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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-18
Chronic Rheumatism curodI

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Dear IN II W with NHruau vt gtAlludc aud desire that
uyH nhu nom dstuHu mny bu Induced W usn the EkltAc
ut nrvrh Drop that consent N uNU tho following statement
ut publicity umu last mnUh was sufferer nom ChrOns
IN rheumatism itnlN lr Uhttia Ut Witch my health
completely undermined aud bukrn up, that nal 50 M ~
pounds at NY uuunl weight AnAuuslu hnd aoulc rhuf
sorted ~ thu muh approved pNun mulunus used Mum.
hur vi bithHnt IuwnuundE StshpaA and exhausted tho
m ul LmmuniA without ANY unNVl, My lui,u huramu huw
uuuurd, aud ihu pNOe ~ NY mba gAuuuARu that they
lad W be- tuhhd iva NJ thee umga a. night Tho muscles
ut my epa veto ~ rnnwud that Wvaonrd the appearance
mor though curiosity Than lmlrl H. ~ good effects, eo
mrurr u uuU Nuut Nrvth hup and IN lvn " twelve days
thu swelling Nhuulmy lua had tubrdl aud now after hU
~ lhUa huulvS, TN Nhu IN usuuv my h,snrss aud
Eau Wah win the pNmn ease mud cumut that iumrIly did,
Yours uuly gr,
ISAAC nNRUETT,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-18
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Second rIt,uh tuurlu Wn,

beat St My dughlrt was afflicted with severe Int nmn,
ton ut lhu Wg Nus und hwlhu iuuNlnu, Us ru nirtut
HAd ui lha uvNtl WNvr WUUnul not uuhdiU the uuunR,
uun aud u rummyur,d 'upuwaNuN, Tho dhynIg. was lin,
uunSu aud ,hu urca ~ lnrrruvd until hvr huy was nuu
urut, Tho Doctor lutunmvndd yuuT nuruh nrnn, which
wuduCud such trmulkOhU ,haNgr IN hw dala, that ia
excited INC nsnnlsmynl vi every onc' sc has uvd only Onp
buulv, aud " nov wul,
NuurN sc,
EDWARD ROOLEs,
tNHl
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-18

Prince William Co., NOo Jan. 10, 1853,
Dear Siri Hearing that you have pro.
pared Il concentrated Extract of Beech
Drop Tor tho cure Of scroIulu, skin diseas.
Os, rheumatism, &c, have taken tho Ito.
erty OF addressing you, thinking 1t may at.
ford you some satisfaction 10 know of the
effects OF Beech that have como under NV
observation, My parents had u large hmi.
ly ct children, several OF whom were ur,
ilcled with scrolulous ulcers, and skin dis.
eases Of n very obstinate character. The
best medical aid was employed for years
without ollocling cure, Tho reputation
OF tho Beech Drop was made known to
my parents by Il genloman from the West,
lilo procured 1t, aud after using II two OIL
three weeks all VeSlges of the horrible
disease had lett tho family Hoping that
Others may DO benefited by It's wonderful
properties, am, yours, &c,
NJ, r. LlNSLEY,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-18

In violence, and at last suppuruisd 10 such
an extent, that whenever | would eat, the
blood would pour out Of my mouth. ]
suffered dreudluly with II moro than IL
months, Notwithstanding everything was
done by my physician to arrest II, spent
more than $40 for the most approved
remedies, and oil Of no avail The comp,
syr. sarsup,, cor. sublmute, nitrate silver,
were used In quantities. James Webster
sont mo the preparation Of Beech Drop,
aud directed how II was 10 be used. In II
few days my ulcers ctused to suppurute,
aud In short time were entirely henled,
MRS, II. MANKlNS, FNyottc st.
Tho following certificate IL given from
the very best uulhorIty-John Il. Jones,
late Assistant Clerk In tho House VI Repre-.
sontatIyes. His recovery Is considered ex.
trOordlnury, Most OF tho members Of
both Houses Of Congress visited him at the
ST, Charles Hotel, aud expressed their as.
constituent ut the wonders effected by the
Comp. Fluid Tx, OF Beech Drops
Washington, ID, O., April 30, 1853
For tho benefit of tho public, und with
mono other thun n desire to do good, ]
GhOerIuly state that was afflicted with u
cough and bronchial affection, from July,
1882, to March, 1853, aud during that time
was almost constantly confined to my
room, lnhOrlng under great debility aud
soyVle cough. hOd medical skill oI the
highest order, through whose treatment,
aud under the guidance Of higher thun
mortal Power, my lilo was prolonged I'LL
March, 1893, when commenced the use
Of DR. kidwolls Beech Drop, or Extract Of
Cuncer Root Since that period have Ia
ken about six bottles of tho medicine, and
It gives mo pleasure to state that It has Of,
leciod IN entire cure, with the exception oI
weakness, accustomed by long confinement
to my ROOM | would advise all person,
similarly afflicted to try II, | consider II
an Invaluable medicine. The humbug,
usually pulmed upon the public In the shape
Of certificates favorable 10 the virtues 81
medicines, almost deter me from giving
mine; but sense OF justice, and hununl
" alone, prompt me to make the above
statement. JOHN X. JONES,
Late Asst Clerk Ito. Of Reps, Washington.
Now Chief OF the Land Office, Vineennes
Indiana,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-18

/, 10 be produced, a dessert spoonful ma
be taken three times day.
For sale In Washington by
KiDwEJL \ LAURENCE, cor PENN Av' andlN
cHGs. srorr 4 CO., cor, Penn, Az, and IN slto'
w, H. GILMAN, cor. Penn Az. and al street.
JAMES STONE, 7lh street
ERpEY 4 MORRISON, cor, 7ih aud y, streets.
Joseph q, MOORE, First Ward
ForIhlo H. Alexandria Va, by
RICHARD H. srADLEi, col, King ana WaihtG
" sTABLER 4 BRO. Fahrax street,
HENRY PEEL, cor, King aud Fairfax streets
SETH &. HANCE, baltimore,
FRANCIS KlDWELl, New London, Rasco, Mo-
General Agent,
DR., H. y. PECK, Yncenuct, Indiana,
+, T. BRlrFlNGHAM 4 BROTHER, Hannibal
Mo.
KIGHTLEY & CARSTARpHEN, Now London No.
Audby the Agents Merchants, Traders, Apohcro,
rrs, aud Dealers IN Medicines, throughout The United
States, ut 81 per Bottle, OF siS Bottles for &c.
J. L. KlDWELL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Drugs chemicals, patent medicines, per-
lumery, paints, oils, dyo StuIls, surgical In
strumOnts, glassware, &c, High street,
Georgetown.
July 18th, 1859 (d6ml
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g. NEWTON, Second IT.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-18

NuuttuluWut w W. Nunlt p lNhl,
MI khWHli NurVing II IN hu tho duy ul tsu win have
huuu hunud by thu lNuUri at nuur nup ~ WhhU n puhlu
that ulhuls may tuy ~ huul.tat0uu puWuts, MAKE tho
uluWuV abatement mud uutiIhuUlui Nv daughter, NIfruln
NIMLmnA nor mMIN NIMIl NMl nIllIIrI MMh
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-18
Cure Of Inflammation Of The Palate by The use Of
The BENEh nrpM

CGlWWlt W MiS, Il, NdNkiRS,
Georgetown, Now %, 1852,
This is TO certify that | was afflicted with
severe Inflammation oGmy palate produced,
as my physician said, by cold Il increased
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-11-30

record u these events. that an earth.
quake shock has ReeuFTrd IN soAe part
oi the State once a fortnight lnr the
last year. Some uf these have brrH
very severe. IN une sf the SoatheFh
counties, Il viii be Remembered, a
shock tsek place absst Renth since
which caused tue cattle 20 b~iio~ wiflr
fright In one a fhe tswns several
houses were Disturbed to drgrre tilat
4 VAS Impossible % elose The daors
the next day. The earthquake which
occurred IN this city On the I3fh Of
June, 1850, VAS sufficient IN die pre-
sent state u our buildings 90 do eonsi-
der4bie mischief 6en. Vallejo. IL is
said, has spoken of one ef these yisi-
tatlons that tosk place IN this city in
I84S that would have leselied a large
portion u thr city had il been built az
that time. The recent observations az
Baron Terloa. . German geol0yIst,
have shown that the ground al the Mis-
sion Dolores has been raised by some
subierranrous action some eighteen
inches within the last Twelve months.
Other geologists confirm this statement.
We are informed That in the coast
range Of mountains here are fssures
in the earth ta an unlathomable depth
which extend for miles. evidently caus
ed By earthquakes al no very distant
date. What effect severe earthquake
would have in this vicinity il is impos-
sibie 70 tell. In addition 10 any da-
mage 10 buildings. very great change
wouid doubtless be effected in the re-
lations oi land and water. II is sup.
posed by skilful geologist. that the
result would be likely TO be reclama-
tlon OF some eight or ten thousand acres
OF marsh land, which couid be made
INTO good sUlid ground in this county.
u Is recorded that al the time of the
destruction Of callao by an earthquake,
an immense wave 81 the height 81 ihir-
~ seven feet overwhelmed The city aud
extended into the country ninety miles.
That great natural and comparatively
recent changes have taken place in
this State no one can laubt who has
given the subject the slightest atten-
tlon. Large quantities Of she'll lisIr
an'l beach s,oYes are constantly being
found at The height Of two or three
Thousand feet abnse the level Of the
sea, and other indications show such
changes. Phuee, T;,u,.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-11-30

whIsR mi psnoeraeH coatras,sa.

WhlBgsil mi Democracy CDatFlsted'
Tee asfa, Wing and DsmarIat are
slnp.oysd e .'rs.gRate and distinguish
r. lwn u.s,sOs Al parties which divide
H. l'ai'ticzi Eshsimrnl II this grrat &c
s.ahisr. IL A. shcirforr important that
- people slsaald understand some.
tiaing II tie origin. history. and drfini-
tlon a these terms, ID order 10 right
anderstanding of the political brinci-
pies u the two great parties which
tlef are meant 20 describe and dlstin.
cash. The term Deleocracy i a. old
a history itself. and is derived from
iHe Greek words. which signify a s.,,
sernment whosr supreme Legislative
authority = vested directly in. and eK.
srsised imEaediately by. the people IN
Their primary assemblies. The term
Wing MAS manufactured from the mot.
- q the party who. in the reign &C
Charles the First. fought Tor the con.
siilutlonai liberties &C the people in
opposition 10 the unlimited prerega.
ntes Of ihc Crown. by taking the ini>
uals oi the motto. - We hope IN G.d.
ami putting them together 10 describe
Tie party whose moiis this sentiment
sas. This party has existed in Eng
lard from that da, 10 this. and bs us
nlimencs IN the councils Of English
raiiry has brosght around wonderful
change IN favor of rational liberty IN
f'iai cnuniry. from tllis party Ameri
ssn Wings imbibel their principles.
.ad exhibited them by successfully
,sIsputins the authority of the British
stpwn and Parliament over the then
thirteen colonies. This opposition Of
"'Ir fathers was bssed ON determine,
tl"n Ia establish, not a wild uncertain
dem"efacy, bu! PLAIN republican. rep.
tsscniail,c government. whose powers
Mere d'iIDed and limited by written
constitution. Hence il will be seen
fhai Nhigsrry addresses the rational
intelligence nf the American peopIe.
md .sli,s sulels upoe this element of
f;ipaiar nisiruction for lis guide and
sapport Whereas, on the other hand,
'ae very term democracy appeals 10
tie widest aud most tumnltuous mas.
st"hs 6t an iiliiersitc populace, and thus
= a. once wholly irrceoncilable with
ilie ldra d representative republican,.
nc time will arrive when the ..useri-
sail people will be- foo lrrclI enlighten-
81 . Dc longer decSi,ed BY the popu,
f4r deIhsion virsh the term delnocra.
e.s imposes. and when this shall be- the
.'ase, leaders will cease To cater To the
u" passions Of the people which this
term hatters and stimulates. Then
sair blessed institutions will be- admi.
h'stered in the spirit in whicI, they
we're conceived, wrought mt, and rs.
'aoiIshed. let US hope that this day
ny sooil aiiive. chwipiie Wig.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-11-30
Whig state Convention.

We see by the Register, that The Mlsaa III
Wake county held meeting on the 23d inst.
al which they recommended thai a Stases Con-
seniion should be called Tn ,e.siy day, and ap.
pointed thirty delegates J}tprse' sent Wake coun.
ty in said conventions. HE resolutions adopted
are in ille rish, sSais IND we commend the two
following 10 the attention. of ihe Wing; Of this
and the other counties N slie State
ResofUed, That, considering the great
Importance Of our neSt, State elections,
Me would most earnestly appeal to our
Wing friends throug heut the, State to
Gull primary meetings syuti appoint De-
legates to said Gunyention, that the
views Of all SECTIONS may be fully and
fairly representesI and that an efficient
organization of our Party may be se>
cured.
Resofued, That whoever NAV be Sc.
lected by the said Convention as our
candidate at the next election for the
Governor of the State--np matter from
what quarter he may come---he will
receive from the Wings Of Wake a
Jealous and united support, regardless
OF personal preferences and sectional
~ Would it not be well for the Whiss of
Orange to hold meeting during this week. TO
appoint delegates to the State Convention If
The convention is called at an early day in re.
,ruary, no ote, cour will intervene Weuo.,d
recommend that meeting he held at the conr,
House on Friday next, the III day Of December.
% We would also susscs, 10 The VIM, of
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-11-30

Asia Is ~, oOhsenism fas D q 81 limes
10 sttrad flle Courts IN Alamanee. se have So
ihofised THOx.s WtHn. esl. % art as cur sgsni.
and gre receipts for Us when We cannoi aiiend.
This arrangement i Hisde Cor ihe consenience q
ON friends in thar county who msy wish % make
Us i payment. Or subscribe sos ihe Recorder. We
hnre he will meet ssh mary WIN are lhus in.
eiined.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-11-30

sill he serEed ~ thUse Uf Scotland
WeEe. Whp were driven frBm the shure
uf the Black Sra about tWn years ag0.
They Eili have no place IN Turkey or
Greece. This has been the grand bu-
siEess II Nicholas for same years He
hss converted h1ndreds az Ihoasands
of Lulherans and aihrrs. over whom
Russia has stretched her Government
m late years. Al the point az the bas-
nnet. driving such A. he could. without
resistance. into his Greek Church. and
such as would not confess. info his pri-
sons. The rapid increase Of the evan
geiical American view Of Christianity
IN the Greek and Arminian Churches
IN Turkey Is giving alarm To the Au-
tUcrat."
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-11-30

NavIGATfoS OF TmE AmAzoS. - Mr.
Bennett, recently appointed U. States
Consul at Bahia, in Brazil, las return
ed home. lie sailed from New York
some three months ago for Rio Janeiro,
Gas we learn from The New York Cons
rier, authorized and instructed 20 ems
deasor TO negotiate a treaty giving 20
this country the right rf free nasiga-
tion of the AmaZUn. IIe Succeeded
with some difficulty IN elEecting this
object, and has obtained from the Bra
lillian Government treaty comforting
upon American citizens full and free
right 10 navigate the Amazon within
the Territories f Brazil. As Peru has
already conferred the same right, the
navigation Of that magnificent river,
from its source tU its mouth, IL now
open to the enterprise Of our country.
men.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-11-30
internal improvement meeting.

iEF II is proposed TO bold Pubic Meeting.
or Convention. composed Of The eiiizens az Or
snge. casweii. Alamsncs and Person, ai Pros
pet ffil. in css~eIl c"uniy. near The dividing
line between that county and Change. on sslnr-
day thr 24th Of December next. for The pafpose
ofoonsidering the erpediene, ofhuilimg Plank
Road from Milton d connect with The Nouh Ca
rolina Rail Road % IiiII,horough.
A general attendance Of those Interested IN lie
proposed improvement : enneAly splirled.
Orange county, Nes. 80. 1853.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-11-30
MINERALS an rmr CRysr.L P.I.,

MINERALS an THE CRYSTAL PALACE.
The mineralogicai portion Of the
Crystal Palace is attracting much at
tention. 'fhe Journal Of CounRerce
SAYS:
"New Hampshire il the only State
that furnishes tin. Cobalt ores and
bismath are exhibited from Connect
cut, and cobalt from MARYLAND !; chrome
from Pennsylvania and Maryland, and
the new mineral called emerald Nick.
Ell, from Lancaster, Pa. The extcn-
siye use of Nickel, in the manulac ture
Of German silver. gives interest to ey.
cry discovery Of it. All parts of the
Union furnish iron, but Pcnnsyiyania
excels IN the number and variety OF
specimens. North Carolina furnishes
specimens Of phosphate, car
Donate and suiphurct Of lead. There
are silver ores from South America,
Mexico, and Europci but none from
the United States, except IN convection
with lead. California is the only State
which sends an ore of quicksilver
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-11-30

The New York sun says Of the in
temperance of that city: " Wiihoat
exaggeration, We may estimate that
each liquor Store open on Sunday has,
on an average, SIX customers, winch
would make a total for fhr Eve fhoe-
sand places, reported. of harfyfioae
patrons. Half Of this nambef .dfiat
until reason reels 50 fhaf fifteen hou.
sdad Of the population Of New York.
are in state Of infemperance or drunk.
ness ON the day set apart in all chris
tan eountrles for the worship Of that
Creator who gave to man reason and
an iTnrnurtal sonl. Many will regard
this estimate as tp moderate /; but We
do not think ihe argument to be deduc.
ed from the facts would be strengthen.
ed by adopting the extreme.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-11-30

OF The Orange County Soriety for the pro.
motion Of Agriculture and The Mechanic Ars,
mel At The count house in this place yesterday.
Df. Fompkins, Editor Of the Farmers JoasnaI,
delivered an interesting address on tile subject a
Agriculture.
The Executive COMMITTEES reported lst of
Premiun 10 he awarded al the County Fair, 10
be hsh NE hs. Thursday IN October. 1855;
but as rSEas mn considered iall enough, NE re-
port was re-eommtied with insirucitsss 10 the
committee TO extend the list, AID publish /, as
SION as il is completed.
Al the suggestion Of the President, who sail
q was desirn!de a. far as could he done, that we
should Keep or The friendly relations and inter.
course with our AIanance friends which existed
when we were together as citizens Of Old Orange,
the following resolution was adopted:
Resofrtf, That committee be appointed to al.
tend the meeting of The Alsmance Agricultural
Society ON Tuesday ncx,, and propose sl,a. the
two Societies shall unite M holding the Annual
fairs-and than they be held in Orange and Ala.
nance aiiernaiet-the first IN Orange and The
second in Alamance.
Messrs. James q. TnrreHtine, !. w. Norwood
and Thomas Webb were appoi ted the commit.
tee under this resolution.
For want u time some Of The business Of the
Society had to be postponed until the next ncer-
Ing, on Tcesi;y If February Court. Il viii be
found necessary. we think, 10 have The meetings
Al some other time than court week. The inter.
rupiimls so far have been serious and una,ohla.
hle-and 1t will always be the case on Tuesday
of Court.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-11-30

MASSACHUSETTS RnEcTIos. III.
majarity against fIse new Canstitu,i.s
IN Masseehaseffsisabou Eve thousa.d
There is ma choice Of Governor by a.
penple. but me Wigs. having 4 iars.
majority IN the Legislature, will eles,
Emory Wsshssrn. To the Sea,,s
eleven Wigs are elected, aud nine 4
all other stripes. leaving tmeafs "a, n.
cies. To the House I62 Wings ID
Coalitionisfs. and seven National IL.
mocrafs are elected, aud there are Ite
vacancies |; in which, however. ,Ls
Wings hare AZ least an equal chanc.
with their opponents.
II appears that there is considerable
difference IN the votes ON the eight nro.
positions submitted TO tne people in
amendment Of lhe Constitution. Tse
largest majority will be against pr,,.
position No. 3. whieh made Judges n
jururs. The fif5h proposition, which
relates 10 imprisonment ear debt. IA,
received large vere thresgh il is pr..
baby NOT adopred- The sixth proposi.
tion, which prohibited scermian schools,
received the largest affirmative vote Of
the eisht prope-itic~s-
The yste- fer Governor in the State.
except two ~ three towns. foots up as
falws: for the Wing candidate Go.
80; Freesoil Democrat S5,379; Ma.
tionaT Democrat $40; Freesoil 90.
s91; scattering 224. Nj. hi
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-11-30

fLorR TRADE OF RocHEsrER.-It NAV
lie of interest to those abroad, SAYS the
Rochester Union, who have never VIZ
sited the flour mills Of this city, toknuw
somcthlng OF the extent of their operas
tons at this season Of the year. There
are ninety two runs Of stones in motion
here, all engaged in merchant grinding.
They manufacture daily seven thou
sand barrels Of Hour, for which they
take IN thirty one thousand bushels of
wheat, the total value of which is over
forty 0ne tllousand dollars. To pur-
chase the stock and operate these mills
over twelve hundred thousand dollars
are drawn from the banks every month.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-11-30
Graham Male Instftme.-we ar,

Graham sfale Instffme.-we arc
indebted 20 the editors Of the Christian sun for o
catalogue of this Institution, located al Graham.
Alamance county, N. G., now under the charge
Of the Rev. John X. Hob and ALERT q. AnJer-
son, cap For sercrai ysa,s this Institution was
under the sole management o. the Rev. John r.
Holt; hut lis prosperity made !, crpedient 10 add
smother teacher. and Mr. Anderson was selected.
The cs,alovue shows il TO 10 at present in high.
y prosperous coudaion, numbering about fly
pupik from this State and Virgins. We qP-erv-
ed in the procee5mgs Of the lsst Christian Con-
ference. ,hst il was resoIscd 10 raic Twelve hon.
died dollars TO pay of small balance Of deb,
incurred for the building, and 10 furnish the In.
s,itnton with more extensive philosophrsl aps-
ratus. We are pleased 10 sec that tie Insiita-
lion = duly pasronized, and that H. influence for
good J. properly appreciated BY the Christian de-
nomination 10 which The teachers belong.
John rrolinser. esq. is President IS The Board
Of of1'rustees, aud Dr. Pleasant HoEt, Secretary al
Treasurer, - 0 ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-11-30

TotCHINa INcIDENT.-'I'he Peters,
burg Democrat tells story Of d little
boy Of that city, who, having recently
lost his father, found himself dpbarrcd
thereby from attending schooI as for
merly, an.l, in the fulness of his faith.
be determined to seek the wherewitIaI
Ut that tootstuol to which he had doubt.
less been taught to look for other and
higher blessings. In the simplicity of
his heart he sat down and rraveIy
wrote letter to his Redeemer. think.
ing perhaps that 50 formal a mode Of
preierrlng his request would meet with
greater attention. !. What was the sur~
prise OF the Postmaster, Wm. N. Friend.
on discovering among the content. of
ms letter bux, one morning lately. a
missive directed TO "Jesus Christ .,
Opening it, he read the story of the
boys wants, and with noble Kindness
which we are not selfish enough TO de-
prlve our readers Of the pleasure or
profit Of hearing, he deposited in the
envelope the amount required, and di,
rected i to the young supplicant.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-11-30

Had left Il 10 despair. are Tsiars,..,
the iaud thar gave Them birlh AZ
incidentally heard the uflltr d,t "f
marx from : grHtleuan nh8 res,,l...
one of tl,e leading raads beiWeen
and fhe nnrth>Hesf. thar the,s
rassed bs his hpuse this fsIl. ss,, g :.
ayeragr. THREE returning 10 sss -.
ing the srste. And what caused ~
gratifying silaage. bat sise spirit II Il II
fernsl Improvement that has oar,;.ls-
roased oar pe0ple frpm rkeiF ether.
aud the aainerzl wealth fhzf Is ds;lx -
ing aeseloped ia almost sli psrts AZ -
State 4ad seeing the bene6cial :
s0its sf fAe improvements compIe,sI
and 10 psugresss who zmens Us can IS
fosnd 20 clog the enterprise Of our 49,.
pie in their luFther efSurfs To extend :.
sll paris u file State fhe benefits der;,
ed by those tisroszA which Rail a,a
Plank Roads RON passs
6rstasLoroggL Pafnss