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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
Port E30DDaies,I Pocket Books :, a1
Fancy GSsSGls.

INHE attention &c the Trade, and others, n
Il wan, Of Porte Moraaies, Pocket Books.
Dlnkers' Cases, Dressing Gases, Portable
writing Deshs, Backgammon and Chess
Boards, ,Chc1sneB Pearl. Shell and Silver Card
Cases, w orADoxrs, ,Cabaz, Needle 3 Socks, MONEY
Bells, Cigar Gases, Portfolios, R.zor s,rops
and R:z ,rs, ,1rssellny Plasl;s and nar Cutlery
together with large variety Of F,ser Gcon..
winch will be sold q. the loves, raiec.
r. e. SMITH.
Porte Noui1ie t-7l P0cket Bunk IY..uI c1et.fr.
3mi-7 eos Arch 81. below SIKH, PniAAn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16

r0-Eld. Lane of the Christian church,
has baptized 20 or 25 persons in Lewist.
urg, within two weeks.
ACuion CountT CruI. NIX. week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
NOTICE.

HAVING disposed of his interest in the
III Firm of SrAppES, MARR e. CO., 10 L.F.
ALnaIGHr. the subscriber hereby gives notice
of his withdrawal from the said Firm.
DAVID STENNINGER.
White Deer Mills, Nov. 10, 1853 pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16

sgsNf. A VARIETY of School Books,
HS Blank Books, Gift Books for Holiday
presents, Pens, Ink, Letter and Cap Paper,
Fancy Stationery, Magazines, Papers, etc. etc.
for sale eieap al the LEwIsBrRe Posr OrFIcE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
M7LLER's Eron Frame PIANOS.

vi, These celebrated Instruments, in aiii-
i,rsS.tion to their former acknowledged supe-
tSSS-sriority, have recently received the most
commentators from Madam BIsuor
and Mr. BocHs,. who had them in use al their
late Concerts in this city. The public is invited
10 cal! and examine the assortment row on
hand, and for sale a. the lowest prices, al the
WARERoOxs, IL S. SIXTH ST,
3m4ss Philadelphia |
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
AdYsl anl.tratOr,s Notice.

ETTERS of Administration having been
\ duly granted to the undersigned on the
estate of NICHOLAS WELSH. deceased, late
of White Deer Twp, Union County, notice IS
hereby given all persons indebted to sad Is
tate to make immediate payment. and those
having claims against it will present them,
a,tes;ej for settlement. 10
JAMES MARSHALL,
Sept, l6, 1853. Administrator.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
JACOB DYER. CATrAwISSA,

r.. wonld inform his old friends and the
I=s public generally on the West and North
Branch that he continues To keep the NJ 10 T.
HOTEL. in the center of the Town. and asks
a fair share of patronage. tSepi.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
DISSOLUTION.

FEHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the Both of Oct. ult. The
business will be hereafter conducted BY HERTZ
d CUTLER JOHN L. CUTLER,
Nov.ll, '53.-lm WIN. WHITING.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
C,ljrersiiJ .1sPHi6ciHrS.


rgvEr AND A6UE CCHsD b. R9r ,NI's Tone NiS-rFy.
yy,IE University Of Free McIirin. and Popular Knowi
edge chartered by the Sat. of pcnu>yiy sna at its
last session WE 18th April 1885, mainly tr hc purpose
Of arrest,ng the evils resulting iro the sac G.; spurious
and dangerous nnsrum. also frr the purp"s- o supply
ing tlr pu bile with reliable Remedies in VIII rein
the ratent obtain vi! not employ the best
medical advisers aying urrhi~ that inSalus ie
ut,y Eowanrs Tonic Mixture, "u account of its Just
ceobrity anil known efficacy in the ,tin-nt Of Fever
and Ague. kindred a cton- has no h.st.ton in
Recommending it III the hishes. terms to the patronage
of the afflicted.
pOWEL COMPLAINT cured ,rv E0TANDS BLACK
- BERRY FOOT. The sipye InS:iig'iou rXt~nl. its
sanction. in like manner to the y f'r Bowel Com
plant 30 we'll Known as EU~and> Compound SNrup If
ackbcrrv Root, and earnestly recommend IL the
ficncc Of patients sf cted with hc complaints h"liev-
ing 10 be alUs6i. N the trcaiT ut of such
IioE. II nry x. Strong
\ Hon. J. /; rtauig
Ey order Of the Trustees, Jihn Il Eoyani. VI. p
l. R Ashton. Isl
Hector urr, Est
GE~ All Communications to he ajircssei.-Jlhn r
powand NJ. D.. head of the Pharmaceutical Department.
md Pres dent Of the University.
on,- nspensary udOisce NJ g. South Seccrd Street
Philadelphia
Branch Dis rensary at the Store &c
Or T. A. ii. THCKNTbN Co. L>'"'si.-y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
10 V,Ey.1sEee MEN.

"vANrED-3o to $4,000 # Maple y by e
w 20 TO 10000 10 by a
loto co09C # 3 mash plank
90 to 30.0Go # u do
+, he delivered This coming Fall and Spring on
III. hanl, Of the River at Harrisburg. Lumber
of Good onaf;.v and strait grained is wanted:
pronosa,s will be received I'LL Sept. for
f,rn,sbinq the above, and persons sending pro-
poeals will state the quantity and quality oi 'he
different, kinds thev can furnish. and when
Terms of payment-cash on delivery and
inspection. Address {pos,-paidO
$50 ". o. HICkOk, Harrisburg. fa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16

DEST assor,men; Of Ladies Spenccrs, In.
ID dersleeyes. Cuffs. Hdkfs, Flcuncss, JAG
onet and Swiss lnsertinss, Thread and Seam
Edgings to be had al HAYES.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
The Old Mana,aauiia
DRUG AND CHEMICAL INP0AIUM
RE.OTENED.

DR.. THORNTON & Co.,
Eholesaie d' Retail Druggists, LeuiJarg,
OFFER to their friends and the public a
~ large and well selected stock Of fresh
Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals, ground Spices.
(pureD Dye-StufiS, BRUSHES, Combs. Perfume
~, Soaps, Fancy Notions, Fruit, Confectionery.
Books. Stationery. and variety Of article,
too numerous to mentirn.
Give Us cali and Judge tor your,eivss-we
charge nothing for looking.
Remember the Mammoth Drug stoyet
On. 7. A. ii. THORNTON q co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
81 rS1rrR sE ;h'HT -U'' isE-nsST-ile--s Clay.
Life ani Speeches OF HENRY CLAY,

VIII { FORTRi iIT ANp = lew or MS
RifTE }Li"E
In crc large cctavo volume of 1900 pages,
h,sut.rui.v hlrnd in rln'h. gilt PRICE ONLY
THREE p)Ii tE>. Or. t.,.ld in T..O y0luyass,
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'ENIIE work here presented is intended tn
rrcc cleaf,T the career Of NrClav. from
his entrance on the stage of public life down
TO the rerioi Of MS tsath-maiuly by the light
Of IN, own lofty, persuasive and impassioaed
pou-pc~. &r JaV parliamentary ciorts, clear direct
ant vigorous enlhy al, The Illustration, that - r.eiful
10 their full unler tsnlirrthe great Importance.
rie.v ircs.rntt interest ~ the topics he g.ners
y fisrssc,!-fh character and ability II the ORATOR tho
direct lut t.,TirE of his arguments IRE contrt
v.r>c< aui interest rth" t'nrSan combine render
his ecchys nog the m'st vsu ,ble contributions nf
pr;rio ami &c Mus to tie cnh ao invent aud eieva.
ton of the American pcnni".
JAMES Z GTII0N. Publisher.
No '02 Cissnu' street, FhiIddsip iptir.
Good actiyc ner ~ho wish 10 Sngacr in the sale ~
the above worS. will 10 atow7S discount suficrntly
large ther, make fsstrate business Of It.
For particulars, a'irrs
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No loe cis5nui Street, I1ihSsArAirA
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
Removal.

ESf.ENOVH1s
n WINEGARDEN has removed from
sway up town" hack to the new build
ing at the old head quarters. in Market street,
under the" Chronicle and Teie-
graph Offices. where he will be happy to
:. smoke" and chew" his friends and Gus
toners. in good style and quality at moderate
cash rates.
Lewsburg. Oct IA, 1853.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16

nRESERVING and Pickling JARS just reed
and for sale at the Mammoth Drug Store.
AppIo u. 'runpA-Coa-s-i.lh--
q -. rec u and for sale al the Mammoth
- Drug Store a large supply q: Dr. Green's
genuine BrrTERS, for cure Of Dyspepsia, etc.
Aug 10 DR. THORNTON 1. co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16

900 BBLS. of LAKE SALT just reed by
cOO J. HAYES q CO.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
Can i,be Done.

A cautious friend asks, Can a union in Portage
County be formed, strong enough to over- power
the old Pro Slavery Democracy, and take the
County from the hands -
We unhesatinsly answer yes, and will point
to the figures TO subhantiaie it.
At the election last c'ober, the Wing and
Free Soil vote in Portage County for Supreme
Judge, united, gives u minority of five hundred and
twenty Eve over the old DsmocrHcy-for Board
of Public Works, five hundred and forty ma
only, for Sheriff, five hundred and five majority,
for Commissioner four hundred and sixty two ma
ority and at the Presidential election the, vote
of Scott and Hale united, gives majoliy over
Pierce of EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN VOTES
and that, too, when the Democrats pollad IL heav-
Ter vote than they did at the October election.
United, the power is decisiyely in the hands Of
the opposition in this County. UNITED WE
! STAND DIvIDEn WE FALL"
He who opposes union at this time plays more
effectively into the hands of the Locofocos, than he
can by directly and openly votrg with them. Let
that fact be marked aud remembered.
Taking into consideration the exngencies of the
times in regard to Temperance, Ant-Slavery
State Legislation Be, &C., fer men of like views
sympathies, aims and objects, not to unite, woulr
seem to be not only unwise but very stupid, to sly
nothing about patriotism, duty, conscience, NOR
al responsibility and all that.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

Tue BUCKEYE STATE, an able and judicious
Whig paper. published in New Lisbon, and edited
by r. D. HARrsuoRN, Esq is of the opinion that
the term Whig' has outlived its usefulness, and
is in favor Of the combination of political elements
under the term '' Republican Party and hence
designates the ticket headed by Nelson Barrere,
for Governor, as tho STATE REPUBLICAN TICK
Er.' The Buckeye State of June 9th hns an in-
ielligent article on the present aspects of the
"C Cause in which it as truly, appropriately
and forciby says:
d" Principles Interchangeable, however tran
sient, measures of policy may become. Men may
a',andnn principles, hut the principe will remain
till ii finds new advocates.
The Buckeye State discerns. DO other in, el
igent Observers, the elements of sure destruction
in the present dominant party, for corruFton is ret
ributire.
1t is 10 BE hopedthe progressive ard liberal eIs
monts 10 cd Columbiana WILDE combined SO al
to secure, Is possible, proper EaGisatye repre-
sentation.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

MARION BANK CAsE.-Last week we gave the
facts, so far as we had them, of the Crowbar ope-
rations by the Ire surer of Marion county, in COL
lectfltan unlawful lax. We since learn that The
Bank Returned its taxable property to the Asses
sor, under oath, as required by Iaw-and on this
they paid the tax assessed After the Assessor
made bis return, the County Auditor, in obedience
to an ordar from The State Auditor, charged Them
wEh 1000 more, unlAwfuIy-This it refused
to pay; the treaurer brought suit; while the suit
was pending, the treasurer, doubtless fearing it
would 90 against him. broke the safe, and took the
money and his percentage. thus unawfully asses
sed as taxes for 1859. Yet we have men among
us who laud such high handed and unlawful acts.
But the eud is not yet.-Cdnton Rfpository.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

U We commend the following to the attention
OF these who ut this d,y Ginning, and laying
s. the ftttering JUNCTION to their souls" that aho-
tionisn is dying away. The Express, is one of
the strongest, most inveterae and unyielding Hunk
er Wing pso-savery papers in New York. Verify
the scales are falling hom the eyes of the blind,
The Express says:
That abotonism is recovering from the heavy
blow struck at It, both in the whg and democra'
conventions we have rot doubt; and that is about
to present formidable front in The moral and po-
liiicaI field we feel sure: The signs of the times
all about US indicate this fIct The that sus-
tained the Compromise bill in l850and so saved the
Union from intestine strife are stricken down both
North and South Ifit goes on we have
no hesitation in saying that no northern man can
stand before it, New York Express.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
Campaign Ohio star.

We propose to furnish the ONO STAR, for
three months preceding the October election, TO
campaign subscribers at 10 cents month, or 80
cents for three months, for CASH strictly in ad-
panee
The object in offering the Star at this low rate,
just covering the cost, is not of course TO make
money, but to "circulnte the documents" that the
cauae of Freedom. Temperance and Social Re-
form may be advanced.
We ask all those who are in favor of the Maine
Temperance law. all who are in favor of Liberty
as against Slavery and human chaftIeism, oil who
are opposed to slavery extension, all who are ol'-
posed to the fugitive slave law of 1850 and in IA
vor of it's repeal, all who would divorce the Ma
tional Government from the support of Slavery.
and relieve it of all responsibility in relation TO
that constitution of crime' and all who are op
posed the vicious Legislation of the last General
Assembly. and all ,rho ,could enquire INTO fhese
things. and all who are willing look favoraby TO
union of effort in order to redeem Portage Coun
ty, all such, we ask TO take the Campaign Star,
that they may fully investigate and thor oughy d-
gsst matters of immense moment, and prepare
for vigorous, concentrated, united and harmonious
action.
Who will not invest 80 cents in campaign pa
per, when the size of the paper and freedom frcnl
postage is consideredl
At the price proposed we cannot send out
agents, what is done must be done Voluntarily
By little effort on the part Of friends, clubs
can be got up in every Township in the County.
Friend what will you do? Will you not step
around among your neghbors speak of this and
get up club? Now is the time to work. Let
each make effort, and do what we can.
The three months covering the Campaign sub
scrip:ion, will commence July 30, and close Oe'o
Der 12 The names of campaign subscribers,
should therefore, be sent in, far possible, pre-
-uious to July 2oh, that may know how many
papers to print at that date.
Remember the terms. Thirty cents for three
months, Cash in all cases strictly IN ndrancc, Gnd
nopostage in the County-.f6r the Ohio Star. one
ofthe largest class County, Family and Political
newspapers. ~
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

The Ravenna Star, (F. d. in leader couehed
in courteous terms proposes coalition of Wings
and Free Democrats for the approaching canvass
for State officers.
Before consenting 10 such an arrangement. we
desire the Star to answer The following questions: !:
l. Would the Free Democrats monop9Ize all
the Offices.
2. Would the Wings be expected to support
the humbug of Free Trade and Direct Taxation.''
g. Would be expected to support S. P.
Chase fnr the U. S. Senate.
With affirmative answers to any of these ques-
tons, we wewould objectto the arraugement.-Hotines
County Wig.
| If our friends will do the favor TO read our
second leader of June 8ih, we think in the toer-
mt spirit which characterses that article, they
will find satisfactory answer TO their enquiries.
:. In essentials unity: in esscntdls, liberty:
in oil things, chsritn."
The Holmes County Wing cannot for mo-
ment suppose that new combination for the
furtherance of progressive, liberal principles could
| be thought of with view to cherish or advance
| mere partisan views or personal considerations
| Tho idea cf combination or coallion of course pre-
supposes maguanimity, fairness, equality, and alb
solute freedom from tt OK, strategy, arifce.-
The combination should not be Ihe offspring Of mar
row, sordid, selfish partisan views but the product
of great ennoong, living, indestructible essential
vital principles. The combination tbould be one
where all joining it should meet as equals peers
forgetting partisansip in manhood, having faith il
each other, defining The great outline of principles
the principles of hum nifty, and equality, and slric
Justice to all, principles which must lie at the
foundation of all truly free Governments and leave
mere mior details or subordinate points for har
mon'ous, just, n,anike, satisfactory adjustment.
Ii We strpIythe way, as preliminary, and go in
to detail nihc asking gnndansweringpf questions like
The above, there il at cDce ar end of the whole
master. A combination worthy to be formed, c,I
, only be secured by a generous confidence in eacl
other, by the spirit Of fairness ind uprighness, by
enlarged patriotism. by uusulIied good faith, by
determination to ask no more than we are wiln,
to grant By intlexibiiy as to essential principles
, united with tolerance as to modes and agencies
by which to give these principles effect.
{ We mako these remarks in reply to The nues
8 tions propounded in the spirit of cnndor and fair
f ness. We hope and trust ihey viii, upon consid
, GRAFTON, Unsatisfactory to ourfrends of the Home
g County Wing. We are pleased with the gener
ally Hberatone and spirit of TINT paper, and fifth
n State is 10 be redeemed and rescued from the h,a
/ Of corrupt pvriy it must be by the general prev
b alence of like liberal tonc md spirit God Inns
. ten Tho day.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Sondusky Rcgister is down in savage style
upon Mr.. Lewis, the Free Democratic nominee
for Governor, because he was advertised to spenk
in Sandusky, on the Sabbath. and certain papers
take pleasure in copying the animadversions of
the Register. 1t is charitable to suppose, perhnps,
thnt the Register and its copyists not aware
OF the fact that Mr.. Lewis is licensed preacher
81 the Methodist Episcopal Church, and that when
re speaks upon the Sabbath, he enforcss the greet
principles of Christianity with an JUNCTION which
'''acterises the efforts Of 5ut ew iuipit orators
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
Mr. RArrere.

The o. s. Journnl has received letter from
the Wing candidate for Governor, in VIII ch he
siys-'' You are authorized to say that have not
declined and will not und Isuppose that is all that
is necessary to be said about it,
In the present attitude of affairs, Mr.. Barrere,
however much he may personally desire it. does
not feel at berty to take the responsibility to with
draw. If the present posture of aaairs remains
unatered, the election, as far as the State ticket
is concerned will go by default. This however
need not prevent union in counties, and effort
to secure proper representation in the Legsla-
ture.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

nerve. and better that that. even should
,s N action than that We should be dormant taE-
ing no mart in this glorious work which is destIned
20 free miliDns from the CALLING cbains. which
now bind them with almost superhuman power
lutempesnnoe subtrscts lprgely Gom the national
wealth. The drunkard is consumer, generally
If mors than he PRODUCES. This vice like nil VI
cas,.s leads TO others. A drinking man. loses his
disposition to engage 10 any useful occupation. and
:. bi,s he can get the hard earned wages of his
wife, or some iiend will seldom tax either mental
or physical energies TO supply the wants OF himself
or family. Labor is the principle source of, moi
enly inposerishes himself but the nation.
concluded nert tueek.l
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
NEW ORLEANS. June Il.


Considerable excitement WAS caused here by
rumors of an intended rising Of slaves in this
city.
Information given to the police at late
hour last night, by free negro, who pointed out
the ringleader.
He confessed that band Of 9, $780, we'll organ
ICED had matured plan to attack the city on the
next day. at several points at once, including thu
powder magazine, the mint, aud the principal
banks in the city, which were then TO be set on
fire rs tue signal for the surrounding country to
Join in the insurrection.
Twenty other arrests have been made.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

We believe in a. no taxation without representa-
ton." We have paid mon eight dollars per day
long enough from our scanty remunerations for la
bor We now propose governing ourselves. as we
thiuk it would be- economy at least. 1t is saia
"there is point where endurance ceases TO be a
virtues We have arrived at that point. We shall
demand the privilege of exercising these inalien-
able rights. until they are acceded.
Come out from your hiding places, openly and
discuss the question at the next Convention is
our invitation to opposers, don't wait until it is all
over. and then when you think " nobody won't"
hear you, and merely make the announcement that
there has been "hen convention" Perhaps the
Editor was not blame, for of little. there is but
little expec.el. ARCANA.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
GNRlifinmS.

sShall we have Coalition in Portage County!
Is there any thing startling in the idea? Is there
any thing wrong in It'll Let US LOOK at it canddiy.
Let us timber up a little, get out Of our party
etraight jackets, and give our better, liberal
feelings airing.
The interests of the people of this County are
nearly identical. That which promotes the well
fare of ons.a!so promotes the welfare ofaI. Fnr.h
srmore, al progressive men, whether Wing, Dem
ocratc or Free Democratic, substantially alike
in view, sentiment, and sympathy in the present
great overs h dowiDg and absorbing questions.
In regard TO Slavery, the monster evil, The giant
iniquty Of our day,in regard to Intetnperance the
hiighting curse of our land, there cnn be among
such mon no material difference. And shall The
mere accidents of former party associations, when
all that pertaned TO the sringeucy of those associ-
atioos has become relaxed, drive men of Ike
sympaihies, aims, objects desires, asunder? Shall
party spirit forever dwarf our moral faculties and
cat out our heart? We appeal to the people,
Receive no mans dictaton. Act out your oyr
convictions. Let not otinterested party lenders mis-
lead. Your impulses are right, let them have
full play. Whatever all The world beside may do
Portuge County may make her mark for Temper
ance aHd Humanity.
Whnt We do. and say, and propose, we do, an,
say, and propose. openly in these columns. Th'
people OF the County, therefore know tho wors
and the best and the whole of it. We have IL
I" kitchen Cabinet" no behind the door con;rivan
ees. We go in openly for coalition because W.
think it right and best, and safe; and because WI
'nink il would be wrong at the present iunc,ur.
not to DO it.
know the strength of party prejudice, mt
we hno" wnen INDUCED it is a bane and cpree
we want that overcome. We want ci,;zsrs i,
feel that they nre of common broberbood- -,ba
tneif interests as citizens of free Rennbrc ,ra ~
embarked IN one common venture, that one M,
cannot suffer without all the parts sniff
er. We want silem to rise above mere nar,,,
jndice and bitterness, and meet each other ss co
did men. cordially granting to others that homes,
ofintention which they claim for themselves
This is nanlike, this is enobling 10 our natur
Vel then, Progrcssiycs wfnt shall we dol