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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19
HARDWARE g. IRON,

w 6hI O6 UNIV
Such ss Iron in every variety of size,
Cast Steel iron Axies,
Seat and Buggy Springs,
Nails-wroughl and cut,
Horse naiis Gisss,
Log and Trace Caaine
Shovels and Spades,
Hinges, Door springs,
shovels & Tongs, Sad Irons,
Mill and x cut Saws,
Iron and Wood Bench Screws,
Door scrapers, Marlin Kettles and Stew pans,
Glue Kettles, Rope of all sizes,
Bed Cords and Plough Lines,
Grind Stone Bangings,
Double and nge Barrel Shot Guns,
And fun and complete assortment of Shelf Hard
both for House Trimming and House Furnishing.
CarPeting.
piecrs assorted two ply Carpets,
do stair Carpet.
do oil cloth for floors,
Green and figured Bookings.
Groceries.
hogsheads New Orleans Sugar,
% barrels clarified do
do Sugar house Molasses,
u do Vinegar
SO Boxes Cincinnati Soap,
2Oo Boxes TEA--lmpeTial, G. 8. and Y I'll
half chests Black Tea,
10 do do Imp. and G. p. Teas,
Boxes Starch,
81 20 ID. boxes Tobacco,
10 poxes Tob eco,
Barrels smoking Tobacco,
$50 Kegs Blasting Powder,
90 do Rifle do
10000 feet Safety fuse,
SaIeratus, Pepper, Spice, sc, &C.,
TO los Cod ish.
WOODEN WARE, &c.
Basket Wagons Market Baskets,
Clothes Baskets and Pins,
:. Axe helves, Hatch-t and Hammer Handles,
Wooden La aides and Spoons,
Mats tubs, pals, cedar and pne,)
Aud many other articles in the above line.
Allthe above goods we viii be happy to show to who
may be disposed to call before making their ial
purchases.
50 Corner of high and Chestnut Streets.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19

On the 22d ult, at ST. Paul, Minnesota, sever
al clothing stores were severely injured by fire
Loss from $1,000 TO SIS. 900.
On the 18th nlt the dwelling house of the edi-
tor of the Minnesota Pioneer, at ST. Paul, was to-
tally destroyed by fire. Loss s. 900, and no in
surance.
His Honor, Judge Miller, of the e. s Circuit
Court, now in session at Milwaukee, in his charge
to the Grand Jury, suggests the propriety of max
ing recommendation in favor of an appropria-
ton by Congress for the erection of building in
Milwaukee for the United States Court and Offices
attached, Custom House and Post Office
The Milwaukee News, says, Selah Mathews
the young man who arrested for robbng the
mail at WATERFOWL on the oath OF Noven4 Der last
plead guilty, and was sentenced to five years I'M
prsonment al Waupun.
Canal Enlarse nent.-Both branches of the "
Y. Legislature have almost unani mously adopted
resolutions in relation to amendment of the
Constitution, for the completion OF the Canal OF
that State
We learn that the amount OF timber seized
since the first of July on the Wisconsin and trib.
uldres anu OIeen Day, III TINS state, - near uC
OOO.G GOO of feet valued at, from S250OOO to $500,
Oo0.-L Milwaukee News
The Racine Advocate says that the new Bank
ma, gone into operation, the first days deposit:
amounting 10 over 5000, aud the second to more
than 50 900.
The whole quantity of salt manufactured anc
inspected on the Onondaga Salt Springs Reserva.
ton. during the year 1853. is 54O4 ,552 bushels
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

U ID L ~ " Il N l.
The circulation of the MILWAUKEE DAILY SEs1Isx,
is by far the Largest of any Daily paper the
and presents greater advantages Merchants, Mechan-
les and Artisans, as msiium Of adrerftsing
without additional charge.
The Weekly Sentinel has a circulation of over TWO
THOUSAND copies constantly and rapidly incres
ing Advertisements put the Wee at the rates
as In the Daily.
rice of the Daily SO, of the TriVeekly 50 and of
weekly 81 per year, payable in sGcaHee.
THE SENTINEL FOR THE SESSION.
CUP STATE LEGISLATURE convenes al Madison
on "Wednesday, January huh. The Session viii be. we
trust brief and busy There is reason WHY il
should be prolonged beyond six eight weeks AS
usual the reae OF the Sentinel will be sept fully pos
ted TO all that trsnspres there Mr. wArsoS-
the Editors of this paper, will be in attendance Mad
throughout the Session, and in addition his Dali
ly Correspondence. We shall publish DAILY TELE-
GRAPHIC REPORTS OF PROCEEDINGS.
We will furnish the Sentinel to Subscribers and out
of the Legislature, during the session, the
DAILY, for eight weeks, sI0o
TRi-wEEkLY, so
WEEKLY, rs
The readers of the Sentinel, besides getting the full
est snd freshest intelligence from Madison, viii also
ceive the Latest News -om other quarters
Orders for the Dai'y, IRE Weekly Week " for the
session, or for oI period, be 1nied by
the Cssh- RUFUS KING & co.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19
FARM FARM FOR SALE.

a FAR N FARM FOR SALE.
~ DY virtue of power in vested, win
- ID the 10Th day OF January next, at O'Clock
P NJ of said day the house of the late deceased Adam
Kestntr, three and half miles northeast Dodge
vle the East Helena road, offer for sale the
the of the said deceased, consisting leo
Acres of good Land. Said Farm is we'll situated
Piled with Wood, Water and Stone. improvements on
the consisting of comfortable Log Dwelling House
and Kitchen, Meat and Smoke House. 30 in 8 coed
state OF cultivation under good fence, &C At the
time and place will also sale the personal
property belonging said estate, TO wit
Wheat, Oals, Hay, Ponghs, Grain Cradles. one set of
Harness, and many other articles usual about farm
Terms made Known the day of sale.
GEO. MESSERSMITH. Executor.
Dod2evilIe, Dec. %, 1883. lids
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19
THE FOLLOWING ROCKS

Have Just been received at the Mineral Point Book
Ma lev popular education-Msyhews ,ok keeping
Fern Lie aves-Sol mon Northrup, twelve years
White slave. of England Fr. edieys practical trenti.e
on busns ss-Uncle Toms Cabin-MaIk HurdIestone or
the Two Brothers- Mtcheps outline maps sc &c. &c.
September %, 1883. JOSEPH SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19

Contiguous 10 the Milrvakee s. Mississippi Railroad
w E viii sell that valuable Farm lately occupied
~ w by Mr.. John Hand, together with all The
- Houses thereon. and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality. Said Farm
contains nearly 20U Acres OF first land, 50
of which Is broken and well fenced There is IRE pas
tyire the same, and well watered Also all kinds OF
Farming implements. And so of fine land near
Dover, Wis, With comfortable House the
The above premises situate the Model Mills,
IN Iowa County minute description of said premises
may be at our Office.
DUNN & READ.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. 11f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19
Il Great Ret7uctiou IN Prices

Twenty-Five per cent. Cheaper than sold
Vest of Buffalo.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19

COUNTY ORDERS.
IOWA COUNTY ORDERS, for sale q the Tribune
IL Cnce, Mineral Potut.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19

To tAs People Of the Miaang Region , :
HAVING received large portion of FALL 4
IA WINTER stock of GOODS, deem It ad-
y'sable, for the benefit az the public
lew of the leading articles by way epeoihcAt H.
they can be in part realize the amount
keep sud the crest amount " hich sell during the
hort space Of one year. Ny stock Consists par,
DRY GOODS,
Bleached and unbleached Cottons, 1914, 40 4,a 4
and 81, all grades,
Prints, of all styles.
ked green, blue, yellow and white Fanneis, in great
variety,
Blue, white and brown Blankets,
Beaver pilot, and broad cloths of various colors,
Sesslmere-, sattinetis tweeds, lnseys keTseys, &c
Dtspers crash. brown and white Linens.
canvass, padding and variety Of Tailors Trim
Marines OF blue drak. brown, claet scarlet black,
maroon, green. and other shades,
Alpaca, black, blas, stri ped and brown,
SIX and cotton Han kerchiefs,
Bay state, long and square Shawl,
Cashmere and black silk do
DENNIS blue and brown Drills,
Tickings, Canton Flannels,
Hosiery OF all kinds Tor ladies end children.
And every variety Dry called In this market
Clothing,
$50 assorted colored and quality Goats,
1no pairs assorted cashmere and sattinet Pants,
us assorted quality and colored Vests,
hed flannel and striped Shirts, &C., &c 30.
Boots & Shoes,
40 cases men aud boys coarse Boots,
ca1 do
I'D " KIP do
IL " boys coarse and dne do
Is y women and Misses coarse and nne Boz tees,
III T" children's assorted Boots and Shoes.
1t would be useless to enumerae more. as every one
knows keep the largest and best selected stock 30
and Shoes In Western Wisconsin, and purchase direct
from the manufacturers.
a - 1ccn amt NJ L.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19

n ELCHEEsS Sugar House ffOI.A~S. Mn
ID Constantly on hand by p ~ SMITH.
UHRE SH &c AA.-Hy-rr, .nirsrl.L t,uur,~ de-,
IL and Rieck Tees, for sale by 4 n. kMfTH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19
q Annoy GOODSo

IS -A& ~ 0OO2DS9
that ever vi brought out of the city of New York
The following named Watches all yuLL JrwELKp,
the Gold Cases Eighteen Carats Fine thoy
c-lient time pieces Warranted TO run year A
nrtttan Uerrdptee will be given with every Watch
sod and should they not prove good time epers the
money will be refunded
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19

f~suc a L,
- jus: received and for IN quantities To .u
tonera by E.LOODE.
June 18th, Ie53 n
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
Notice 70 School Teachers.

UNHE regular FALL SESSION of the
i Boa,d of School Examiners for Sondusky
County, viii commence
September 22d, at o'clock, p M,
in the Lutheran Church.-and continue for
Nine conSecuiive Fridays, thereafter,
al The same hour and place
The Board will grant certificates 10 those
ONLY who pass A GOOD examination in Or
biography. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Gs-
ography aud English Grammar No exaniu-
alton will be had only on the regular days, aud
applicants will govern themselves accordingly
By order of the Board,
GEO w. CLICK. Clerk.
Sent I5 IS54--9l IL
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
Administrators Sale.

DERSONAL property belonging TO the Es-
J. tate of MILES A. JOHNSON, deceased
consisting OF
9 Horses, horse Harness,
Lumber Of various kinds,
A large quantity Of Brick for building,
Two Wagons,
Household Furniture, chairs, ottom ans,
divans, mirrors, &c.
Also a complete set Of tools aud imple-
ments for carrying on the Tin Ware aud Stove
business,
A largo and complete stock of raw mate
rials for the above business, such as sheet iron,
tin plate, rivets, wire, &C.,
Also, a large assortment OF tin ware,
brass furnishings, and in short, all articles usu-
ally kept in the Stove and Tin Ware business
and other property.
Those engaged in the above business will dc
well 10 give attention TO the sale OF the above
stock.
The sale will commence on the 10Th day o.
October, lS54. al 10 o'clock A. M, al the
Store lately occupied by said Johnson, in Bell
evue, Ohio, and continue from day 10 day, ill
all be sold.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of fifty dollars or upwards nine
months credit
All sums over ten dollars, and less than fifty
dollars, six months
All sums under three dollars cash in hand.
Where credit is given, notes with two or
more approved securities will in all cases be
required. HOMER EVERETT,
Administrator Of
Estate OF Miles A. Johnson, deceased.
Sept. 30, 1854. 36-2
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
News by the Arabia.

New YORK, Sept %.
New negotiations are progressing between
Austria and Russia, and the G erman States
with view to peace.
1t is said that Nicholas is about TO pro-
claim his third son, Nicholas, King Of Po-
land
Bomarsund is destroyed, and the troops
are re-embaiked Nothirg else from the
Baltic.
A portion Of the Crimea expedition en-
barked at Varna on the I'd and sailed for
the rendezvous at Baltsckik.
Greece refuses indemnity to Turkey.
No change in the Principalilies. From
France and Great Britain no news. Suule
has left Madrid for France. The Spanish
papers assert that he left from the discov-
cry of his share in the insurrection.
The steamer Germania 90 days from
Bremen arrived to day. The last ten days
there was heavy gale. On the 4th fell in
with boat and five men belonging to a
French fishing Barque Harmony, which
had foundered.
New York, Sept %.
A dispatch to Liverpool from Paris, says
dispatch from Dantzic announces Admi-
raj Napir would leave on the morning of
the 9th, with the ship Gladiator. Cumber-
land and Belle Isle. for England. NJ Bek-
endroff waited personally on Prince Charles
Of Prussia an avowed partizan of Russia, to
whom he charged with letter from the
Gar The Swedish diet has demanded
that the Aland Island be taken by Sweden.
New York, Sept %.
It is now well assertaned that Schuyler
has fed to Europe. A warrant for his ar
rest has been issued.
Columbia. S. c., Sept. %.
The yellow fever at Savannah is as bad
as ever, the whole number of deaths yester.
day was %. There is only about 1000 Of
the white population now remaining.
There is perfect stampade at Augusta.
Ga; citizens have left en- masse, the stores
and hotels are closed. and the neighboring
villages overrun with'the citizens Of ofAugus
ia. All the operators in the telegraph Of
fee at that point have left.
The fever is raging badly at Charleston ;
there we're twenty seven deaths there last
Tuesday.
Philadelphia. Sept. 23.
The pilot of one of our Railroads, yes
terday sent challenge to one of the Editors
of this city, but the latter respectfully de-
cined.
Washington. Sept. 2s.
Orders have been issued, by the Sec. of
Navy, for the construction at the Philadel-
phia Navy Yard. of four additional light
ships for the protection Of the coasters Of the
United States.
The report that the settlement of the
bombardment n the Greytown affair has
been entrusted 10 our London Minister is
denied from good authority.
Sec. Marcy is now engaged in preparing
q reply to Mr.. Champion, the British Min
lister, who sent him few days since, a claim
forldamage. consequent upon the Instruction.
Of British property at Greytown.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29

DITCH NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
IL TO Christian Ghast, John Strong and John
Aldrch, that petition will be presented to the
the trustees of Scott township, being township
number four, range number thirteen. Sandusky
county, Ohio, 10 have them meet on the Doth
day Of October next, and enter upon the south
west quarter of the north west quarter Of sec
ton Twenty-Five and the northwest quarter OF
the north east quarter and the north east quar-
ter of the north W est quarter Of section twenty
three, and also the south. east quarter Of the
SOUTH east quarter of section fourteen, Of said
township, and locate a ditch, and cause the
Same TO be opened across the said lands accord
ing to law. Sept. B, lS34-33 q"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
For the Journal,

ALL DEMocRATIc- Tile Upper SdnduS
ky Conventiom.-Woe to the Nebraskg
SIaveocracy, Rumocracy, in this Congress
ionai District. Democrats had hard work
to swallow the Fugitive Slave Law, and
could not have done it but for the antdoies
First. the completing Of the Compromise
line; second, the fnality, allaying the slave
agitation. But we the Democrats, tho en-.
lightened, progressive Democrats, can not
and will not swallow Nebraska Plants, nol
acknowledge the convention that nominal,
ed him. All Democrats are free 20 sup
port SWAN, BLIcKENsDERFER, WATSON
FIrcH and the ticket which was put il
nomination on Saturday last, for County
Officers. They are all Republicans, goot
men aud true. FREE DEMOCRAT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
September Appointments.
DIR. TUBBS, Analytic Physician

Will be at his Room,
Fremont --Kessler's American, Saturday,
Both September,
TIFFIN-ShawhanHouse Friday, goth Sept.
SANDusKY CIrY--St Lawrence House,
Thursday 28th September
NoRwALK House, Tuesday and
Wednesday, 26th and 9th September,
Persons wishing 10 call must RENE mber that
two appointments seldom fall upon the same
DAYS Of the month. hence, the dates can only
be known by reference to each months adver.
tisement.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys, or Spleen, Infammations
rheumatism, Asthma, Shortness of Breath, or
Difficulty of Breathing, Dyspepsia, Weakness
or Nervous Disabilities, Dropsy, Resilessness,
Loss of Appetite, Constipation, Derangement
OF the Stomach, Bilious Affections, Gravel,
Swelling, Cancer, Scrofula, Ulcers, Impuri-
ties of the Blood, or any Chronic diseases are
invited to call.
No Charge for Consultation.
DR.. T neither bleeds nor blisters; nor is he a
Homeopathist; he never uses Mercury, Arse
mic, Antimony or any other mineral as a med
ical agent, nor is he a Thompsonian--he nei-
ther steams or gives emeties. His theory of
disease differs from all others that have been
adopted, but not more than does his system
Of treatment. He does not make sick TO make
well, nor tear down 10 build up again; nor al =
lay irritation by patching up with anodynes.
ABSCESS.
To continue the promised variety, we this
month present the following: Numerous cases
of Fever sores, White sweilngs, Lumbar aud
other sbscesses have been successfully treated
within the past year. The cures are invaria.
bly, effected by internal detergent remedies of
an anti poisonous character. In this class Of
diseases, particularly, we take pleasure in con-
trasting the result with any or all other modes Of
treatment. We again invite invalids 10 search
out and acquaint themselves with the circum-
stances published, and al the same time cha
lenge our enemies to show that single testimo-
nial is distorted or olored in the least es-
sential particular.
Case of Mr.. JosHUA EvERHARr, of Plain
Township, Wayne County, o.
While crossing the lsthmus from California
in December, 1850, he was attacked with vi
olent pain in the right side caused by exposure.
This continued with such severity that he could
not stoop or change posture, without the ut
most caution. The breathing was short and
painful, and the effect Of cough was excrucI-
ating. At length the side became much swol-
len, assumed dark purple appearance, and
supurated, and continued discharging large
quantities of putrid matter, supposed by the at
iendant to proceed from the Liver. Analytic
treatment being Instituted the discharge be-
came lighter, and finally ceased altogether. the
pain subsidized and the surface healed smoothly.
For the last two years the part has been sound
aud Mr.. +, has enjoyed robust health.
Sandusky, July 26, 1854.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
Buffalo Market.

Buffalo, sept, u.
The unsettled and downward tendency Of the
New ork market has depressed our Market
and but little disposition is evnced 10 operate in
either flour or grain; in flour the sales are in
small lots al 81 81 TO 500 for good TO choice
and fancy Ohio, Michigan and Illinois.
Wheat-n othing doing.
Corn-Dull and depressed; sales -sfR9, 900
bu at 63Ac TO Gil contract
Oats-No sales.
Whisky-Quiet; stock larger; no sales, held
at &c.
Canal Freights Nominal.
Receipts for past % hours-flour, ,0J0 bbls;
Corn, "a 900 bu.: Oats, Is 900 bu.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
Skylight DaguerrcOtypes! !

WITH many thanks to the public for their
w liberal patronage, | would say that nc
efforts shall be spared, on my part, TO give con-
tnued satisfaction to all who may give me a
call, | shall endeavor at all times TO have on
hand the most beautiful and durable styles OF
of cases. Ddguerreotype materials have risen
in price very much, yet shall continue to give
Good Pictures for One Dollar!
Instructions given in the art, and apparatus
furnished on reasonable terms.
A. ID. WlLES.
Fremont, June 90, 1854. 22;tf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29

There have also been made by the Board Of
Education in several of the townships the fol-
lowing school house levies. TO wit:
In district number five, Townsend township
6.25 mills on the dollar valuation; distri mum
ber seven, Townsend II. 25 mills; district
number nine, Green Creek, II mills; district
number two. Riley, mills; district number
four, Rjlcy, mills; district number ten, Ball
vile, 10 millsi district number eight, Sandus-
ky so mls district number three, Sanduskv
6 mills; district number seven, Washington. 3
mills; district number one, Scott, 5 50 mills;
district number four Scott mills and in dis
trict number five, Scott, | mills on the dollar,
valuation. HORACE E. CLARK,
Auditor of Sandusky Co.
Auditors Office,
Fremont, Aug7 1854 { 99:7
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW.

Every should know that II she Is in poor cky,
deblated condition OF health, making existence burden
to herself and OF painful anxiety TO her relatives
and friends, and perhaps, Oorrible reflection entang
and inncting her maadies and suerings upon her
children that 1t Is her duty to understand why and from
what her suferngs arise, that remedy and relief
may, while yet there is time, be avaed Of the be
avoided in future and her health restored that she may
be fitted for the duties and capable Of the enjoyments OF
life
Let every woman look at the emaciaed FORM the death
like complexion the deepburied ustreless eye the sunk
cheek the gloomy and depressed spirits the shattered
nerves, the PROSTATE and helpless condition Of many
wife, mother, daughter, sister, II not herself included
within her circle, whose days days Of agony, and
ask herself, "Must this continued Must this BET Is
there remedyY No rellef9 No hopeY"
The remedy is by knowing the causes and avoiding
thcm and knowing the remedies and beneting by them.
These are nonted ont in
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29

EE- The following free communications,
on free topics, from a free Democrat, who
speaks in rather free way, are entitled to
free pass:
For tho Journal.
MEssns Ep1roRs:--I am a Democrat,
and ii so, wha, is Democracy, and who is a
Democrat?
Democracy is equality in all things, both
in rights and privileges, and why so? II
this governm ent is a democratic govern
ment, we are all free and equal We, Of
the North are all free, on one grand scale.
We have free speech, free suffrage, free Ia
Dor, free corn, so that we pay our taxes, free
to distil, free to sell, free to make drunkards
and free to get drunk-vide Crowin's decis-
ion-with all it's internal and external evils
and depreciation; free 10 catch fugitives
from the south and free to pay about three
fourths of the expenses Of arrest, proofs
and convictions of all the run-aways, and
some that we may kidnsp if we are kinder
sly about it. Free sutfrage,-see our vote
Fugitive Slave Law. Free TO have slaves,
and to be slaves-Repeal of TIE Compro'
mise. In the south we are fully as frce.-
We have our free slave laws, just as we
please. " C have enslaved the free north
so says the Fugitive Slave Law and the re-
peal Of the Missouri Compromise act
"By the mouth Of two or three witnesses
every word shall be established. Scrip
ture.
BY the above thoughts if the glorious
North is free, the South is doubly free
Charly, horse, runs to Kentucky, the gov
ernmeDt should return my chattle to me
flee of charge, and pay me for swearing
him TO be mine, as we do in case of chattle.
escaping from their State
This government is not entirely demo
cratic; nor will it be until the North and
the South, the East and the West shall
have equal legislation.
FREE DEMOCRAT