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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
EMIGRAETs TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.

TENN Williams n Co.'S Township Maps are the
best, being complied from the United States Sur
yeys oiTIcial Information, and personal rccounois-
.ance showing thu streams roads towns, post ofees,
county seats works Of Internal Improvement, etc.
etc Being published within the state are, in fact, the
only teluble and complete
MAP OF IOWA.
Being regu larly appointed agents for the sale OF
these maps We are prepared to furnish them 10 the
trade a, the publishers low rates, or by
the single copy. Also:
40 doz J. ii. Cotton Co. and Ensign, Bridgman
Fanniugs maps of the United States, Western STATES
and the states OF ILLINOIS, Iowa, Wisconsin ana Mis-
snuri. and Territories of Minnesota. Kansas and Me-
br4ssa For sale, wholesale or retail, by
WARREN Il RHAWS.
Bookseller. and Slltioners, Dealersin Wal Paper.
window Shades, etc. Illinois street Rock Island,
Post 0ficc, Davenport. APP ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
WALL PAPER.

WE have just reeey ed second lot of Wall Paper
w and Borders direct from the Manufacturers in
New York aud We have now on hand 600 Roiis OF
various patterns We will ESQ receive IN few days
by Rail road another large lot of6.O0 Rolls making
our stock amount to 10000 Rolls Of $50 patterns. To
persons intending To paper their houses this spring,
ohld that being the Agents o one OF thc iar-
ge,t Manufacturers in New York are prepnredito
furnish Wall Paper and Borders al Factor! prices
with the addition uffreEht
For the nyenieucC of gu customer IN davenport
We hnyc samples Of all our all Paper and Bordersa a;
our Book stand in the Post Office, where they can
ma selections and leave he.r orders Give us call
We will give satisfaction 10 q purchasers
WARREN & RHAWN,
Book sellers and Statoners and dealers In Wall Pa
per Post Dtiee. davenport. Illinois ST., ROCK isand.
March 2tth u,f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
UNION CAR AND BRIDGE wo1Ks,
Chicago Illinois.
STONE q RnOMER

BUILDERS Of Howes' Patent Truss Bridges and
ID Roofs, Turntables, Passenger. Baggage and
Freight Cars. Also, Bolt eating Machines, Upright
Drills, &c.
Bolts made, Machine Work and general jobbing
done to order.
Apr3dly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09

N. W., fRLzED.-An eminent LAWYER a,
e west, Edward Bates, in DECLINING nm
.,sns request To permit himself 10 he >
IN. u'aate for the United States Senate, s,;d
Al nao''s are retired and domestic. anl
NY sources OF happiness are at homer
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
10000 Rolls Wall Paper, etc.
FRESH STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS!

Jrsr opened direct from the largest Factories OF
Philadel phia and New York, large assortment oil!
Wall Papers in qualities for Rooms, Haits6c. com
prising great variety Of new patterns. selected eS
pressly for trade by the subscriber and ior sale
a, Eastern prices for Cash only, viz.
Good Common Vail pupcr only ten Cents per roll;
Fine do do l:s 90
Extra do do 10 90
Rest Medium do 90 do
Good Glazed and satincd, % do
Fine do 80 do
Extra qualities do - 1913 %
Bordcrs In great variety for Cheap and Fine papers;
Fine gord Prints, aeed Green and Aaro C 90
Wide Curt1n Papers;
Plain Glazed and Green. Blue and Figured;
at the IOWA BOOK ROOMS, No. 36 Brady Street,
between Fad and Sd sls., davenport Iowa
9TH mo 2s.-tl. ELL ADAMS, Agent
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09

,esa; iargest funeral procession we have
of M I'luscatlne accompanied the remain,
res,;n lyman {. Hins, yesterday to their
bv g place The hearse was preceded
sbre,.p,' ooess,on of citizens, walking two
siaus. ana followed by long line Of car.
-. ana other vehicles Mu,eaf,,, yo,,r
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
MRS. n. KREBS.
MuG.LUNE. X u
NOTICE!

NOTICE.
/ HAVING sold out my Stove es,abishm emit am
l. now desirsus OF settling MP accounts; / here
notify al men owing either by note or book ac-
count 10 call and settle by the 10Th day May. If not
paid by that time they will be put in the hands Of the
constable for collection On notes not due will
make liberal discount.
Also. all persons having claims against me will
bring them in aud receive payment.
IL. WIcKERSHAM.
May ], ls55-3wdwfi.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
Received at No l Le Claire Block,

Received at No Le Claire Block,
Harper's Magazine for May.
Putnam,s do do
Grahan,'s do do
0odey's Lady's do
Also New Publications.
Summer Land. u Southern Tale;
tastl- Builders;
The Initials,
Kansas and Nebraska-by Hale;
Life OF Seward--by Geo. Baker;
The Slave OF the Lanp--by North
MAY Jrd w. ". HOLMES a. Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
FRANCIS JACOBY, jas,
NEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE

THE subscriber invites the attention Of
/ the citizens OF Davenport and surrounding country
to his Drng aud Chemica Store Brady between Sec
ond and Third SITS.
Prom his knowledge and experience in the business,
he can assure those who fave him, that they III
be with Medicines Of the best quality, pre-
rs red with the strictest and odera prices.
Personal attention will be given 10 the compound
ing of all Prescriptions.
He also keeps good assortm emit Of French,
English and American Perfamery, Tooth and Hair
Brushes, Combs, and General assortment of Fancy
Articles.
Davenport, Oct Ieth. lssi-du
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
W all Paper

Just received and opening at the old stand No.
lie Caire Block large and well selected lot OF the
above named article, ssitatle fr Halls and Rpomss
prsing great variety OF patterns, also sordcf,
to match. Prices 10 suit the times.
w. n. HOLMES and Co.
Davenport, 3rd April, 1855. mihs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
Girl Want ed

C0PPERSMITH AND PLUMBER
THE subscriber is now prepared to do all kinds OF
Copper work Plumbing, Roofing. X c, a 80 a gen.
era obbing business Of every description connected
viii the lin. Copper and Sheet iron business. Stove
Pipe, Sheet Zine Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Sheet Cop
psr, Bathing Tabs, Pumps, etc., etc; furnished n. all
tunes Oh the most reasonable terms and al short no.
lice
House Gutter and Spouting made to order All
work warranted. Old Iron, Copper and Lead wanted
ana taken in exchange for work.
Davenport Api7, is55-diy J. II DUMoNr.
Perry So. between Cd Il I'd.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
yoYAGEs. TRAVELs, Ac.

Sea and Sailor, by Cotton, VI w
fack do Port 5. do | 90
Ship do Shore, " do W
Three Years in California do %
Summer Cruise ia the Mediterranean, by Wills, 20
Captain Canal, an African Shaver, 95
swell Life nj sea- 90
Salt Water Bubbles, by Martingale, ] 10
Runni. K Sketches OF Men and Pieces,
by Geo. Coi~ay, the OJbewi. Chief, 90
Travel. among the Indians, by Mckinney, 90
What saw in California sy Bryant, Co
California aud Oregon Trait. Parkmans, IS
Exploring IA pedition 10 Oregon, Hines, GO
Frcmont's do CALIFORNIA DO 20
California isiory from its discovery, Capfon's Is
I,if. ON the Plains and at the Diggings, q
Kansas nd NEBRASKA, IS
Prom Ter Life in the South West, 20
Prairie and Rocky Mountain Life, Is
Attic IOWA ok ROOMS,
No 50 Brady, bet I'd and Sd Streets,
Davenport, Town.
5no 9th II ELI ADAMS, Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
100000 Feet

SEASoNED Flooring-plancd and naichcd-efss
- perior qualit. for sale by
BURNELL, GILLET & CO.
Nov. 10.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
Hurrah for the Davenport Express

rHHESplendid Omnibus will commence running reg.
ularly from Davenport to East Dave npori, leaving
the corner of Second and Brad! sis- III the fore.
noon "a and 10 clock in the afternoon at and
q o'clock. VIII make regular trips 10 the Rock Is
land Railroad Depot ia time 70 reach he morning and
evening cars. Always prepared for pleasure rides
and parties. Sundays Will funfrom the above corner
to me, ByT JOHN SHICk.
Apr '55d-tf Der Demokrat please copy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
FOR SALE

4 STORE on Main street The best ho,.. a.
woi In Forrest Il Billions addition. WesaI
let clock U.s. lots 10 Green addition l5cO ar,.s
his' rate Gaa 10 cl'ntcoCe- wuu.HsR GsAsY.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
STOVES! STOVES!

Stoves Stoves!
fI>iE subscribers having purchased the entire stock
Of Stoves, &c, Of II. WIcEEnsHAM, fdeaier in the
well known Chart lak Air Tight Cook Stov.) would
solicit share of public patronage, hoping 10 satisfy
all " ho may in future deal with wound insert
the following inducements, FIRST we sell bath Eastern
and Western Stoves, including over 20 Patterns Of
COOK STOVES, Of which to select.
We warrant every Stove sell, both 10 operate and
advantage of pc wanting good stove buy Of
US We keep constantly ON hand y large supply Of
Charter Oak.
WcwouId also oferto dealers the folio wing induce
mems; having purchased our stock in the East,
b'es US TO sell YOU Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron and all
kinds of Timers socA at Chicago prices, freight ad
ded, thereby saving you expense, trouble and clay.
Mr.. HICKS being practical workman. will attend
personally 10 all kinds of Jobbing such Tin Roof
lug, Spouting, Coppersmiihihg, &c, all work war
ranled.
Brady between Front and Second.
MAY ID, la55-dwn WICKERSHAM & HICKS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
FRENCH MERINOES
Grass Seed.
NEW ArLLINERY

On Ferry bet. I'd and ID sss.,
MES BAKER respectfully informs the lsd,es AZ
Az davenport and vicinity. that phc Il this dsv
opening due and fashionable assortment or
bsnaess, Caps, Hsad-dEsssss, As.,
which she Invites them TO cali aud sxsmips
All orders executed with neainess aad taste ~.
sesxseteaned and altered 70 fashiopable ssyle.
April l9h-d LIN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
Potash.
FOR RENT
TIMELY NOTICE

Ii persons having unsettled accounts " th the un-
\ designed are requested 10 call and settle the
same, and they hereby notifrd that all accounts
remaining unsettled his books the first day Of
May ne1 will be left fol collection.
April 9, '55-dti. STRONG BURNELL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
Dodks Il Stationery
More Wall Paper.

More Wall Paper!
mon MORE pieces Paper IIangings, low priced
sN"' new patterns, just received which In addi-
ton TO the stock hang, Offers great Inducements to
persons before m king thir pur .hases to call at
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No 50, Brady St Davenport.
II PA large lot Of remnants in quantities for small
rooms, selling of very cheap. ELI AID tMS,
5th mo 3d-3t Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
Tswn Lots for Sale

IN well located lots for sae credit of years.
~ Is spleDdid lots for ale on ten years credit.
Apply TO A. c. FULTON.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09

WARREN RHAWN
BOOKSELLERS g. STATIONERS,
ROCK ISLAND, ILLS. DAVENPORT, IOWA.
WHOLESALE ROOMS, ROCK ISLAND,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
BLANK, School 4 Miscellaneous BooEs,
ENGLISH, FRENCH 4 AMERICAN STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER,
French, Autographs Cheap Publications, doid
Pens and Fancy Good.
Particular attention giyentI orders.
=. II WARREN. W. H. hhA"S'
Feb.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09

For Lease,
~ Beautiful building lots Harrison and Mair
~'sireets, north OF The Iowa College grounds. at 8
low price. ApplyH VERIFY & BARROW. Apiit
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09

CoTES' colored spool threadtor sale at Mitchell
SEmporium api senu
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-04-07
From the Anti Slavery Standard
FAREWELL MESSAGE FROM CYRUS III
BURLEIGH.
70 tie Editors Of He 1disiaeey ISiaadard;

70 The Editors Of He .Iati-Siacny jSiaaaaId:
PHILADELpHIA March 49, 1855.
1t was my privilege, while ministering at the
dcatl-bcd Of cur friend, Cyrus NJ. BuRLEIcu, to
receive from his lips the following farewell mes
sage to the Executive Committee of the Pennsyl-
vania Anti-Slovcry Society, of which he has been
long, valued member. AT meeting Of the
Committee, ON the 18th inst, | was requested by
them to send it to the STANDARD for publication.
Nd.
"TeIl the executive Committee that my inter-
course and long association and co operation with
them has been Il sourse Of great pleasure and profit
to myself. Our personal friendship, which has
sprung out Of this, has been very gratifying to
me but what is lar better, is, our mutual inter
est in the great cause, which has been SO blessed
to our own souls. Tell them that, as | stand in
the near prospect of DEATH and look back upon
life, there is nothing that regard with more un-
feigned satisfaction than the devotion Of large
a portion Of my days and strength to the anti
slavery cause. | feel that in thus devotng my
self to the service of my fclow-men | have been
doing truest service to my God | feel that |
have thus proved by my life. my faith in those
eternal principles taught by Jesus Christ and en-
bodied in his life, which alike eficacious for
the personal salvation Of the SOUL and the redemp-
ton Of the world from sin. There is no part Of
the time which | have given to the anti slavery
cause, which remember with more pleasure than
thGt III which had been associated with them in
my labors while that Intercourse has given me
cordial respect and love for them, it has given me
much satisfaction in sense of the confidence
which they have rcpcscd in me. Tell them that
in my weakness AMI heiplessness, have the same
love for that cause and confidence in its funda-
mental principles, which had in the days Of my
strength when could serve it bettcr: that nothing
in my experience has tended to shake my conf
dence in our peculiar measure FOR carrying it
forward: that as they were adopted in the simple
love OF truth and obedience to duty so experience
has proved their wsdonh anl will continue 10
prove it, until the triumph Of enterprise. Tell
them that my faith is unshaken in the ultimate
triumph Of our enterprise, that rs God lives
Slavery is to fall, and Freedom is to prevail
through the day of It's success may be far distant.
Tell them that while do not feel that they need
my eYhortaton, that hope no discouraGemont or
seeming defeat will ever dshearten them. or cause
them to relax their efforts for moment, | had
hoped that should live long enough to see the
6nal triumph Of our eau3c / hoped that might
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-04-07
sA1EM COIUMDTANA COUNTY ONO SATURDAY. ApnlI l. 855.

It's sins and causing prayers 20 be pot up fr it IN
all tIc churches II sccnied to We litJlc too htrsh
to call it worry severely to account, or to ipbukc
very decidedly ono vho seemed already soover.
whcmed Will The consciousness Of sin. Bat now
that the bga2cu old cryature has hHcr driven g.
throw on all her hypocrtica dsguiscs, and to shoN
herself exactly as she is, undertaking TO lord ii
over US too-gyc utterly discain any nlusion TO
the President OF Dartnouth Collegc-as we'll as
over the negroes, it viii certainly not be long be-
fore she is expelled from all decent society, If not
shut up in some house Of correction or at least pat
under guardianship.
The new position which Slavery has been driven
to take, imposing as il may sccm to few thought
less and wcah-minded persons, has stripped it Of
its most available dogmas and, surely, in thus
laying il open 20 the batteries of moral sense and
common sense, the Abolitouisss, 50 far from
strengthening it, have taken u mos, essential step
toward its total destruction.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-04-07

deny, who can doubt that they are many Of
foreign birth who appreciate, value, love our
democratic form Of Government much more truly
and arc doing much more to preserve ell that
is good in our institutions, than many whose
ancestors came tJ this continent two centuries
ago2
Moreover il should be considcrel that if the
native Americans unite against foreigners the for
eigners may be aroused to unite against the ma
tVrs; and thus Il contest arise, that would be as
likely to result uniuvoruby to the former as to the
latter party, and no good be obtained by the tr,
uapu of either. But, it all the friends of our Re-
public will exert themselves to dffuse knowledge
without measure, and to give a sound moral and
religious culture to all the people then and not
TIL then will the people generally whether natives
or foreigners, appreciate justly the elective fran
chlsc, and ris1 superior to the bribery which the
political parties, the aspirants to Office, and the
General GoSGrnmeut haze SO often piled with such
disastrous effects.
But it is not against t1r-ynos, so much as
against IoIcyHCrS If q particular religious tduM,
that this new Anu-C Christ has brought out his
hosts. The outbreaks Of popular Violence show
that It is against the adherents to the Roman Cath
lie Church, rather than against foreigners, that
opposition is invoked, and political disqualification
Is denounced. The unscrupulOus magicians who
now manage the affairs of cur country dreading
the onslaught that was about to be made upon that
peculiar Institutions" which has become the es-
pecial protege Of our Federal Government, con
jured up the l0ng-chcrishcd hatred Of the Protcs'
tauts to make new issue with the Roman CHtho-
lies and thus again divert the people from the
only vital question there is in the politics OF this
nation-Liberty or Slavery. But look at it!
SeIt-contradctjon, absurdity Slares in the fore
front OF this movement. The most Anti Christian
the worst OF the bad spirits Of Popcry is invoked
to shield us from the imaginary designs of Il for
clgn foe, leaving us all the more a prey to the OBJ
vious designs Of an intestine enemy, an enemy
Di
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-04-07
From the Tribune.
DISCUSSES TORN OFF.

y.
At go uncommon t1lng Tor the partlsans or "p-
p'oS'S's oI slavery including the sun large bnt,
'"'nh hG%Eeh, rapidiy G'hl"lShlhS Gl"ss OF Nor'A-
! iGN '2pSnaceS, Wheh n"Fu presae9' ana i'~'AS
! no loopno'e 'IfoIS" WhcH 70 Gstate;, 10 tu'H 70
DGS wshe. .aeearatign t NAT after a.i, 1t Is tGey
M"o "ie tc !ue iFlTHuS "i G"'"t' 'ie'ml1n 10 una '""'
/ lIe ApotuorhstS ana pte,ehGe" Ahi-Sia'CfF Veo-
~ =" e. - i"ct, Stt OA'V' ODe'"1i1s AZ ''C way I
Tue G' "Joli'!VN Oh SiR?efy'
INC cfl"''cP t"fuy lei'eu "pG" 10 Hl"in''tH
US az very PaFeaoSlcai assertion IS ne ''4ues,Iola
o'e ',.o' VI tio sEeG' 'n"1ee Nln' !" Ie ..s'
@ 10y - ''"s ~" "Io al '''O t'!oo.
"a, "a ,loNS Gu-rtHS ~ '"c 0'":" p "io S".9eO' "a
@ +, - u'C1 l9cJ s"y' n '9 Glu 'iAigs oi
" "s.''', va tI "''' .Io
H"s it''u ~ ~ ~ ~ > 90.
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,,yyr,;r'I nIii 'rin ,,,S,,i tatGn Nv, te enrtb in
c ,t,o ovto,.i ~ -r,. ot tbo t;r,a
"f ,o 5,;Ds,r; fnoj ,, n ,,,,
is tc,r, s;,on r, Ioo %
o,,s ,r,,,,n +; f,,r "f ortondin'+ cc,.so,iI,,
oca,o,n;ceI ana noIit;co oy;i to- ,c ct ro,io,,
r ~ III va ~ "'-
Src ,s v"U o sr.Gd c ,,.oo.;,, ,;,,;o, o,,o,
rho sIavcSoIJars rLcn no nliorn Ant;.@nycr1v
movement took its rise. Since then the slayclold-
and their Northern allies have gone great way
further IN the same direction They now hold that
ai,;, nv an oo VI any oF'., oI' T|t - 49,
The SoutRern Sta7es os Ncw.york Onoker un.
dertook to prove cor Them great deal richer than
the Northarn States-a firm basis and the only
hrh oasls Pi ueSovfa'lc lnsSiu|l9HS 'nuI sn,s
10 'he oouthern ota'es Sr"uu Po'tticuI "u'"ntuso
over muse Oh the Norlh ana NnI' Is l'ole' st'''o
c' society resting upon ef'o "u'hoii'l "'iN
iVre unfuestohauly rSnleouS anI S?uu; M MA1
tHcse uoctri.eS VIC nsur no" u.'3,uSI'na.S i''l' i
most uVSAlNt'clly m9n'hcH' ROU " 9lr c
mercy Dut ny NeW-EhSiNiI p0c'ors ol I'h ilhly
qi me Strictest ana lnYSt o!ihoaoA sect pastors u
b1ston 1nureheS' ana ffeSiaehtS OF c9iioses,,
CnaouDtediy' SO lar as ineofy anu slec"ie'ion
Co. slavery mas Oh la,e eAnlDNeu or,t~tn lront
suGh rs II hau never before assumed noe oon'en' @
10 pe toierated as confessed Gt p". JIg erGier
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-04-07

be able to consecrate longer life in its evico in
this sphere of action it has been trial To INC to
be disabled for such service, and il is trial o be
rcmorel from such labor and c3mponi0nship: bu,
as believe the affections OF the soul are not tenn
porary, and my attachment to that cause is deer
aud abiding principle, | cannot believe that my
sympathy with it or with those engaged in its ser
vice will die with the death of my body. Unseen
and unknown as the future life is to us, believe
that shall always watch with lively interest
the progress OF the great moral enterprise in which
| have been so long engaged, and the action o'
those with whom have been associated SO long
That if it is permitted to disembodied souls tc re-
visit the scenes of their earthly labous; | shall o.
ten be with them in their counscls, that shall
sympathia9 with them in their trials and their
cesscs, and, if possible, that shall gladly contrib
ute to their add
Ar a meeting Of the Executive Committee ofthc
Pennsylvania Anti-Slayery Society, held ON the -
inst, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted and the Secretary was directed to send
them to the National \. S. Standard, FOR pubica-
ton.
Resolved, That, in the death Of Cyrus NJ. Bur,
leigh, this Executive Committee has lost a valued
member, and the members of the PENNSYLVANIA
Anti Slavery Society most earnest end faithful
coadiutor, who, in the various Offices which he was
called to Gil, laboured with untirng deyotedness to
the cause Of Human Freedom.
Resolved, That, in the answering fidelity, the
self sacrificing zeal, the uniailmg faith Of our be-
loved brother, we nave an example which should
incite us to renewed diligence in our efforts in be-
half Of the slaves redemption.
JAMES MOTT, Chairman.
MARY GREw, Secretary.
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