-
else conditions are not published until after
the Withdrawal Of the suits by the consent OF
the Courts of law. 1t is understood that the
basis is an equal division Of the property be
wecu tie Northern and Southern sections.
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These are The terms for both old and new sub
scribers, forwarding their own subscriptions.
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king it UP 10 a copy Of the Fra Tor three months;
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year
When Il club Of subscribers has been forwarded
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Money TO he forwarded by mail at our risk
Large amounts may he RENTED in drafts or Ger
tifcates of depositc. When money IS sent note.
or the Banks Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia
or Baltimore. are preferred New England note,
arc nj less discount than New York State notes
and these less than Western notes.
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RACINE CIRCUIT CcURT--yy CssA~
CE.E
mes D.FarsonSand Newhoid Lawrence,

Patrick Cosgrave, Mary Cosgrave, Michael D. Cur,au
Adoniah J. tnde-hil John c, Loya Neou Nonr an
Thomas ". Partridge. $500
EPY VIRTUE OF 4 FIN II. DECREE r,cde ~, ,,,is
Court In the above entitled c da cl line 29I Js
oil November 1880. aud order Of said Court entered IL
said cause the 2It day of October, lsJ3 shall sp NJ
Public Auction Ia thchgh2st bidder all and singular :, a
IN rigaged premises mentioned i'm the bill of complaint m
sud cause and therein described follows wi, al tIal
certain lot orriece land situacd town OF southport
IN the County OF keno>ha, and state Of Wisconsin, bounded
rs oiews Beginning at the ccAre Of the highwayal Tx
south West cocHer pf lands owned the 2}d November
io3U by Dir. " bite. thence Northery tic NeN line
81 said Whites land Forty iol rod: thence Westerly
Twelve (l2l rods iEe parallel with said road, thence
S"Rlh.ty on line parallel with The first mentioned line
rory t+ rods 20 the centre Ct sGI highway, thence iu
lowing the The high WAY e;sigrIy Twelve l) rods
10 he place or beginning.
The above sale viii take place Saturday the tenth day
% Dgcemoer, A. T. el' at O'Clock IN the ae,noon Of
that day az tic Count House the city ~ Kcno,ha IN he
Ioaiy OF keno>ha and State OF Wisconsin. Terms cash.
Dated 2.ih October 1888. OSCAR t. DANA
SrRoSG & FrTLER, Special C.n,p,i4~ioper
Compl'Ets solIs 1929
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Tug CALIFORNIA INTELLIGENCE 6Y ne
United States, was up to the LIST of Aoven-
Der.
The steamer tmrricaa E1glr, plying be
TWEEN San Francisco aad Sacramento, had
burst her boiler, instantly killing six or eight
persons. and wounding many more. IN eE-
nl,sion had also occurred onthestcamer Stock
ton, bv which disaster two or three lives were
lost. The fine building known as the San
Francisco Hotel had been consumed by lire.
Trade at san Francisco andindeed through
out California is represented IS exceeding
dull owing to the immense stock Of goods Q"
hand, and all articles eXcep, flour have met
with further decline Flour, however, Is
quoted as being firmly held. ! he crops were
turning out finely.
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ANIMPoRrANr BUsISEss.-The Washing
ton Union says shat "the present business OF
Southern Democrats Is to support and sustain
Gen. Pierce and his Cabinet in their patri-
cite efforts to keep Aboiitieaisfn out OF the
Democratic Farty.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-09

VEVAkEN mp by the Subscriber in Pleasant Prairie tirs,
III Figs, about three months Old of them are spotted
olack and white, The other is white.
me owner requested to prope property, pay damages
ana take tie ihieyish vsgabonds away.
2a4 T. uOKST Ann
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tBBARD * bI.INN have some very nice and yer
- odi t'eheh Mcrinss, all wOol aud cotton and WOO
pi"ia and figured GRAPES, and other s,lt.s o
NJ an OF Which Hey are very DESTROYS Of selling
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CLOTHS

r BEARD < DI.INN have large Stock of Cloths
= seh as Beaver Cloths. Bread Cloths all colurs Cas-
meFes, plain aGd fancy, Sleeps Grey Tweeds Kentucky
Jeans &C. &c, which were bought before the advan9c in
NOV. |. IS53.
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UNIVERSITY MEDICINES |!
FEVER AND AoUE CURED BY RowAND's
Tonic MIXTURE.

1 ~ En- AND AUIE CURED BY IkOWAND >
Tone MIxruRE.
yaVE LuirsrSjg Of Free Asiiriac aal Popular Knotc
cigr; chartered by The state Of Penusylvaua. at lis
last seHa" th April 1881 mainly for aresting the evils
resulting from the sale oi spurious and dangerous uosrnts
also for The purpose otsuppyug The public 18th reliable
ue,c in cascs where The patient cannot obtain viii
employ Tie best medical advisers having purchased that in
ttaHc remedy. Ruwand's Tonic Mixture on account Of
Us Jus! celebrity and known efficacy IN the treatment OF Fc-
yer ana ase and is kindred afeciions-has hesitation
III recommending ain the highest 10 the afflicted.
HD0WEL COMPLAINT cured by ROWAND'S BLACK
Il D BERRY ROOT The above Institution extendsits
sanction. Ii Ike manner 10 he REMEDY for Bowel Com
plains 50 well known ~ Rewards Compound Syrup of
Blackberry =, and earnestly mmcnd DE conf
Grucr patients afflicted with These plains believing
Ii 20 be Invaluable IN the 'reaimctt ofsuch cases.
Hon Heary X. Strong,
Hou.J. Il. Eimgen,
- cider q lie Trustees, j. I'm r. Rowand, ". II.
DIR. Ashton, Esq,
Z Nc,tyr CTR, Esq.
{ - lll communicate, rs TO bs address Cd,-Jolu
Ruvs,d. VI. H., Head he Pf8HaaCcu cal cpaJ
ard Frside,a 81 The University.
Home ii.pen>ary and CHcr, No4 South Second street
thdgde Pfia.
Branch III, pcIsary 81 the Store Of
S1ABkhEATHER g. CO.,
I. ROBINSON.
Kenosha, VS. 81 ly
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-09

In Chancery---KencsAa Circuit Court
Mary G. Ever
".
Hereno tsk, joseph ! Qlarlcs Michael Frank Philo Jnf
SON Moss Is. ilaryey, Charles iost. PI!sy Howe, ial
Converse La herJlnt' aad Georsc kim1all.
appearing in this cause byafdavit tla; sulppna IN,
= oeth ISSUED IN this cause. and returned by The sheriff
the CouHty Of Ecnnslu that he said ne,(anFs M CO., n
riiEl 1haics Hoyt Pal,y Howe EIiab Converse and
Luhtr James are ol residents Of hi State and have not
caused ht'F appearance 10 BE- entered and TIA. the sbpG
ha was re urned,s 10 them no; served Oh the said defend
anus On motion Of Jon i. dsur. Solicitor tor CuInf tI
an @f9cfd, that lie said Dc:tndahtS Aoses H. .r,cy
Charles io.t, Parry Howe, Ei;5 Converse and tmb.r
james, appear, plead, denLr 10 TIE Complainant.
~! .! plant, Gc inis by the 9Th ia, OF March
60" AID Nat this order be published six cts in he t-
nosAa telegraph. weekly newspaper rn,cd gud pub
Hshtt II SAID County. NIMAN SPD0%GR
Datc5, Nov. 20 s53. Jdg, Of the ls judicial Circuit
4 iIUc Ell! Of '.a otiSArl order OH lie 0. EDANA,
Clerk
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ESTRAY.

g fAMEtA;o my enclosure about the 9Th Nov Pale Red
~ heleFriWo years old; two two years old
ocAeI race with some white he ruInp and under the
Deii4i 'he oihcr Is bright red crops the len ear
me owner requested prove property pay char GEES and
take them away. SANIrFI 'EINff Mt
NlANIn
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KEN0sHA AND BEL0TT RAN R. co.

M Office is hereby given thsi the Annual Meeting of e
~ Stockholders of lhr kcn0sha and Broi Railroad
aiy for the election 0f Directors and the transaction OF
such other business be presented will be he'd attic
Office OF The Company, in the City Of Krnoshao Monday,
the sda day Of December, 1858, commencing i2oclock
keAosha, Nov. II, 1883, JOSIAH BOND,
ScC'y X. 4 b.. II n
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gNynE noARn or .I.pEnYLsons :. 1890.

vHTHE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS # thee ,unty Of r,-
z hosha q" order and determine as follows;
EC' l. lhat the name of Mark Rufus ck of the Town
o fIcSaht Prairie kcnUsha COlnly an d il c,
90 10 irh huis Ck, and by The las! menlioHc maine ne
9hi, heFeat or be kn >wlI and recognized
SEc = hat the provisions Of this nc! shall h. construed
70 embrace each niivun member OF the family of suid
oosN' whose surname shall hereafter he Cook
'' ii heio9ia ms isl day OF November, A. d., 1851.
SALMON TYSON.
Clerk Board Sup. Ken.Co.
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TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS

FEvHE Undersigned is manufacturer Of Printing Ink of
a every color and quality which he krows So be equal n
any manufactured and which he viii sell the lowest pri-
ees for ASH As he is determined his Ink shall reg
ommend Itself. only selciis ONE TRIAL of il, r.l,.,
niiS merits.
Ezra fine ie black Ink for card and wood printing
extra bacE book and news Ink Of superior quality; also
coiored lI.R ufeyerr variety.
5. y. PEfTlNGILL < CO., 10 State St, agents for the
New England States.
SHELDON COLLINS,
80. Gold street, New York
Publishers of Newspapers inserting this advertisement,
intending this paragraphs. 10 TIE amount Of s., and sending
s., and paper coning it, will 35 lbs of news ink
:. u. PErIlNGiLL & co.
10, SsacSt:ee Boston
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-09

The Westminster Rcrjee says, that when
Ko.s1th was in America, he again and again
announced an impending attack Of Russia on
the Turkish empire On May Goth, in Fan
eai Hall, Boston, he assigned it As. his main
notwithstanding back to Europe ye; states
meu have been quite surprised. aud have cX-
claimed, (what Cicero declares 50 disgracetu,)
TF5o scouid hare thought t@-Honae JoHr.
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LADIES CIOAYTNG
DRESS GOODS,

a fw pieces OF Ladies' Fine Twilctl Cloths for cloaks
I a WIN trimmings 10 match at HUBBARD & BLiNN'S
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FAsuIoNABLE M0pEsTY.-The last eNhiU-
ition Of popular phase Of modssty We have
heard OF was that Of n Young lady who went
into store and inquired Of the clerk if be
had ." any limb horn bonnet>." and received
the reply" " hat You don't mean leq horn
DO you.' The excessively mo3esty inquir-
er left the store tstsat!eA and in stepping OFT
Of the door exposed a gooliy portion Of hel
limb" 10 tue gaze Of the bystmders.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-09

IN PURSUANCE or y DEcREE Of The Csrouft Court
tlEc State Of Virginia ho,d for he Coau:v of q, TO- az,
Tuesday, the 2sh june 1853 Ibe Subscriber ug r, n,
Private sale tie following raI 40 Wiz:
The last han % the south East quarter Section NO six
81 &ni IN" South hal! o! irIct oEul No five all ia Tawi.
yhr and west a. Range lweny -trce 30 east uni.ug
the City Of kcEosha. kenosha county Wisconsin, ON the
south; continuing by Government Survey Oh" hundred
md sAy-cight ltS acres Terms Ut ic arc credit of
SIX, twelve and eighteen months by The purchaser giving
bohl3 ana security tf the INSTRUMENT and the tile beng
he!d a. further security uH payment decd rust
or NOR gag" taken 60 secure the same
ne subscriber may be consulted by letter addressed to
W hctHng Virginia. John Il. BAYIESS
Oct 18TH lej3. Commisaoaeruppon By said Court.
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USE BONPLAND'S
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY

g is neither Patent, q lack rmpric, but Genuine
Specific prcpal, from the Recipe OF a Physician, and
appr we'd Toy the widest and hCatkuowu scientific Chemist
in the Country, Or J R.NNA!TNN of New York and
by Hg recommended To The world Voluntary and without
pa! for s valuable pr perta and declared that 1t con-
tiUcd niL"1I POISONOUS substance. It's wonderful
poperte, In removing Bllc and giving TONE STRENGTH
ana NI6GCR - the ItrCr, hidegS and Stomach, or in
ler words. curing the disease Thoroughly and EBtctHaHy
nat simply breaking the chiH bat removing he Cause, arc
every Where lucknow lodged.
The Testimony Of hundreds IN
6E2EGp. INDIANA, EE.EEN0ES,
And ohcr part the country could be given prove this,
but ask the puhc to Try IT, We have the utmost
RjtuCe Ia ttand We stake It's success GA s merits.
LET w F.9.HILF BE HI9HOUT IT.
I. ROBINSON,
.7gcHt far KsH III.
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EOr: SCHOOLS.
ESTRAY-

a. oBEs and Outline Maps For sale at
IN KINGS BOOKSTORE
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MoaE RAILROAD lRoN.-The bark Badge
State which arrived from Buffalo Thursday
brings, some 300 tons railroad iron for tn
milwaukee, d Mississippi railroad compao!
ANA Ike brig He.teustein 1900 bars for III
Miiwubee 4 Fond du Lac comga"-.-3ia
= ut.
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Il HEREBY GIVE NOTICE. thai The LIST If 7o>s o..oss
IL ca upon The property in the City OF Kcnos:, for m,
IaAeS Oh 1908 has beeu delivered 10 for COLI cop aut
whl be received al my office, in The Cit,
maui uhIl ne last day of December next
''i'S''' Nov -. 1893. ABRAM HANSON,
III Treasurer.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-09

do you know Mr. John Brown" ! 6,
my dear" is he not a deserving man =
:" Yes he dcserrs a logging, and if he evergal-
hn,, vna homo .4.;N VII gite / e Lim !:
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The New York Tribune has nomeacIa.

Tho New York Tribune has n0NcNcIa-
tire Of Congress, III y h:ch occars tic follow
ING:
OfIIaLerS, VIC note but two lboti Democrats. J
|. Isaac p. Senate from Wisconsin; ,. !iHiam
wrong in the trying pinch on the Wilmo; Proyso,
but has Otherwise acted pretty fairly and the com
try owes him at least an acknowledgements for his
faithful ana earnest opposition TO Land Monopoly
and especially TO the atroc.ouS Military Bounty
Warrants, which have made few spectators I'M
mrnsely rich At the expense of bcggary and scr
:ile dependence to Millions hereafter.
There are two bod9eS, as usual, both in the Sen
ate, and both called Dcmocr9ts.-I. Henry (thc
tlthcr) of WiscoHtu and ,. Ipggsh@ {. (the son }
from Iowa. The supply Of the article appears tul-
~ equal to the demand
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-09

A NEW DISCOVERY or MINERAL haS lately
been madenear WmgyiIle. our informant SAYS,
the largest ever ma,je at the WmgvjIIe mines,
kirkpatrick Il kenl,ick are the fortunate ones
whose turn Of fortune was made Is in a mo-
mcnt. How bewitchingIy interesting tostrjke
a lead after years of toll through poverty and
dirt- Grant CO. HerolL. 2Sh ut.
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TAXES 4!

n IFE AND WRITINGS OF GRANT TuoRYpf-RN
ma prepared by himself. For sale al
KINGS BOOKSTORE
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pany bore indisputable testimony to the Gull
nary skill of Mr. Shadd.

pany bore indisputable testimony to the Gull
nary skill of Mr.. Shadd.
Inspired by the repast and Its incidents,
Messrs. MAuRY, SEAToN, SHELTON. BARBOUR,
MeKENzIE, and other gentlemen made excel
lent and appropriate speeches.
Upon leaving this agreeable station the train
turned off on the Warrenton branch, at which
1ourshing town the party experienced cor
dial and impromptu specimen of Virginia hos
pitalty.
The excursion reached Alexandra, and re-
| turned again on the Thomas Collyer to Wash
| ington.
We are authorized to say. on behalf OF
| the invited guests, that they were delighted
| with the railroad with the country through
which it passes, and that they appreciate the
| importance of the great thoroughfare of which
| it is the eastern threshold. They wish also to
acknowledge the courtesies of the president OF
| the road, Mr. BARBOUR; of Mr.. VANDERGRAEFF;
general superintendent; Mr.. BRocKErr, agent;
| and also return their thanks for the hosptabIe
| attentions which were everywhere bestowed
| upon them.
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Compliments of the Season.

Our admirers of the Age, holding share of
the public patronage by the peppercorn tenure
of their support, furnish column of assault
upon US as voucher to accompany its quarter
ly accounts. AS we merely designed to wake
up and improve our vivacious neighbor by the
anonymous notice of which it complains, we
cheerfully add our certificate that the abuse is
merchantable tender, and ought to be paid for
as such; that the typography and complexion
have decidedly improved, except that the objects
in the tent-scene vignette over the 'Arablan
Horse Powder" are so dim we can scarcely see
the pyramids, and the group around the dead
man restored by "Dr. Holloway's Miraculous
Ointment" too faint TO be as effective as that
great preserver Of his species might have wish
ed. ''Dr. Morse's Invigoratng Corda' and
the land advertisements are-wth the excep-
ton of ''mackle"-very well done.
We have upon the whole greatly improved
the appearance of the .4ge, so that with such
unexceptionable moral sentiments as that which
we have brought to notice, and continued
amendment of its typographical defects, its
size, of which it seems sensitive, must be en-
larged and its columns expanded until the Jour-
nal Of Commerce is mere paragraph to 1t.
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American SCULPTURE.

We have seen at the studio ofDr. H. STONE,
sculptor, in this city, bust In marble of
ROGER b. fancy, the venerable Chief JUS
tice of the Supreme Court of the United
States. To say that it is like him in form
and feature would express but family the COM
mendation merited by this beautiful work Of
art. 1t reveals ''the spiri; of man which is
in him." The face is represented as ii appears
when the mind is in action and when the soul
is looking out through its portals. Each par
ticular lineament is well depicted, and the
whole majesty Of the man is there. The
memory of his dearest friend will not retain a
more perfect image of him, nor can his most
ardent admirer desire prouder monument than
this for which Heaven itself has supplied the
model for the artists chsel Dr. STONE has done
well; and though his lot has been cast in a
land in which the lofty and impassioned genius
of the artist finds but few to sympathize with
it, it is still proud and happy reflection that
the almost living and breathing forms his hand
has fashioned will speak to future generations
as well of the artist whose genius defed he
neglect of his age and asserted its power, as of
the patriots and statesmen whose images it is
his privilege to perpetuate.
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The daily papers Of New York quote from
the Freeman's Journal, of that city, the follow
ing announcement:
Son the 9th of May. Monsgnor Cajetan Bedini.
Archbishop of Thebes. former Commiesary Extra.
ordinary of the Ponti6cal Government to the Lee
cations, left Rome as special Envoy of his holiness
to the United States AT our latest advices Mon
signor Bcdin was in Paris. He is charged by the
Holy Father to pay visit to the Government at
Washington, and also to hold interviews with the
different Prelates of the Church in the United
States, and to acquire the most exact information
respecting the interests and condition of the Ca
thoc Church in this country.
CATER making as long visit as may he of ad
vantage in the United States, Monsgnor Bedini
will go to Brazil, where he is to reside as Apostolic
Nuncio that government He is accompanied
at present by M. Ernest Cologneri, who goes to the
Apostolic Legate in Mexico as Auditor; taking
the place of M. Marius Marini Oscali, who goes to
Rio to discharge the functions of Charge Afares
till such time & Nuncio shall arrive,
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MENsCHIKoFF.

STRANDED HoPEs-A HARVEST OF D1sArroINT-
xENT.-We clip the following from the corre-
spondence of the New York Journal Of Commerce:
WAsHINGToN, June %.
Some of the Democrats who about a year ago,
during range of the thermometer quite as high
as is now, rejoiced SO much ut their marvellous
finding a man to put upon it, are now led to
doubt their own identity. While they find them
selves deprived of their share of the spoils
of the victory that they had insured, they
see others, whom they have charitabIy put out
of the pale of the party, in possession of the
rewards which they expected to appropriate to
themselves. 1t is good lesson to them. They
ought to have known before that the race was not
always to the swift nor the battle to the strong
They will learn to place better estimate on their
own importance in the party; and also to consider
the game Of President making very uncertain,
if reputable. have, in fact, noticed num-
this disappointment, acquired new wrinkle, and
will be wiser, II not the better for it, all their lives
WASHINGTON, June "a.
The political harvest is we'll over. 1t was har.
vest in which the laborers were many in proper.
ton to the crop. There have been received in it
nearly eight hundred good officers, and about
twice that number oil smaller subordinates
The politicians and their pelf are forgotten amid
the cheerful excitement of the green harvest
throughout all the region, from the Chesapeake to
the mountains The wheat that has been cut this
week will suffice to gladden. and cheer thousands
of families who neither need nor get Government
dependence. 1t is surprising that 30 much noise
should be made about matter in which so few
people are interested as the matter of the distrbu.
ton of Government Office
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Contribution Box for Washington Monu-
ment

For the purpose of further aiding the cree
ton of the noble column which is proposed in
this city to the honor of Washington, now over
one hundred feet high, and the walls of which
already attest the patriotic fervor with which
the memory of the Father of his Country is
cherished among the States Of this Union
among literary institutions, and among the
people at large, and the regard manifested for
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posite any sum which he may feel disposed tc
bestow towards an object so sacred in the breast
of every true American.