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ORANGE Z ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
o. 80 = 5 .
The Cheapest, most Comfortable. fmd Ea
peditious Route to the White Sutphu
Springs, Passing TIE Alum, Warm an
Hot Springs.

P'"eSS1 N~~s's6 WV ~>~"'S " ~ w 49,
Hot Springs.
: A RRANGEaBNTs having been made ~ith q
"A ,wners of the new and splendid steam
GEORGE PAGE 10 run between A exsndria n
Washington, a distance Of sS miles, in connect
With the trains this, and the q arlington Ra
roads the following srbedule will take esct on ID
after Thursday, June LIST, 1854:
A Train from Alexandris to Gordonsville, and Ii
termedistr Stations, will leave the Depot corner
Duke and Henry streets, At O'Clock q m, on u
arrival Of the Boat from Washington, giving smpi
time for Breakfast on board, arriving at Gordon
Vile, t halfpast 10 o'clock,-oonnectipg Of tht
20 ut with ths Trains on tn Virginia Centrr
Road, to Richmond, Charlottesville, and Stsuntop
70 A Train from Gordonsyille to Alexandria and II
terl1ediste stations, win leave Gordonsville 8
II O'clock, on the arrival Of the cars on ID
Virginia Central Railroad, arriving at Alexandr.
1t haIfpast o'clock-thus allowing time 10 connee
With the train leaving Washington CITY for To
North, and for Dinner On board the boat.
Train from Alexandra TO Wsrrenton and int
mediate Stations viii leave Alexandra daily, (sm
days excepted) at O'Clock, p. m arriving ct Wa
rent at halfpsst 6o'clock p. m.
On Sunday will leave ct O'Clock O. N.
Train from Wafrsnton to Alexandra and intA
mediate stations. viii leave Wafrepton daily (SuI
day exeepted) ct quarter before7 O'Clock .. n, u
irving at Alexandria 1T haifpast o'clock Q. N.
On Sunday viii leave at quarter past IL O'CLOCK
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WASHINGTON q ALEXANDRIA BOATS
- FARE FIVE CENTS CAR
AT Low RATES.
Tho Sts-mere @ 30 WASHINGTON and THOS
OOLLYER will, on aud After this date, run at tb.
above ratea JOB CORSON,
sANUEL GEDNRY,
NAV Nd Captains
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r. L DENIsON,

Counsellor and AtlOrne y. at.Law,
WACO, NJ LENN N CO rkX,S,
Will practice in the count les Of Milan, Fell Will
henson, McL~nnsn, Falls, i'm stone Preston,
Navarro, and Hill, AMI the oupreme Court at Aus
tin, Galveston, and Tyler.
Will also act as LsGd gent, and give special at
tent to inves igs ing and perfecring L. nd Tites
in any part Of the state. aug i6-W6m
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- THE UNION ROWLING SAIGON, Q new
and superior structure for the purpose just in the
ucemens to the lovers Of the pleasu able exercise
IF bowling. 1t hs. thre- alleys. laid with une-
lual ed skill the best in the citV, and every atn
ton Is given to accommodate gentlemen VIII" en- age
the sport. aug l0-3m
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A esuitaI trauslstinn from The asrman Of
Franz Freihser Gaudy which appeared some
wears ago In the publin Univsrsity Magssins
All! where's my money, That's pushing query,
Z yani:hes: :. ,, neither 70 my purse e..
nprehensibie. don't disbufSe
Fer sUpeThuities. | wear plain clothes.
seldom buy jam tarts, preserves or honey; r
Ard no one overiooks what debt he owes
5iOrP steadily Than ]. Where 10 my money
never Hpp.e. Folks don't see me staggering,
sans cane and castor, In the public street. $
sporf no Ornaments-not even bdSxe (rIng)
hive notion that my own two feet
Are much superior to a horses four, EG.t +.
80 never call iarvey. " - funny,
The longer investigate, the more E.
Astoundedy ask, Where b my money "a
NV moaey. mind you. Other peoples dollars
Cokese trReiher nobly. Only mine %
Cut on another. There's that pink Of scholars
Van Doppeidronk, ne spends as much on wine
As on every thing Yet he seems rich,
He laughs, and wares plsmper than a funny,
While grow slim a. a OWNING switch,
And search for gold asvainly. Where's my money,
can't complain the editors don't pay me;
get for every sheet One Pound Sixteen;
And well may. My articles are fanny
Enough I'd blow up any Magazine.
WHATS QueeFest in the affair though is, that at
The same time miss nothing bat the one. He
That watches me will find don't lose hat,
Gloves, fogle, stick or cloak. ,fis always money
Were rake I'D say s.. Where one registers
Beyond the rules, Of course his cash must no.
IT'S true regularly sup on oysters
Cheese, brandy ard all that. But even so.
What signifies a ducat of night,
"Th" oarmalds," you may fancy. No. The sunny
Loadstar that draws my tin IL not the light ,
From their eyes any how. Where then,s nv
money?
However, GPPropos Of eyes and maidens,
own, do make presents TO the ser
BOOKS; watches u1nkefs, music too mot Haydn's,)
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e.,.,.. ,s;...a WILL WATCH, HarkI Msttiss
w0X42El Hsrkl and seysfsl other Regatta Boat
Songs to be had at the Nuaie Depot of
.c.-lT H1lBus HITZ
P.s.-Just received few copies Of the NJ " and
popular Topsy Polka, enbelliahsd with . vignette
Of TopV. sug17- 4
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SNIDER's WINES

TOHN v. SNYDER, Dealer in Wines, at the
y former old established Vine Store OF JACOB
SNYDER, r., No. IS Walnut street. four doom BE-
low Fourth street. where consumers viii Be snpplied
with WINES and LIQUORS on the most accomne-
dating terms.
portation OF FOREIGN WINES, Office No. IS Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, whore he Is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation Of Wines,
&c, from various houses In Europe, In quantities Of
single dozen and upwards; and also collects for bis
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage of
his friends and former customers.
- ALI Wines ordered for Washington will be do
hvered by Express free Of freight. je Sly
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yAvY sm Ms foH fo1 ~
NAVY r. krwENr,
BUasAu pHovInoSs AID CLofhsv<
= ) i Nsshinrtph, Aee. Il, 1snS.

|. y ~ = \ Wellington, AeRs q 49, =
CtEALED PROPOSALS.. endorsed "Prcpossh ns
~ Beef" md sPrcpcssss 1os fork," - the cess
nav Be- viii h reesi-td q this ofboe until a2eciR
m. on Saturday, the 3oth cay Of se4teDese 9sxt.
for furnishing and delivering, fire OF all cost snd
risk to the Omitted States, at the bllovhs navy
i~or
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81 ga SEA BATHING.
COLUMBIA. HOUSE,

UAPE ISLAND, NEW JEkSE1.
- This new and popular sstsblishmsnt b NOV
lkopsn for tbs reosption Of vintors, 20 :.
The proprietor, thankful for the patsonsge be has
% largely received, begs 10 sssure bis friends and
Tho public that the HOTLL In every department
VII be kept In style superior 70 any previous sea
eon. Gas has been introduced into 200 rooms
cusively for this house, and many other arrange
ments have been made landing 10 the increased
comfort and enjoyment Of the guests.
Application for rooms may be made BY address
ing the proprietor at Cape Island, or TO the subsc
ber. L. HARWOOD,
No. II South Sd street, Philadsiphia.
D.. B.-Extensive stabling on tho premises
10 IO-8m e. i.7. g. o.
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UNION REFECTORY,

Corner of Pennsylvania 40. and Third St.
~ n TIE unier.ignel re-
N(a1 spectfully announces to aRMSS
~/ his customers aud the
~ rublic that he has laid *
fresh stock of malt and spirituous liquors of the
best quality, among which may he found fine Read
NJ Ale. other ales and Lager Beer; superior Bran
les. Wines, Gin, and other refreshments. His
| rider Is supplied with the best Of thu market, 10
season, served up at the shortest notice, and his
Cigars are Of the choicest brands. Thankful for
"a favors, he hopes to receive continuance Of the
a. me. B. SCHAD.
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THROUGH TIOKKra.

Gays to ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Fl
sPssseagerr for Lursy and New Market viii tai
the trsan leaving Alexandria, at 7 O'Clock q. N.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, connectirs
with the stages at Culpeper, O. Fl.
afassengars fer Lynchburg will take the tra,
leaving Alexandris at O'Clock, Q. M ON Mo-
tays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, connecting with tb
stages at Charlottesville.
G0-Psssengers for the White Sulphur spring
will tab the train leaving hlexandfa daily, COZ
ueeting with the stages at Stsunton.
Freight Trsins are running daily, (6undsy 9,
ecyisd3
PSF order: W. B. BROCKET, krent-
Alexandra, Va, May .. may SIT
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10 the secret obligations of married life without
reading tho POCKET EsCULAPIUS. Let no one
suffering from o hacknied O ugh, Pain in the side
restless nights, nervous feelings and the whole train
Of Dyspeptic sensations, and given up by their ply
stefan, be smother moment, without 'onsultmg the
ASCULAPIUs Have the married, or those about
to be married any impediment, read this truly use
full book, - It has been the means Of saving thous
snds Of unibrtunate creatures from the very jaws Of
death.
A1-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed IN . letter. will receive one copy Of thi.
work BY mail or five copies viii be sent for One Dol
lar.
Address, ipost paid) DR. WIN YOUNG,
No. IB2 Spruce street. Philsdelphis
N i3-ly
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"A ssls KtAiopisn opsrs Troupe, can Be had ct
ehe Music Depot Of HILBUS 4 HffZ.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ASCULAPIUS
Oh, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN

Tho ftfoeth EDITION, wfh
One hundred Engraving
showing Diseases and Ma
formations Of the Human
System in every shape and
form. To which is added q
Treatise on the Diseases OF
Females, being of the high
est importance to married
people, or those contem.
plating marriage. By
WIN. Young, n. D.
Lst no father be ashamed
to present q copy Of the
KEOULAPIUS to his child
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A espitai trarsl sann from The German Of
Frans Frsihser Gsudy. which appeared some
years ago in the Dublin Ubivsraity Magasins
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nj soH De BRAvOURB, composed ~ Nathan
U.s. RtLsUsls H1Tz
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1900

Oue-third Of said beef and Fork mutt b d. hvsrsd
:t s.eh hs p 's{ =:
day spra 1895; and fhs = msin' cue ND "
tAs thi, tv S,-t ssy Of Msv. 1885 uples e~stt~ de-
iyeres should be requir-i BY thr q icf OF this bu
resu ssfnept to be msde within thtcsy days sfser
P,ddef, mus. specify their pri"s s-psra.ely and
d.tinrtir H. separate ID. r. the beef nd FOR the
pix aud for each Of h PLACES az deiivuy, co. errS
all expenses snd 81 charges
he bee must ee from well fsttewed cstns asogn.
tered xtween The Ist dsy Of Novsmter. ~, ard
the lst d.y Of Janua v 1855, and wei hing rot less
than is hundred pounds, net sesgbt, each ne
legs and leg rands e tbs bi. d quar- erf and tbs
shins and shoulder clcds the Shoulders OF mutton
snd epus OF sticking pieces and vt least pounds
from tn. neck end Of each fore qusrtrr the parts
ma ked nos. I, 2, 8. & snd S, the drawing or de-
finc ii Of the fore and hind qua, ters 81 On or,
hich wiitbe aitsrhed to aud form . p-rt 9 the
ncptrxct, must be Who ~ cluS.d q ON esch barrel
and The remainder Of the carcass inseod Of beng ca
10th a 5eduer mvd Be cat through &c IN a sde AVID
knife 10 efre the meat square, merit, and sso "a ap
pe irunce, tn rseccs Of NOT less than eight pcssds
zach e'7'- ..t-
The pork must b, packed from rorn-fsd wsll-sst-
tened hogs slau1ht-red tetween the OF day a No
veIuber, 1854, and the hrsc day Of January, IS 5;
nd wei. hins not lees han two hundred pourds
,srh. Excluding the heads, jolN Ne ks, shoulders,
ua, g. less feet, butts, rumps lard, and all ref
pieces; and must be Gu Ssts a sa~ and tnft, In
ieces z ins not less than six pour DIS o ch.
D tn the beef nd pork must hr lied With 1t
last on statute bush Of l. rk's Island, isle Of
lay, or st Uhss salt; aud the beef must have Eve
Juices OF fine pu -erised saltp. tire to g barrel.
exclusive Of pickle, % b. N de frum fpeh ~st
strong salt viii make IL, and must Be psrfsct-
bright and clear. -... aL.
-fixht Of eef or pork, and no exces Of weighs in
ithe- article wi be paid for.
Tue barrels must be entirely new, and be made
ftha best sesson-d teart of white oak 1T wee and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
MarrIea,

n, Ire s0lh inst, By Rev. Mr.. Lipseomb. GORGE
HENRY CURTIS IL this county. and Miss anna
IiOI. MES LOCkHART. daughter Il Alr, benl1mn
I.orkksrt, q Berkeley oouniy
a. m. ola inst b. the same. Mr. r. A. ul.k and
Ms HESTER ANN TH0APSoN Nall Of Jedsrsen.
N ,he alst instant, b. Rev. Or. RoYd. Or. LEMis
4 MILLER e " inehrster. and Miss MAkts dansa-
,er q Frederick shaltz. Of Frederick eOpniy
& a, the l4th instant, BY Rev Dr. Boyd, Gkoheh
+. MILLER and Miss MARY B.. daughter q IsP,.
Charles Chase--all Of Minehesteg.
o. he ooh Instant By Rev. p. s. Davis, HENRY
F. KNOCK and Miss HANNAH daughter Of james n
Barrett--all Of Winchester.
On The a0th inst. by Rev Cornelius Walker. W u
A. MORGAN, Il Shopher3s,own. Jefferson eonniy. e
Mis- ANNA J.. daughter q the late Col AZ gsstlne
Smith, q Winchester. M -,
Oh the l4h inst. BY ReEs Charlie NC s s
d SrIPES and Miss ANN y ia " SR22sn AID N;-.
sriek eonnsrs----guter q the late DR.. c. A. TlSy.
l - uafdy county.
On the Ieth instant. By Rev. Samuel Cover, VIII.
LIAM ETcHER and Miss oLEyIA Lf0N-an q
Loadonn eonnty.
Cathedral Baltimore. VIM GRAHAM SCOTT ESQ /,
Of Washington, and Miss ANNA VIRGINIA DEvLlN,
Of the same place, daughter Of Lieut. Dryln late Of The
Marine Corps.
On the 2ist inst BY Rev. G. W. Cooper, MOTLEY
7. BALTZELl., Of Green6eId Mills. Md. and Niss
ANNA A. HAM, Of Martinsburg, Va.
o. the 18th instant. BY Rev. G.. W. Cooper. VIM
M. HOUF and Mrs MARGARET A. SEIBERT, all
Of Berkeley county.
Ga tie auth instant by Rev. d. =. Sprigg, PEYToN
RANDOLPH HARRISON, Esq. aud SARAH FOR
ES r. eldest daughter Of the late Col Edmund p Hun
ter, Of Martnsburg.
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Baltimore Market.
Randolph a. Laiimer's

C.acULAL or PRIcEs ~ TINS BALTIMORE MAaKKr
For he rsek ending Dec. -. 1854.
Reported expressly ior the Free Press.
APRLEs.-Supply large and no demand. We
quQle nominaly al 50 90 10 81 90 per Dbl.
BurTER The receipts are iighlerlhanlasi week
a change in prices We quote Glades in kegs al
l6 10 20 els. Western 10 IA cts Roll at l2lo Is
cts. Prime Is 10 - cts.
BseswAx.--We quote 26 to % cts, with no
demand.
BEANs-Saies Of Mixed at so to IS cents; White
81, 25tt $3.50.
BAcoS.--Dall and prices remain as quoted.
Sales OF Shoulders att 10 "a cts Sides 1t 10 II,
Hams plain 80 II cents Fancy - to Is els ;.
CogsTRT SoAP.--ln good demand with sales al
6 10 tets.
ClrTLE-4O0 offered at the scales on THURSDAY.
all Of which were sold al So p 10 81 IS on the
the hoof,s equal 10 $3.50 10 S92 melt, and the
balance we're taken out OF the market.
CLoyERssED- firm nd prices advancing
We quote Sc SO 10 81
; CoRs.-Reeeipis light and market bright We
quote While al Is 1000 cts. Yellow u 50 TO 81 cts.
DRIED FRulT-Sales Of Apples al 81 Is to$I 80
Peaches al 81 70 to - IS.
n DEERsKIEs.-Are in demand and sell at rs zoe.
FLouR-The latest news from Europe Is quite
favorable and the market has an npM ard tenden-
cy- Receipts are largely increasing We qnole
$50
NFgRs Outer al 81 to So Rel Fox 371
10 bets. Mink 30 o62l els. Coon and Grey For
IL tol5. Muskrat6 10 g. Rabbit 1 TO q
GrsszxG.-Market dull. Held nominaliy al 20
10 IS cts.
Hoss.--Receipis are large and demand firm
Sales al SIS so TO Sc %.
LARD-Sales in bis. at to 10 cts Kegs III TO
l2l els.
Oars.--Good demand, and sales al 45 10 IS els.
Rye.--Sales OF Md at 1000 5lI5 Pa. lis 10
$40.
SNAKE Reor-Seneca is il demand and sells
readily al 50 10 So ctss
TALLow.-Sales at II to I2i cenis.s
TiMgTHY SEEp-Sales al IS 90 10 50 50.
Is ygNIsoN.-1PHme saddles are worth 10 to l2l -
Whole Deer 6 to CTS
WooL.-Markel dull and prices low. Sales Of
unwashed l6 II; washef al "a 10 - 81.
WHEirs-Rcceipts not quite so large. We quote
Inferior TO good Red 81 50 to 81 95; good prime
81 1851 TO S1n5; common White S. IS to 81
Family Flour prme S2,05 10 50 IS
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Y = stated that company 4 shortly % Be foFmfd
d New York eity for he manufacture or paper
from haw.dast and Fharines Experiments have
eetn eone Into and some 81 the most beautiful pa
per made RON these materials II isfestimalfd
that = dns can Be srshased for i've dollars per
ton. and that he process through which Il wil(eo
d TIE production Of paper viii bring The price Of
The latter down II least twenty per cent, u
We should like tohear u IN early cchsauaiion
u such resuil Cor h Is win gfea, dificllty that
ws saa get paper q any prize. Our paper now
costs - 81 80 PER ream more thsh it'd d gear
go, and W. 49, q our patrons erdmble II w en-
81 n eisersares ofsuf niees Unaer such.
sirenms,ances. Ne must no only adhere % cur
n,ss. Aal greater promp.ntss lAhAffnenLa ! sic
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RLoPEMENT or MARRIED WOMAN

[ We gave yerikr1.. I. biisf account az 4, alone
ipent ease, eoq'sd I|on one Of the Pe,ti>I1fr pa
spers. The Elp1... d yesterday, contain. Inrther
gpariculars; from fi1h we learn that tie ladv
IN question is 4 small peaf figure. eyes large and
beamins not very COZ yersatiopal although kerlips
Ss s sSa Hg Ys sas sss ssssssd 4,
Gently resided viii Der husband Gan E derIb man
many years her scnirr) between Two lines 81 rail-
road divcreing from Peiersbufe Her nsrfmodr.
$gaila1l you ksntaekian, with eyes that speak
j snd tongue tnal persnades, studied medicine 10
Nrw York, apd here became acquainted with her,
which acquaintance was enewed not Tong since in
Rchmond. The husband ofIhe LADY followed The
II unaways tD4Wakhingfon,. where he loiod mis-
swife's meme enlered upon one The hoteI Reels
tiers, and be- HainTai determined 10 pni,up Il that
house On gQlpg Q the dining room. be discovered
ms r9nawaJ hall very yindulging il creature
ieomferts, but here was no gentleman witkfn some
Idisiar &c 6fhstA A hahdschs youLg pehtiemab.
however, tcok his seat near me good man spd
was most elviIy attentive to him I'M dinner was
oyer. As ihelsdies eiiaed, the deserted hu shaRd
tapped his wifeon The shoulder SAYING. s1vhat sse
'ypa doing here, Mrs. 10 o. The lady started,
come TO see what they doia Congress- aW6at
are you doing here, Mr. -----.fs II reckon re
lcbme also to seeiGhat theysdo in Consfessn repl-
ed the husband They refined t0the chamberg ana
although the hpkhaRd had a. aoad regnifer 10 his
poek et and 4 hickory sick in bis hand here was
no sign q spY pals sbi9g besides himsslfip that
and We understand matters are ID BE- al once dravn
up for dir6Ftea,meiisa etihofsls While the feu
niied couple weseltalkingyit seems that lRe a.ten
tive young geais who sHas no Dthef than The cav
heniuekian, eaidt his own bi |, and made tracks
before any cal c2qld gsi ont Of the bag All that
These viii bk oGt scIhe DAY OF olher ~ 0si'srI
Sd. tlrsst s.stf 4 RieE,nsnd yJ,e1xtS1i
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CARRIER.s Address.

Oar Carrier requests " 10 presenfhis eomplil
meats q he readers OF he Free Press end saws
Ne WIN call oashem on Monday morhing next, L.
vAich time be hopes they Win have plsngy bfpalas
ars reaay. Nov. irienis. donthegleciahe Carrier,
Ibr he kasAbeea faithful 10 kis eAsiesplsrsrF
TAorsdsy, N VAIN Or c0iA victor Dry. b. has
presumed you viii he Free Pfessra Il ySd sAoulai
aeeleci hin, peshapssAe fsisow ny sad ftaecliob
iAaf ke sines may beisli ydnsf sfa1 HI snadti
-Ana Pa,roaa. should yOu reach godudylnsl
day, az 49, !. Is,
bsIpfe " closing night q next pscem Aer. 4 !,
Aememoet that yenf News-boY looked Tor pay
And II you bow forget pefchance YeuFll then
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...... s .4-<7 t,-r| surzrslsd II both
~ -. g. s. ..s,ssr, ssienslrn
n,csr Is. p-,9ie Tkt RofhaAef D1''y 49, -
-. 49,
-, in,sniiouea piegehefth maunE 3 :. -
eur N1t -. - H., ,}3{tf ~ meffaiiCn Tor tie
restorHi]cr 2. h rs-.Slp< &JrelsIf. hbNefet
thai elcn - 80, nusi lad d 1e.slt1lnly.
4 wcgh =. ~ pm <sai{ 81 ne HsE. 4sfs
nntDs g.ssesa IN 49,. tore edo side vi ~
q - r.lrh ride and 700 n =. ,s,,rh n b6th
.fs~- Is reIicanish easily. 8k-sf-, a. sucll0
i,~~ rrorccaiioo and viii such 4 .k~l.te iilrn-'
-. .Rxldently he ends Of neither vt.1 - GAIN
a praee which should leave both <-Iis ens
go k1le'm. The WesieTn PJrefs can uuly - safe
- - k6rn1fiaffon 81 Russia aad the Car e M.
sr,.ir 81 re man 10 abandon wiihput better tea
- skan he has Is yet Seen those pl1ees q terri-
~,orlsI arernndzement which have bern cherished
~ III. lSmIly for two eenipdes
II she repof, Be true that Ans'f'1 "a -
Ia rsn1snk- and E<nnee- IiRef VI nsafuF.
eonsldefasion. There mar Be. however. iptsrrsi,
md views u sake far beyond The vision ofih.A
ner'ean people q present TIE eten,s ef Il. vib.
ier are 70 have an intense interest ,hfouehoo, ,e
civilized world. itsf8.1 q.
IT'S sfaiedin some ofthe papers lkaishe Commit.
80 % Feseirn Relations 10 The House 81 RIrr,es
ssnstises ere Disposed 70 repsrth rescsutiou oa AZ
rHaeet- II adopted, and three sueh len Il GA
Cess Mr. Fillmore and Gen. Rusk wrFe Is M.
= fn'srpcse friendly word; ne niss,oS e6u,p
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nations ofpcseos 6aadsd sokethet By VOWS. oaiIs
or a,iens for,he % rpose sskeA sttasss.
gLasAed e 1gt7TqL depIying any eiizsn. Haliyeag
eufta to'himby he Cobsfisutich al laws q
fsylvania q Ofake1Uatled St0eep sso5 NsS.
soeh |. charge, ifirwasiNaiyl delivered owss'
equally . vioiatiOn oflaE aHascouatAsn ses.s1r.
The mos, nlas Of Kdo& Nolhlbgi,ews Rtsaaie
hneseser coni1mpAled deptiyIEEs Vh6se clio AZ 8
lalrsary shi.as Sishyot The tiEAls seebfed ofhein
~ existing laws The qaessish faieffDS the laws
50 lllAl tkoss heiskl,es5 De sdafFe ciisenskip
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a I1sysEs,sjerg sociesIea, ao1 shel see6hpiR6sl
Iaensnf haliiiral purposes acknowledgements
q. bartheselisrsHsiaiy nc,hibe h The laws ofthea
codh1g rh6lbehdegs hem Ssi 10 itag Is sAeiFi
obiers .is.nOt q besx ncOkHarsiniSs 10 txisisIs
lswss--B nlly 4 Arrirnneq sldiogfyni $50 unlssr
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