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OEMOcRATIC COW sNr1oN.

The Democracy of Putnam County
IRE requested 10 NEE, al the usual places
of holding elections in each Township, on
Saturday, the 27h day Of August, 1858,
between the hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ,
aud four o'clock, p. NJ, an1 proceed to
pu, in nomination a candidate for Count,
Recorder, TO be supported by the Deno-
cIacy at the October Election.
The assembly Of the Convention, Of
three delegates from each Township, to
coun, the votes, &C., will NEE, at the
Cour, house, in Kalido, on Thursday, the
LIST day of September, at IL o'clock, M.
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The following are the Judges and
alternate Judges appointed by The Com,
miliee.
Jennings Il. do Lucsney, Henry
RAabe. .....
Monterey--Wm. Payne, WIN. Reckart.
Pery-Seneca Dimock, Wm. Scott.
Monroe-George Bares.
Greensbwg-Bal'zer Crowell, ]. II.
Kahlc.
Liberty-T Henry Green, Wm, Krouse.
Jackson Henry Conner, j. S. White.
Yam Bmen-Wiliam Askem, Godfrey
Suffer.
Blanchard - Simon Maple, o. W.
Craw6s.
Riley James Mcbride, Brice w.
Viers.
Onowa--H. II. Rocker, ]. M. Ruda>
baugh.
Sugarcreck VIM. .Cra5il. Lew is Slower.
Pleasant -. jose PHI Bedford, A. J..
FrLchey.
Union = Isaac McCracken, Lorenzo
Parker.
The Committee would suggest the
necessity and importance of receiving
votes only from persons known to be
Democrats, who will support the whole
ticket when nominaled;a u departure from
this rule tends to render the Primary
Meetings impure, and create suspicious
as to the fidelity of those conducting the
meeting, which is frequently used BY the
opposite parry at the election, Judges
Of the meetings can in no way better
facilitate the interests of the party and
maintain their reputation, than by inlorc
ing the rules, asking nothing more than
they are willing to give, viz: doing our
own work.
5, SUTroN, F. II. RoTnMAN,
IL j. BaEHMER, JAcoB BYRRs,
JouN PARRISH, J. L. CREIGHTON,
SENECA DIMocK, F. GODFREY,
S. II. MILLER, EA. IIussoN,
Dem Central Committee
August 2, 1853.
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Teachers, Certifiatces.


At meeting Of The School Examin-
ers of Punam County, held at Kalida,
Ohio, on the 9Th instant, The following
meetings we're appointed for examining
candidates for Teachers, a, the following
places and times, TO witt
Saturday, September Sd, at Kalida.
Oct. lst, at Columbus Grove.
Nov. 5th, at Fort Jennings.
" December Sd, at Leipsic.
" Jan. 7b, '54, alVaughnsvilie
Private examinations arc not hereafter
admissible, and those desiring to act as
Teachers will govein themselves &C,
cordngly. s. P. WEAVER,
II. ]. ROEHMER,
/, Ea JAMES MACKENZIE,
June 6, 1858. School Erdmiaers.
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Senatorial g. Representative Conven-
tions,

AT the same time and places, the
Democracy Of Putnam County are re-
quested to select the number of Dele>
gates in each Township, hereafter given,
to represent this County in the Sona-
,orial and Representative Conventions;
aud also at the Senatorial Convention to
nominate a Candidate for Member OF the
Board Of Equalization.
The following is the number Of Dele
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FIRST ARRIVALS = From 'Ne@
l. York.-A choice and well selected
variety of beautiful Prints, of The laies,
styles, quite low. Choice Fans. Alpaca
Lustres, &c.
WM IA. J. TAYLNR, Kalida, o.
April 25, 1858. G29
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr.. FDIroR - Please announce the name
of HENRY ]. BEGINNER as candidate for
the Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY FRIENDS.
JAMES MACK KENZIE is a candidate for
Representative, subject to the decision of
the Democratic Nominating Convention.
t- -.rt.. HIS FNNS
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Angus, 18th, 1859.
Court of Common Plshs,
Putnam Cuunty, State Of Ohio.

Angelina ManneD Court of Common Pshs,
Putnam Cuunty, state OF Ohio.
Willis Tharp
WILLS rHARP will take notice that petition
w filed against him in said Court on the
thirteonih ilSthl day Of July d. lss3, by Angelina
Manner, and is now pending. wherein said tugelina
Manner demands judgment against the snid Willis
with Interest from the nineteenth tisth day OF octo
her, A. 1859, and note for dolars with In.
tercst from tie twentys (92d) day Of .spril.
to wit:--In lot numh.r fifteen (l5) in Crawfords
addition to the towI OF Kalida in the county OF Put
nam aud the State OF Ohio, under mortgages, liens
given to secure the payment OF the aforesaid notes,
and that unless he answer by the twenty fourth
(24th day of September b. 1858, the petition Of
the suid angelina Manner. agninst him Ned In the
Clerks Office of said Court such petition will iRken
as true and Judgment rendered accordingly.
LELAND g. MAI KENZiE,
august 18th, 1853. t64sfwl .atsyfsr PiaiaiiF.
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EVAN THOMAS ESTATE.

JOHN ROWER'S ESTATE.
fNnoTICE is hereby given that the sub.
t4N scribe: has been appointed and quail
fled as Administrator of the Estate OF John
Rover, late OF Putnam county, deceased.
JAMES ROW Err, Admir-.
August 3th, A. D. 1853. 645cw
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ATTACHMENT. .NOTICE.

A 7 my instance a writ Of attachment was
IN this day issued by Moses Lee, a Justice
Of tho Peace within and for Putnam county,
against the monies, rights, credits aud e.
fects Of Daniel Sims, nonresident Of said
county.
c. u. RICE.
Dated Augusta, 1858. 6l3
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SRERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Robert Gilliland admnistrntor)
of Walter Buckingham, decd ( Deerstsl Ordsr.
John NJ Newton.
DY virtue of u decreta order to me directed from
ID the Court OF common pleas Of Putnam county,
Ohio, viii offer for sule at the door Of the court
house in said county, ."
Ga Monday, the Goth day of September,
A. ID 1853,
Between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four
o'clock, Pm. of said day, the following described
renl estate, to wit:
The south west quarter of the south west quarter
of section number seven in tnwnshp number one
south Of range five enst all in Putnam county, Ohio.
Taken the property of John NJ. Newton, to
satisfy decree In favor of Robert Gilliand, udninis
traitor of Walter Buckingham deceased.
JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam Co., o., August23, 1858
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PROBATE NOrICE.-FORElGN
Will,

TIlE heirs Of Mary (Steiner, Schumacher,
II wife of John Schumacher, late of Put
nam County, Ohio, are hereby notified that
there wos filed IN the Court of Probate of
Putnam County. State Of Ohio, on this 30th
day Of July, A. D. 1853, by Peter Schuma-
cher will Of the said Mary (Steiner Schu.
mucher. purporting to be proven in the cam
ton of Oannemare of the arondissement OF
Belfort, Department of the Upper Rhine, in
France; and that the motion to admit such
will to probate was continued by order Of
the Probate Court until the Both day of Sep
tember next, A. D. 1853, at which time the
case will be for hearing.
BrJAMEs MACKENZIE, Sol'r.
July 30th, 1858. 643
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REFERENCES.
BRowNLEE g. PENDLEroN, Toledo, Ohio.
MoCuNE & WooLsoN,( no,nhos ..
EscH & WRooKLEGE, De'p"0''
LAwToN, BARNETT & Co., Piqua, @
S. J. HENsLEy, Troy,
julius HULL, c;no;,,o,; ..
B. EGeLEsroN,S "a'''
JOHN TUTTLE, Defiance, u
G. w. OvERMEYER, Spencer,
BLISS & KELSEY, 81. Marys, "
HARRINGTON & RUrpLE,
CHAMBERS & HARRIS, Dayton,
CoMPARRET & HnBsEL, Fl. Wayne, la.
H. HANNA, Wabashtown, ("
ROGERS & REYNOLDS, Lafayette,
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August IL. 1853.
Milton C. Ewiag
Court Of Common Pisss,
Putuasn 0snnfv

N
vs., PHtHaM CehAtY,
John P. Shafer and ethers.)
TOHN r. Shafer win take notice that q petition
y WINS filed nguinst him In said Court on the 18th
day of August 1853, by Milton @. Ewing, and is new
pending, wherein said Milton G. Ewing demands
Judgment fox si1ty.hve l7.l00 dollsls ana interest
from January 6h A. D. 1853 mid for the sale of the
following premises to wit In lot number four In
Chambers addition TO the town of Gilloa, in said
payment OF the aforesaid amount claimed; and that
unless lie by the sith day of September A. d.
1883 the petition OF the said Milton G. Ewing against
him ed in the Clerks office Of said court, snch pet.
ton win bo taken as true and Judgment rendered
accordingly.
EBAY, ATTY for Pl.'G.
Angus, 18th, 1881 64S
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NoTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was on the l7th day OF May,
1853, duly appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court OF Putnam county, Ohio, as
Administrators de bons non Of the Estate Of
John Mcclure, late Of said Putnam county,
deceased. ROBERT ]. LOWRY.
July Goth, 1858. 64lcw
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Lewis N. CrawtiS, Mary Ann J
Craw1s, & Cathaline cellars,
Petition fer p PsrtitisA

Andrew Reed and others.
A NDREW Reed Nancy Reed; abraham AZ.
IA Nancy AK, Janes Henderson. Sarah Mc6ce,
Margaret Williams. William Henderson,, Henry
Henderson, jesse Henderson, Eli Henderson, Tneo-
philus Henderson, Martha Henderson, Emanuel Hen.
derson, Sophia Henderson, Richard Henderson,
William F. Henderson, sarah Henderson, Nancy
Henderson, Mary Ann Henderson, Margaret HendeT-
son. Noah Henderson and Calvin Henderson will
take notice that petition was filed against them,
the l7ih day OF August So In the Court of Common
Pleas OF Putnam county, by Lewis N. Crawfs, Mary
Ann Crnwfs and Csthurine Zsliars, and IA now
pending wherein said Lewis N. Crawfis, Mary Ann
Crawfs and Catherine Zelinrs demands purtilsn Of
the following Real Estnte: In lots number sixteen
and twenty four, In the town OF Gboa in said conn.
ty: and that at the next term Of said application
will he made by the said Lewis NJ Cra.i is Mary
Ann Crawfs and Gatharne Zellars for an order that
partition may be made Of said premises. a,
e. DAY, Att'y for PIN.
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Of which has caused the sickness aud poverty Of thousands
IN view of such consequences wife mother j, eHcn
sabe if she neglect avail herself of that knowsdgs ~
respect herself which would spare her much auering be
he me ans Of happiness and prosperity husband and
somle upon her children that blessing above all pcehealihy
bodies with healthy minds That knowledge IL conaiEedi III
A NJ enfiIlel
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Private Medical Companion,

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Wright, Candy & Co.'s Circular.


Per Niagara LIvERPnol. jane 10, 1883
beg reference 20 our circular adees Of Sd instant per
Which reIoes CorToS market closing that day
& s s, sAs & s Ano SsS s aS 70 V1
had to be submitted which however, failed % uaa
The CsmhIis adyos hd MOndy morong but ahoash
PhsS A ehs ana d h Which nsG S.
ns e.. account. e.gd more 'g on I'D 90 ne large
witsfui hoNes ne "a - preyous esent hodss'
ytstedy but WITH lees dpos the Of b.yers
Feso9s N s,les Of S1eo bales the nsei closing auey and With
yhre sss are desired would be difficult to move quantity
II, los .,s. Of The -sss q, per detail, in se1.sed ea
AID he ds 81 7so bse II Aeaa m III n 40 - -
spectators and 10 to exporter eyins y So bales Of al
Tle import for the SOS bales which are
PsIsrs Ton.v-Nev Orleans + II % Mailing g. orhgry
lSt Mobile Var o. heftug vs., q orlsy "a 50 Alaaac
There Is 70 nsea IL the .s., q ~ w'rss from he
securities OF descriptions Corrcv not a. ev-sau % . r-r
irregular rates sale. es,nss GOO bales Of v.A o.
The Bed Of sds showing increase val Of oar
Sp,i ~ ,s - 49, ~ ne ne , SsI - ~ ~ . H.
Soonit, had us no ssa interrupted b, he s. prsa.
he CHnlei there no esel' u Isseaf aivos fro BE s
~sel tri ieins euty oy,r Ia ~ rs,5s. re..
iepe is en- is,sS psrcs - ons lh.i : s Z, I'm m -
soa'ewyae Ma IN s9y io end pee sry r-paa,e - r'
his q ts ttrg riret, tse t s'tud % out rdu pae,
,oed BY each aie its ACTIVITY dpava b sts for arv
sianss the rsu ~ oyed ,, tie ie, ANA Of ts la
corct-feD ir other
such sTrther'onf ana which ult rr All
svttof ooul-eree uai hes ears ase syrt ped
ret eSIst alig ,1n esseg .4.rs Ml.sg
rftcfs eFcrce . De- csy ia loltse. buf Say e
ierT evsrcc the bank p1r dlfr-
= ru:h ABgtI; tle for iusl or Bs.k md
ms have So TAsed Eve three haodred pr pre-
Ellms
In Nsrsh,s-r ,he ss'1e causes ave sH,r et with -, Dis
position he buyr e.c0t orders while re
etdsavcfrg 90 them for Nt-ys
suitable Sc exrr the sn,our Of esl nld-
business as tasTistd without r-
TIE csrufs vii tHe cl-fr - Pc If
L-d fxtcndEs itse- oiar rlArutl,fl- DISTRICTS
lfrtpco have sls s-rk ~ q
ueir wtsts, snee Monday Lass work n any instance tes
sfrd s'il n co0seQrcrcc.
The c, N usrketls ruei vy firm rs orr l,s' hr ne
gecuye feeling sns ii tr preset ts.s che hy
The h'Eh rsts Of DO dc Fa
tive oersrd AID fh Tacels 7hra the inquiry .seol-s
Be qncsd go mrs hgb SHr1s The FLo-R m
Io's INV srfh i,e ss
INDIAN CeSN mach iufd m trr vaus nncha1e-i rls
He a have much npoStd lie C1Vug ~hch aitfol-l
- wNo Frosrts 'Gvory I'D settlement ne nrx
csy, rsrtet ~. only uOeaey d aid oous1pr
maia ~ o. N " H~AT ard floUK lfce
he ~ ~ changed hsucs ard pces
~ffe cntte iAotAN CoRN Httl- deaad
psx "a j. o. lnool's Exports PIie-s &C
hAhA. Lle~ or 1hi'ctph's ts have hss 81
(LOvEEsetf-A r.rcel GAu tan. fs,8 h,v-- :. .l = -
lAKn : UNCHANGED "a . ~ d sss a SUI 81 ru-s ~
IrnrNsrSt-5t. oeH q RoasA lls est have ehaarsa
har q ffis wr-k.
RssIS SOS Z, readily HAss Pest sseo,us 70 quality s.
cr trsc- sCC hbs 'S =
Fies-lIs ssst .onss ~ y ts.sss ssIsDw.
ir lcrd
Ne retlIrs 81 sthe1 sE;iSlsA -
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Review Of the Market.


for The OF the it We 90 rs - ny
thI.r fsrcgisfy worthy II notice 10 s clae q IN al.
Vurs-11 .li ~
fi-s a 1eTeLs-5tf confined b. sup yin< -eLll.
srnrror ~ ssnrtrz roets In~re j. 70, ~ 1is.- ~
t-err articles OF So
Ice lslsr vi q alf RI course . le-,'-,N - F~'
rs5t - L. 5.ro uust ~ rsr pf' Ill .r
cOcrrucs aFura5e io si .l-- i,s-
frel, Some sre.irl-Ls - nat1fec 1f.n w.
49, fr-r m nj. sf: general aarFef nofrf1f Is NJ
- ~ ss, j. nrs AZ o 1das 20 - tlsf 100 ~
st III ~ ma rro lreT or re i1t 20 Dc qua m --t
49, - VIZ heretofore -r-Eur ard delenf Il 'ss'' WI
r. Frr ~ a. cana a. tla 1s o7l..
- 81 e. ~ ~fFlfcted hssE-l tie mining feEea.
Re well h0g 20 e1snke ~ Yrce ne DC ni
Z. SO n "a ufs Fancy CnLr kers tod a. 5.e lle
70 advance fte W sr. h.esrr
rcf " lafs rs ~ s-- Pe D'-S 49, % 49, -
,rrs Eurusfcr ~ -
CcFFFrWe 0eTrs snT change nee OR ~ o'e Toe
81 ltsI ,tcek b. y r-uch gb, w. huytrs vieWa
fTlz ar 1lIess Witn tae ilfI
f. lsvs sas have Zen nsds ton sra' hna sboui
Ia - -, u lrasu Dole sd n 2c a &C.; 20 Do tr1sn es-
III, a. e. &c dsic Dtgahe fsrs0f Prl-i trs Do N
,ssu's- rsrlss 1cls oaturss I'D general dol; LIMA DJi
80 rcf ri.a TO- par;ls Of Cotll Duck
Ii %. r- Il 4, b &C. O. 20 tur b.
-r- ft-sIts 1r ts hss 10. fiefe
. seter ca-Iab izesy, andsaessse d., aaae 4 - -i.c
t b. irrc s4 rft fa.rf
Ltssff u-kst eolru heavily av'rs'a'd cd y ~
o,s ~ D. . fesrfiy s-ryrt frtr aiii
Al "A. bsls Rass receive ehd qay ueg AZ ~
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One sc reees'iy HsSe ga ON h.
iarre
r. rafkst wy isr-s We 49,
rrorfsiion OF gsay sssled dressed La ~ 10 80
IN
TvcersroN~-Vi'h t- erc~rtoa of Csr PERI ST.. 49,
let ls urdrrsoue charge orr Is. L. ,,
roficr bstt rury srd q fht improvement pre~ r
c. comprise rs-txr-s Cl~sr pFi lhhs hsfAhsl . AZ
fs5 q. Ire sSd so for hs e' sbout IA. ~
. he sversEe rte Of ~ ~ a" pae q vnyN soa :.
.ei ~ johbns ios .isl advance shove en- 49,,
The 81 Cesr Bsc,n hroasi, " -
sriva sd,snce st " s.ss II q esd. q,
SCt srrive one, isc e. a., 10 av- On 49,,
The tuk 81 Mes Racou VA the m-rke 10 hsl
as Of rod acl. msde e. lie H. Lard soe sse. n ~
her - iSd Ses faocd ~ N lsree ard small 1s lie a.
Tier, has not trn Eaeh es from d' hasi' note se
6fs pfgs S. 0SSc for choice
Rcs-Duiiug he-a srse r-r~.tio,a -
rsly su.fion uSnE he cf lie MERMAID Bxr
Sales Of Csrchns have been made 4. foc fsrce .a
sod - 4Gfie.
SucARsDuTius TIE week improvement IN a..
Sugars We hardly consider the pFessbt Sdsasce per
The price OF Nv Sugar being auh hshef IN popooa ae
ard the cek OF both kinds hers heavy much alsaas
pIssenl and prosI eeiive eensumrlo1
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nomination are now strongly

time ago opposed 70 his nomination are nov strongly
in favor Of him
new Agency in New York has been established Tor me
eiv Of Sacramento At the meeting 81 thu CoInch' May
--r.n 60 BANKERS e Sew-York A rents for Sacrt
ret % IN that place that firm represent hessrs Page ~
con A Co in Wsllsfl The change Of Agency Vas iol
Iovred bv a complimentary resolution 10 Mr. hesks the
s AGENT f,r the faithful attention bestowed by him upon
The interests inirEsied 70 him.
CRY DERr OF SicE.sESro.-The mon cougra,Ilates
81. zens Of Sacramento the success Of the measure
Instituted by the Council for the payment of tha first IN
s,aTrert of 100000 Of the debt II Sacramento The
bcrd Authorized 10 be isued have been taken By Page
Rsoon & Co and other capitalists and the requisite
sroun, to meet proportion payable in New York 10 90
ward BY the steamer OF the lst inst The Uat0H gives
ire uhoned sta' Of the entire indebtedness ot the
III, the character Of the bonds where and when payable
ard upon what account issued obtained from source
which rosv he considered offcid
" Funded sett Loan Bonds fer Indebtedness secured
I.ae IL
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Increase of Population.

The total number Of passengers by sst that arrived in
San Francisco from January LIST 20 May 18th, 1888 was
TO- 500 OF whom ,495 males 92i females, and AZ
chl,ren The following shows the counties from which
they came;
Panama d63 San Juan, ts Reelsio, 10; T. Pot 40;
Neacsn Po 90: Chiesn Pors fii Peruvian Po Chinese
Por. 2C2 Philippine Isrds England llji Hln's was 100
Funce lS3. Sandwich Islands 59; Australia - Holland,
VsucouysIs Island ?; Sitks (Iiusaian Possssonsl 2
Nihn the time the total number that departed by
sea was 27o5, for the folosing ports
Psbsus 763 Juan $685. Y. s. Atlantic Ports Mexican
Ports i5g Chilean Pots 3 Peruvian Ports. AuIi SOD
Sandwich Islands Chinese, $40 other Foreign Ports H.
these figures hew Of arrivals over dep rures
duriI the six months Of only libby far the smallest
increase OF population our State has ever received during
the same length Of time We coll We these facts from
elaborate table in The Shipping List
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Birth,
In San Francisco May p the sdy Dr. Dodson Of daughter

Died,
Nay Cathlne dansier Of Charles
D srd ElmiIs judah aged year mouths anl 2dsy.
In on the 9Th May George Porter late Of Nash
On May Irving House Tuouns County, Of
Or Poverty an Tnoann ne County Nav 10 Of nE ever Mr Ajax
waue, aged formerly Of Elgn Canada East ~, -,
PsnsHa Mr Oeogs Thom, formerly Of Hampstead County
A. Cheiss E.vad. May g. Joseph Weber of St Louis Mo,
ia Eis tie 2lh May Mn. Jane Hal, wife Of Scion H all rn
eIly Of Dedse County. VIA H., ~, -, - m -. o..
Wv JOIN Melville sssi IS yeals
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Deceased The proprietor Of the Homeopathic Hospital on Dupont
IL san Fsle .cO May lockwood ofNewYors, aged ysl.
f. sl francisco May a. wn Taylor aged ye. Of Rev.
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ehaso na-e re condition of these ella sses, and
spg gs Mr. BseebeT stowe msb' ind a@ong thsm ,Ss
.rs . yhes you'd as :. as ny rse eTd Il
PtoPs esIl more strongly for the nterfsrsn' Of
p,h than the -inple fac, tnai hsr-d'y
slavery s to S"I n .ai Aafa9~ n s1G n
~ AZ -. mere As in the United states too powerful fir
.nytbpg but Cancellation The sh can abolish uapnd
isfor by decree and 70 bersie forever h1ndrsd tnou
~ e.. lies would scarcely cost FIVE minutes TO the GOV
, General One such letter that which brought the
MAN 10 his knees frightened the Raiah Of NagPore
vould put an end system which, fairly placed before
Payliar emit could not endure an hour