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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24
mPOISONINGn

Thousands of Parents who Vermifuge composed OF
Castor OIL Caomel &C., are not aware that while thew
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying te
foundations for series of diseases, such as salvation
loss of sight, weakness of limbs, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
lobensaeks Medicines to which ask the attention
all directly interested in their well as their chill.
dren's health In Lyercomplants and all disorders
sing from those of bilious type should make use of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack,s Liver Pills
G5"Bs not deceirea," but ask for Hobensack,s Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor J. N. HoBENsAcK, as none
else genuine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24

EDrroRs ISTELLIoESCER:-Please announce the name OF
DR.. JOHN c. CAMPBELL, OF Ohio county, as a suitable
person represent in House of Delegates OF
Virginia. His experience and ability require no
communication We hope he will consent to serve and &C.
cord to the wishes of ap29 OHIO COUNTY.
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A Gard,

A Gard.
HEIsKELL & Co., having just returned from New
IL York. will open this day ~
THEIR THIRD STOCK THIS SEASON.
comprising extensive very selection of ele
CANT Summer Goods-most OF which were received few
days since In New York per steamer Atlantic-many OF
the styles being entirely new, and very beautiful.
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sPIease announce LEWIS sTEENRoD, ESQ.,, as a can.
dac for the State Senate, district composed oil
Hancock Brooke and Ohio counties. He is the who
will receive the cordial support o: the
MAG PEOPIR
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Hempfield Railroad

PROPOSALS will be received the Engineers Office In
wheeling, until the 23d day May, the heavy
rsna1ng to be let on the HemPed Railroad
force ready to put work can be nccomo
23d. 10Y ~ O ~
The heavy work on tho next division, extending from
washington to the Monongahea river miles, Caid pos
sibly that on the entire line from Washington Greens
hurg) will be ready for examination by contractors after
Tho meeting Of the Board, the Goth inst will then
be put Immediately under contract On this division
tunnel 1900 feet long
The prohles and are now
ready for examination at the Engineers Office in Wheel
ing, where all necdful Information can be supplied
BY order OF The Board,
ROBERT T. CONRAD, President
CHARLES ELLET, JR., Chief Engineer. mai6
courier, Eahesvlei Herald Stcubenvillc; InteI
geneer Marietta will publish three weeks each and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24

.D'Archbishop Hughes is in treaty for the gore
of land between Broadway, Fifth avenue, TWEEN
y-htlh and twenty sixth streets, on which toerect
MnYgr.
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MONEY MATTERS, TRADE, &c.

The New York Post of Thursday, p. NJ, says
The money market continues easy at Z per cent.
Foreign Exchange is inactive to-day; but rates
are nominally 1094a109 S-s for sterling, and o.
134a5,12 for francs.
The specie first intended for Saturdays steamer
was shipped yesterday by the Asia. The amount
was SOLE $500, of which only 100000 was taken
fiom the banks, being in gold coins shipped on
Boston account; $1,000 was in British coin, and
the remainder in California ingots,
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, May 10, P. M.-Sales
of 1900 bbs. standard Flour for export at ,56i.
Rye So cts. Corn, yellow, Cd cts. Whisky %
in bbls.
offerings at the different yards this week amount
to about 1000 head, large portion of which were
driven TO New York, and the balance disposed OF
at $3.50 to S10 so per 100 lbs, according 10 quail
ty. Hogs in fair request, and about all offer
ed were disposed of at S6,50a7,25 per 100 lbs
New ORLEANS CoFPEE MARKET, May 14.-The
transactions in Rio during the past three days have
been TO moderate extent, comprising 5000 bags.
including 800 yesterday at 9a94c. The entire bu-
siness CT the week sums up $500 bags, including
at 3-S. The stock now on hand, given in
Lonsdale Weekly Statement is 62, 1854 bags, Gin
Guiding S522in second hands, against 20, 1884 same
time last year, showing an increase i'll stock of
THE Wool TRADE.-A letter from New York
says: wool is very quiet and at steady rates in
this market. In Boston, there have been large
sales of foreign. We hear of sales of 10000 lbs.
Morocco wool, from second hands in this market,
at full prices. In domestic fleece some small par
| GELS have been sold at 47a65c. Shearing has COM
| menced in this State and in Ohio. There is re-
port of one house, who is the only large holder of
fleece wool, having made sale of 100000 lbs at
60a65c. Pulled wool is in better stock; 10000
lbs sold at 40c for No. city pulled; 45c for No.
country pulled; Assoc. for super; 55a6Oc. for
extra
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24
SENATORIAL NOMINATION..

To the Editors of tho 1ntelgencer-You are respect
fully requested to announce, in your raper that D. NJ
EDGINGToN will be candidate for the Senate vir.
gnia at the election TO be held 18th Thursday
May, aud that will be supported by the voters OF the
district without respect to party.
Many citizens of Wheeling and Ohio County.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24

Ma. EpiroR:-Please announce DIR. JOHN ENGLISH,
candidate the House of Delegates from Ohio
County, and oblge mac SHORT CREEK.
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Thomas II. GibsoIIhP TE

PLUMBER AND Gas Roaf
No. 5 Union ST, opposite G. n. D,st re prsty,
eTsI. that he continues TO carry On d IS Iesps
gas fitting in all its various branches eHA
citsa share OF publ patronage: and iron Psss.
mon and patent hyGTants cistern pumps nSs
water closets wash essins cold S fses BOT
shower baths bath tubs, lead ana hisaebins, ~
cofins hatters kettles, IetoTts Tor sIe dus4
chemical apparatus, etc. FaetoTies' fas
dispatch lent. brackets, be-"
Also, chandeliers, PehuHhts' - .ty1I re
4Ilorders LETT at the above place w'n :, vii
eeiyed and promptly an del ne Country vii 'i
prompt attention ia al
Insr received. lot ofsenate stray Rep plEsk sOS
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

We are requested to announce THOMAS NJ. GALLY, oil
the city OF Wheeling. and DR.. JOHN c. CAMPBELL, OF
Ohio county, candidates the House OF Delegates
ture OF Virginia non
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY "a. 1853.

Ma. Eprron:-In the absence of t. NJ. GALLr,
(and knowing his sentiments on the subject, drawn
from him personally prior to his going South,) 1
withdraw his name as candidate for the House of
Delegates.
J.R. HUBBARD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24

EDiToR-Please announce that ABsoLoM RrDoLY
is candidate for the House OF Delegates.
nnt4 FARMERS OF OHIO COUNTY.
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SPECIAL OTTO ELS.

LYONS KArHAIRoN.-This nvauabl article, for erad-
eating Dandru curling beautiing and preserving the
hair is said by all TO be the best discovered. We
should think the ladies would all try it, certainly. Price
% CENTS in large bottles Advertised in column
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24

TSenator Pearce, of Maryland, has accepted
the invitation to deliver the address at the Ohio
State Fair at Dayton. in September next.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24

PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
Staining the Skin.
Price, 90 cents per bottle. For sale by KELLs g. CALD
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by wM. R. MCKEE.
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Persinn:Mnir Dye.

THIS Dye is warranted, If according directions
to change the hair from any other color, to beautiful
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Call in Time.

ID ECEIVED this day. large assortment OF the late st
III Piano aud Vocal Music at the New Music Store I99
Main st. Among the number OF cuARntN0 PIECES are:
sweet Spring Is returning, think OF thee tide,
My Old Kentucky Home, Massa,s In The cold ground
My Mothers Grave, Blind BOYS Dream.
NJ Mother Dear Song of the KATY. Did,
Home OF my heart, Don't be angry Mother,
rolsh Maidens Song, 10 they miss me at home,
lhe BIND, DO not love thee,
Norma, by Belini, Wit for the wagon,
There's a good time coming,
am the Bayaderr, sung By Mad Bishop,
As I view these scenes 5 cha rming BeIlini,
Fare thee.well my Bonnie jean!
Take them implore teee, H.lE
Old Folks at home, Song and Quadrille,
large assortment OF new POkas, IpatZes, Marches,
and variations and for ale at 199 Main
ST. JOHN PICKEISoN
N b. Those who have ordered music are respeetfuly
invited to call in time. j. F.
May 24-lwdw.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24

DLANK BOOKS, Writing Paper, Fancy and Counting
ID House Stationary OF all kinds, for sale by
JOHN H THOMPSON,
F. ma2O 81 Monroe street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

New Music and Musical INSTRUMENTS.
undersigned has tie honor to announce to the fair
SEX and TO all the lovers ofmusic in this place and vi
cinty that he las received hs large assort
ment OF tho latest and most beautiful Musical Compost
ions both Instrumental and Vocal which he offers at the
very lowest prices. His assortment Is the greatest which
can be found in this place. He has also hand
and large stock OF Guitars yioins Acoordeons Flunes
Flutes Caronetts, Brass Instruments Violin Bows, the
ry finest, Violin and Guitar best Roman Italian StringR
He Will also have in few days several Panoes
me celebrated Mandatory OF Knabe, Cache & Co. OF
BALTIMORE which he intends TO sell the lowest prices,
and warrant their durability for five years If the instru.
ment Is handled efuly.
These Panoes arc the best manufactured in the United
States and list OF Ree; OF distinguished
In this country be by calling at the
May 24-dw. 57lEfs JOHN FICKEISoN,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24

MALL PAPER-An additional supply OF new and
Y! beautiful patterns al low prices, just received by
JOHN II H0MPSON,
manu. 81 Monroe street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24

VINEGAR
On BBLS extra Vinegar just received and for sale by
~ rpa2O. A. G ROBINSON & CO.
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PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse

PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III chestat ST., Philadelphia, oppos1te me Stat. Io,,e
HENRY w. SAFFOR ID,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS CURTAIN MA
TERIALs, AND FURNITURE CovERISos, ;
WHICH he oaers at the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE And RETAIL.
The stock comprising, in part, the following:
embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Cornices;
DO Muslin Do do Pins;
Drapery Laces d. Musins; do BANDS
and colors; Cords: TasseIs f;imns mss
Satin de Laines PRINCES I,nrt3,;n nrnns
Damasks; - Scf7 Nf''
Alarse stock OF FRENCH Pushes. of all eo,ors and
qualities hand :, = - -s 49,"
colors for shading 1D' VI a'
NIB Persons ordering Curtains, viii gi We the measure
mart7-1yd6sw " "o".
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]. R. HUBBARD.
IL EpIroRs OF THE INTELLIGENcrR:

Wheeling, May "a, 1853.
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60PAlR Of Chidrens fine Fancy Shoes Just received
w at the Black Mammoth, TODD a DEVOL
-
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UNION tGR EsS se af.AsswoRKs

= UNION (GREENl GLAsSwoRKs.
subscribers desiring change their business oar
the above works for sale, with mouds tools etc etc
ali IN good order, and In srccessl operation custom
with demand for all the glass which can be
The furnace has seven potts. and chairs for 90 bowers
consists OF two lots each 100 feet
square, WIN hrst rate coal bank between them.
lot Is occupied by the glass house and fixtures the
Is most desirable site for another factory. This
mas every advantage for purposes
possession given list June. Term easy. or NsSs'
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LADIES BLACK KID BOOTS.
IN PAIR Of Ladies' fine Boots Just received at the
w Black Boot at the South end OF tho Market.
maSO TODD a DEVoL.
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Williams and lsFOIRler.
GENERAL GRoCERS AND
CO M M IS s. ION M E r II A N T S
CORNER CARY AND PEARL STREETS
Richmond, Va.
10 Offer their the all kinds OF Pro-
1uce and Manufactures Goods for them may shipped
BY the Bait d. Ohio Railroad Baltimore consigned
to Jacob Brandt Jr, agent for the Powatan Steamboat
Co.'S or Charles Pcndergas agent the BALTIC. Rich
nond line of Packets, either whom will receive and
forward them without char
REFERENCES:
Jas r. Baker, Esq.
Aaron Kelly,
S. Brady,
Morgan Nelson, 2 Wheeling,
UT. NJ. H. Houston,
Aessrs. Sweeney q Son.
Messrs. Lewis & Geo. Cassan,1 p
I;o: S sslr19lI q Son. Baltimore.
Judge Jno. BrockcnbrOugh Lexington, Va.
III AMPTON'S VEG ETA BILE TINCIURE
Ii THE GREAT RESTORATIVE
AND INVIGoRAToR,
AND CURE ToR
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1t has shown itself most powerfully curative OF
NERVOUS DISEASES

in their various orms giving life and vgor, resto
ring tho shattered constitution, and thus inusng hope il
place OF dependency By its mild, pleasant, and sale
tonOn the stomach, liver kidneys, lungs, and the
system, It Gu cs DYSPEPSlA, LIVER COMPLAINT
DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS, COUGHS
ASTHMA, BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS, CONSUMP
TON, SGRoFULA, KINGS EVIL, WORMS, RHEU.
MATlSM, GoUi, NEURALGIA, ST. V1TUS' DANCE
FITS, PlSTULA, PILES, With all diseases arising from
iflnNin u Hood
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Hempfeld Railroad.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
will be received for all the remaining hea Wy
l. work OIL the line of the ITempfeld Railroad from
wheeling to the Monongahela River C62 mles) until Mon.
Contractors will find this portion OF the road many
large and dcsiTabe contracts "'-'
Plans and specifications now ready for examination
at the Engineer IS Office in the City OF Wheeling.
by order OF the Board,
ROBERT T. CONRAD, Prest
CHARLES ELLET, Jr., Chief Engr.
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS!

have cured themselves, the their families,
by its after their remedies had failed; and
OF them generous to it to their pa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24

PnrLApELpnrA MARKET, May 10, P. M.-sale.
of 1900 bbls. standard Flour for export at 4,56i
Rye So cts. Corn, yellow, Ga cts. Whisky %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09
THE STATE.

We write with no returns before us but few scat
terng reports from the City and town from West
chester County but ii is impression that the
Wings have carried the State as il was credit for
them to do under the circumstances If there had been
chance for them TO throw away the State, they would
have done it, No party was ever lazier or seemed
more Indifferent to the result For instance In the
Wing district Of Newcastle township Westchester Co,
there were actually Wing ballots for State and Ju-
dietary to be had up to 9 A. NJ, and Wings who came
TO vote either voted State ticket went away with
out voting. At noon, only twenty Wing ballots had
been received there--begged of a neighbOring
town. where d scarcity felt but actual famine;
while messenger sent to the other district Of New
castle could get but dozen so-there being fewer
Wing ballots there than there were Wing voters in the
District How this desrth happened, we DO not
know but as the two loading Wing politicians in the
County Zone of them holding its best Office and the
other candidate for senator) have for years been
relied to that ballots provided perhaps they
explain That party which lie not fairly alive
should not cOusent to die and have done with it, we
cannot reconcile with our notions of proprety.
The day in Westchester was disagreeable-snow in
the morning, and a cold, drilling rain from noon
till dark. In this City il was not bad but above
The Highlands We presume ii was worse-colder, and
with more snow. We suspect not more than two
thirds of full vote has been polled.
IN the absence Of returns We guess that the aggre-
gate vote tho State Ticket win stand ns folows
Wing 10000 Bolt 10000 Hard 10000 Tho lIarls
were shoeiiney dnmSged by late speech Of Senator
Cooley their candidate for Controller abusive of Pres
dent Pierce. which must have coat them AT ieasf Ten
thousand votes, beside sending him lLs number be
ow his ticket n Tho foIlS have saved any thing from
the ureet, tbet may thanh Nj Cooley 70, H. iiis
Syracuse speech Was ihef iast card" aud they
plsted II e,spwha,e with esetey aud success
T.. h.--a 4 ~ Dsdsasday Dispatches received
snee writing The above indicate rather haa,is, sots
M ILe iis,ds ibsn W. hal anticipated ani more ID
eisi'e pismfL ~ The Wbas wte tssa undoubtedly
saoisd e,risia ietei p,el'J thoroughly ani aa,,iai
tie isfisisi~s thn hssemLiy 's,f sweariaeiy r.s
lisi ssd s.aileTad ~ Du ,aisms $50 her ios,s
ssa,eeiy 80 issp ~ tsss adnuhl sfsa
lbs hlsH lev IL Ys,y sttl.iall saslaiaei h, lLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

what 10 esIlej american policy In any respect what
eyo,. aud ia moi Ikoly ~ be- Tho ynphshos and do.
aires n lis peoo sf oil dramatically opposed 10 That
poliey 1bey sfe oGcpsyely Catholic 10 religion, and
Above ~ things would sbgn sliance with any govern
meo under whib lgious freedom !" the rule and all
doctrines aud ofms of worship are tolerated. beyoral
times within few years. they bhye sought TO be- an
besed 10 Frsnce or Oh undof her special protection,
sDd they would willingly form integral part Of
Louis ronsparte's empire Of Caysignacs republic
my fate would be- better IN their view than 10 DO de-
yonrcd by the slave driving AngloSason berotics OF
North America II Is notorious that they rejected Dag
Green's famous proposal 10 lend them money, build
them steamers, aud send them cOlonista;-how. then
does The Union give currency to the statement that
they are under the control Of American policy
4. Here, we have the gst OF the whole story. We
ought to make Dominica ours, by fighting OF course
for we can never got it otherwise. Asw should con-
quer its people we should have perfect right to
make slaves of them Then we could do the same
with the million of negroes in Hayti, and thus we
should be able 10 disconcert AL the views OF England
in the West Indies and conne the differentiation Of
Cuba to imports from the land Of the free, and tho
home of the brave" Then slavery would get long
lease of power in this country and the sayenurseres
of Mary land and Virginia might drive fat business
forever This is amonstrous echeme no doubt bat it
clearly entertained by the slayecatching Democracy
and the Presidents organ gives it all tie aid that
be got out of such fasehoOds as those we have ex-
posed Let the people of the North be warned in
time. The slavery propaganda is neither broken nor
idle nor is all need gone by for earnest and resolute
opposition 10 its nefarOus plots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

1t has really come to be mooted question in this
City whether pedestrians have any claim or not to the
use of the sidewalks The way these conveniences are
dug up and blocked up and rendered useless, by any
body and everybody who chooses to do it, makes it
questionable whether we have any rights left even
the right to gIumbe. We say nothing of the backing
up of carts across the walk or the pling it full of
boxes and casks so that get along on foot
because il is not to be expected that Police Officer or
Street Inspector can see any thing of that density But
we do complain that builders are allowed to take pos
session of the sidewalks of Broadway and hold them
month after month without the least necessity for so
doing Look at the block between Canal and Lispen-
ard-sts The walk dug up early in the season, and
for long time remained open for any one to tumble
into the cellar Then a rough pole was put up, which
has torn more dresses than the soul of the owner
of that property is worth. The whole crowd are COM
PEELED to squeeze along the muddy edge of the
walk or run the risk of being in the carriage
way. Lately, pile of mud and two ofbrcks along the
curbstOne conine the walkers to space about three
feet wide The same builders have possession Of about
100 feet of the walk in Canal and Lspenardsts There
is not one particle of why the public should be
so shamefully ncommoded, as for two months there
has been no necessity for keeping this hole open The
contractor appears determined to annoy the public just
as long as suits him to defy all authority to abate the
nusance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09
JUDICIAL ELECTION.

In the lid Judicial District composing Long Island
Richmond, Westcbester, Putnam, ROckland, Duchess
and Orange Counties WILLIAM ROCKWELL (Whig) OF
Brooklyn, is pretty certainly elected to the Supreme
Court His opponent, Charles Ga Nun of Putnam, is a
Hard and, though the SOfts made formal opposition,
we saw them cutting him sayagely in Weschester and
presume they did by precOncert every where, as
know they did in Kings Mr.. Rockwell stands high at
the Bar, and will make good Judge.
We do not consider it certain that Judge c. IL.
Rugges sot is reelected TO the Court of Appeals over
George Wood. Though Ruggles and DEMO were on
both the Hard and Soft tickets there good many
Hard balots that he was not on and these may have
defeated him. The probabilities in his favor but
the result cannot be surely known for day or two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09
MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS

Bosros. Tuesday. Nov -
mos. wmarkahe document from the !,
Vounty Committee OF Essex Co, has Just m's, = =
pearareo Il ailudes 10 Crshings's Letter w" NJ
made rublic Cor tho purpose OF defeating $50
ersis ol Massachusetts deolars that ihef "a, -
AND personal rights arc as dear to them as 'h's ~
SiaI.s 81 The Union, nor win they quietly sai's. -
That the eaiei OF Gushing u shameless SasnT =. ~
these principles which VII not DO sabu'ts !" No
deneunee tho impudenee that would 20 ne'g -. 80
seertdpIneples Of Democracy 10 further 'ns - y
el wneea,e ~ his rraiessd principles me :, ~
his Ued In eoacirsoa they say thai sSsy '~ al -
eeeesen ash il there \ IN auiceras among v