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The true Democrat., 1855-07-31
County Subscription to the
 Memphis R. R.

The county court of Pulaski county decided last week to take $1OO,OOO of stock in the Memphis railroad company, for which the county bonds, bearing seven per cent. interest will be issued.
 It may we'll be said that the county of Pu- laski has been liberal in its encouragement of railroads. The State has given the Memphis e mpany lands sufficient to build the road, and Little Rock and Pulaski have stepped forward and made voluntary contribution each of $1OO,OOO. With all this most assuredly the road ought to be built. We hope and trust our county court and city authorities may not be disappointed.
 To show the burden of taxation to be inn posed and collected within the county of Pu- laski the coming year, the following list is gi-
The true Democrat., 1855-07-31
The Curtain Rises.

We give the following article from the Mem- ,phis Eagle and Enquirer, formerly a whig pa- per, but now a leading know nothing paper:
 A rkanSaS Politics..
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LIT us, REASON TOGTnER.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
WHY ARE WE SICK!

II has been the iot Of the human race 70 Be WEIGHED
down by disease and suffering. I0LLOWAfS PILLS
are specially adaTsci the relief % the WEAK, the
NERVOUS, the DELICATE, and the tNfikh, Of an
emes ages, s.aes, and constitutions. Profcesor Heb
Iov.y personally psrnttnds the manufacture u hs
moiie,.e. In The United States and Offers them 10 free
ami enlightened people, the hest remedy the world
$50 a. ~ f.r the rrmoy Al of dlsease.
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U. s. BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims |!

RMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, both
n Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors. Marines, flotlla
Men, Musicians. Wagon Masters, Transfers, Indians,
and all persons who may have served fourteen days In
any Of tho Wars Of the United States since the year lISO
the law Of 1855 gives each you who have net heretofore
received Warrant for Land One Hundred and Sixty
Acres And to all who have received Bounty Land,
enough more TO make One Hundred and Sixty Acres
In the case Of the death Of the person entitled 10 Lard
his widow, II no Widow the minor Child or Children,
are entitled TO the Bounty.
We are prepared 10 promptly prosecute az claims
for Land, and piH supply Justices Of Peace, County
Clerks, Commissioners Of DEEDS, Nofdries Ptehe'
L,rV,rs and all Others, rih the necessary fnsfrse-
fions, and blank forms, free Of cost, on application
By mail or ottrriss.
When deslrei we will sell he Warrant at the market
price, and remit check for process.
N. II. C0BB Il Co.,
- william Street, New-York.
RKTFR~cEs-Dank Of the q, mmonwealth, New-York.
Ohio Life Trust Company, New York
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ID. Il. So,fES,

MANUFACTURER o. Loom Harnes sss
IVA Irvine aud vsrpishes of all kinds.
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NJ uvs.. -isas ma ct~Pr, rhysi.Is. ~as &s..i. ..
the top Of his profession, 81 John bulls Sasaparls
hay, been using John Bulls Sarsaparilla In great
variety Of ehrCuc diseases with the most happy Effects
and have no hesitation In recommending IL Il the public
for the cure Of scrofua, syphilis, and all cunsous and
glaOdular diseases. Yours, most feryently,
Lswisport, Ky, April q, 1919. WM.srAlP, NJ ID.
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q RATS


Just Published: A New Discovery in Medicine
,FEw WORDS on THE RATIONAL TREATMENT,
n without Medicine, Of Spemitorhea or Local Weak
ness Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weak
ness of the Limbs ami Back lndsposOn and Incapael-
~ f1r Study and Labor, Dizziness OF Apprehension Loss
u Memory diversions to Society Love Of Solitude, Tim.
idty Self Dlsrust, Dizziness Head Ache, Involuntary
Discharges Pains IN the side Affection Of the Eyes,
Pimples on the Pace Sexual and other lnhrmities In
man.
PROM TIE FRENCH or Dr. d. DE LANEY.
The Important fact that these alarming complains
may easily be removed WITHOUT MEDICINE Is, In this
small tract clearly demonstrated and the entirely new
and highly successful treatment, adopted by the hu-
49, s,is sSIaial hy o which every one en-
ablel TO cURK HiNSELP PERFECTLY, AND At TINS LEAST
POSSIBLE cosr, avoiding thereby all the advertised nos
trums of the day.
Sent 10 any allrCs' gratis, AMI post iree In sealed
envelope by RENTING post pal) two postage stamps
to DR. B.DE LANEl, No. II Lspenard Street, New
York. omcsSo
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IAr,.rn,. 1nix 1914 1910

LOUISVILLE, July 1911, 1919
have examined the list Of articles that com pose John
Bulls Extract Of sarsapara and have no hesitation In
saving that II Is n safe and valuable compound lwoud
prefer Il to any article In use for the diseass arising
IRON an impure sats Of the blood or faint OF tin system
1 confidently recommend IL to my friends AS being q
powerful Extract, aud that believe will cure all
classes Of Diseases for which Is recommended II used
according TO directions believe II 10 be valuable
sIec.daneuni to Mercury - Nay, i have my doubts
whether ia the violent aud proracted 'ases OF
syphilis panied with Nodes Trope, In carrie OF the
bones whether Il not 10 succeed. oherfemedy
:. H. MuCONAClllE,M ID.
unnnr.r, Inan,hor Of The Neica Society. Hhiaellhla
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Female Complaints.

No Female young or DID, should be without this esls-
bratsi medicine. II corrsets and regulates the monthly
courses all periods acting IN many cases like charm.
ID also tho bst and safest medicine that be given
to Children % all ages AMI Coz any complaint eonse-
quenily.no family should be without Il.
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Farm For Sale.

THE farm situated IN Saco, on the River Road,
i two miles from the villages Of Saco and Bid.
deCord, recently occupied by jeremiah q. Stimp.
son, deceased The farm consists VI about 100
acres, about twenty-five of which is excellent in
terval, aud the balance upland, part Of which Is
woodland. The buildings consisting of a good
two story House, Barn forty by seventy, and
good out buildings are in good repair There are
two good wells near the buildings and soft water
is brought directly into the house. The usual
Yield of hay on the farm is from 40 TO 30 tons
The character OF the soil, aud lis location being
near TO a market which Is always good, render tie
farm a very desirable one, and worthy the a,ien.
ton Of any smart active man who i DESTROYS Of
engaging IN agricultural pursuits, TO make money.
There Is a small orchard Oh the farm.
For particulars as TO price, terms Of payment,
which will be made easy by giving proper secur.
", inquire OF Daniel Simpson, B.dGeiord, or on
tic premises.
Saco, Sept %, 1855, 3Sf
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Hollonays Pills are the best remedy
knorn IN The ,rorM for The JOl-
Lo,,.,,r D..,,e,s

Asthma Dauh9a Indigestion
Bowel Complaints Dropsy lnfuenIa
Coughs Debility Inflammation
Coils Fever and Ague Neneryal AZ
Chest Dheue fcmle Complaints fccton.
Costiyene-s Headaches Worms, u all
Dyspepsia Stone AMI Gravel kinds
Secondary symptoms Inward Weakness LIVER Com
Lowness Of Spirits Piles plants
80 Sold at the Manufactures ~ Professor HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane, New York, aud "a Strand, London, by
all respectable Druggists AMI Dealers % Medicine
ghout the Unei states and the civilized world, In
pots, at IS cents, 81 IL cents, and 81 each.
lr There IL q considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. u. Directions Coz the guidance q patients In every
disorder are affixed 10 each box.
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These Pills purify the Blood.

These fAmou. Pills are expressly combined 10 oper.
ate on the stomach, the liver, the Kidneys, the lungs,
the skin, and the bowels, correcting any derngsmsni
In their functions. purifying the blci the very foun-
tain Of LIE and thu, curing dlsease In all ts fofms.
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SHAW & CLARK, Proprietors,
RIDDEEORD. ME-. u. s. A.

Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietors,
and ,t retail by I. Gilman, ID. l. Mitchell Libby
& Towne, and Charlie, Murch, Saco, L. Shaw
aud Sal,er Emery Il Co, Sanford John Merrill
and Samuel Lord, Springyale WIN III. Connant,
>ilas Derby and Sayward S Webbcr Alfred A.
Warren, Kennebunk aud by all tue principal
Apo,hecarries and Druggis, throughout the Unit
led States and CanldaS. James III. Chadbourne
* Co, Wilmington, North carolina, wh3lesaIe
agpnt, Tor the Southern Middle and Western
States; Weeks & Potter, Boston, agents for
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut
Pond & Morse, Rutland, VI, agents lyr Vernon
John ) Hayes, Great Fdils agents for New Hamp
,hire Rugg & Wilton, Montreal, agents for the
CanadaS.
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FOR SAL r,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,
And other Valuable Real Estate(

Anu Quiet NuludUlC nCdl LstdttS
THE following described Zeal Estate, coInphs.
i ing House Lots, and other property, ellgibly
situated In the villages OF Saco and Blddeiord,
will be sold by the proprietors, at prices aud ON
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 ia number, are
principally situated ia Ssco, between the Railroad
Depnis Of Biddeford aud Saco-s portion of them
above the Railroad, and portion below, In
pleasant and healthy location. aud commanding
line view of both villages. They are advantage.
ously situated for the residence oi persons having
business Ia either Saco Or Biddelod, being within
six minutes walk Of Main street aud PcPpcrll
Square Saco, aud five minutes walk al The Ma.
chine Shop aud Cotton Mil Of The Laconia, Pep.
perell aud Water Power Corporations OF Bldde.
lord. A substantial Bridge, $50 feet long aud "
feet wide, resting on granite picrs aud with side.
walk. has been built across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Bidd,iorj, aud placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths OR
ner From this bridge street j. graded 10 The
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which will be
extended to Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin Oi The
Saco River, and 10 Wafer street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into The county from
Saco, will nicr.ect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge 10 Bddc.
ford.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proptie.
tors have dozen or more house lots Tor sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge and
within two minutes walk u the workshops aud
mills ON said island.
They will sell also in lots Of from one TO five
acres, as may be wanted, tract of land adjoining
that which is reserved Tor house lots. Said tract
consists OF a acres and il situated on the West.
ern side Of the Railroad, aud runs to the Buxton
road, the liue striking that road within few rods
VI the Saco Depot.
Wanan,ec Deeds will be given Of all lots sold
by the propieiors, A. H. Boyd Ssco ID. l..
Somrs, IBiddeiord Josephus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William T. New
ell, Manchester, N. II.
For further particulars, as to prices and condit.
ions, inquire OF ID. T. S0MES, OF Bddeiord,
agent iof h propiieiOr. ST
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General Debility. iii Health.

Many Of the most de.potc Governments have opened
their Custom Houses the introduction u these Pills,
that they may become the medicine of the mAsses.-
learned Colleges admit that this medicine 10 the best
remedy ever known for persons u decais health, or
where the system has been impaired is inyigonting
properties never fail 10 afOnl relief
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and Liver Complaints.

Nearly half the human race have taken these Pis.-
II has been proved In all parts Of the wor that noh
ing has been found equal TO them In cases Of disorders
% the liver, Dyspepsia. and stomach complaints gener-
ally. They soon give healthy tone 10 these organs,
however much denngod, and when all other means
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LAND WARRANTS

OBTAINED under the late act Of Congress, for
" all who have served II days in the military
or marine service Of the United States, since lIso
by EMERY &c LoRiNG.
Saco, March S, 1855.
NIB All for whom we have obtained 40 acre
warrants, are entitled to 10 acres m,re, and we
have the necessary proofs and papers IN our pos
session NJ f. g. l..
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Rev. Il. W. sEnoN,-Rev. Il. STEVENSON.

Rev. 4. W. sEIiON,-liey. u. STEVENSON.
CoSclrsyE-Rsy. D.. W Sshon Ia widely AMI generally
known as AN eloquent and mplshed paste Of the ~
church. and Iley a. Stevenson has been Known one
Of the most talented and zeaous members thu the Ken
tucy Conference cOuld boas, Of for many ytrs aud at
this tim. filling the high and responsible station ofag,nt
for the u. l.. BooG Concern. 49, ,.,o
LOUISVILLE, May 9th, 1919.
Welaye used John Bulls sarsaparia, and lave known
A. 10 be used with entire satisfaction andFe have no
hesitation IN stating our belief that II Il sale and
yluab. medical compound and caleulatedto produce
much good aud relieve much sufsrugi ani Therefore
would chseriuy and most earnestly recommend 70 the
afflicted Il W. ainoN,
(signedl L. sIL'ENsoA'
". earnestly invite all persons who are suffering With
.ny of the ils that n,s l. heir to- TO esllbn Dr. John
D,iII's agent and get copy Of bulls Family Journal
uR1rts: and for the sake IL humanity, We pOpe that
.iuv. Individual will not h. found unwilling give Bulls
saTsapaa TEIAL after reading, and recol'cting at the
.us time that IL Is impossible Tor the Doctor to publish
nm, ,th srt OF the number OF certificates o. astounding
rur,s reformed by his sarsspsrila. The smount Of
,,.tiu.,,y voluntarily showerei ou Dr. BussarssparA
fri well known aud distinguished individuals, both In
pubic aud private lie, has been perfectly owrwhslmag
PRINCIPAL OFFICES Ns.2 Gilsey
i,,iILInr. CortInui-strcet. New NOrkj ana
No. 4 FifIh.strcct. L.ouisyille, Ky.
S. F. PARCHER & Co., Agts.
for Biddelord. uD
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12

There have been confined in our Jail, du.
ring the last four or five months, two BOYS
aged about thirteen wears Last week there
was put into the Jail boy, seven years of
age, charged with the crime of stealing but
ternuts' In that Jail are more than twenty
persons confined for crimes Of all GRADES -
There are confined tlerc also, three miscra-
bic prostitutes
Into such company, in all the counties Of
this State, do the laws Of Vermont throw
children, who may, in their ignorance, have
broken the letter Of the law. Among crimi-
nlls, and hardened wrctches. with nothing
around them but barred dcors, great hideous
locks grated windows, and every thiug which
can remind them that they are rascals and
villains No moral instruction, no good in
iiuences are provided for them. No voice Of
Kindness reaches their ears ldlcncss, bars
bolts, and the rough voices of desperate and
curslng men are around them. The State
does not expcnd one dollar to reform the chill
drcn who are sent to the Jail. They go in
suspected rOgucs, and 60 out with the feel
Ings and determinations of rascal,. Each old
companion grccts each juvenile offender who
comes from the Jail, with YOU We been to
JAN His eyes are panied with the full
light. His limbs are encrvatcd with idlcncss.
HIS body is full OF pains from breathing foul
ar HIS HcdTJ u IilHt WITH the tauntS and
gibes that greet him.
In this style or moral teaching for children.
how many are believers II the State would
provide one House Of Correction, wherein ia
yenile offenders of the law should he taught
morally and intellectually, and where they
might be trained to useful labor, would not
the State return good citizens upon society.
instead OF promising rascals' One House
OF Correction, with its schools and farm.
would answer this great need in this State.
These refugees from the home and the school
are not refugees from humanity. They have
soft spots in their hearts, and the state must
take care Oi them, or no ono will Returned
IRON the Jail to society. they soon wander
off to join the depravod crowds in tn, cities
Will not the Senator, or Representative, y no
reads this, do his part towards the enact
mcnt Of a law ms Fail. establishing House
OF Correction, ahi providing refuge for
juvenile offenders in Vermont = RutYard
HvdH.
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Juvenile offenders,

The subject Of the article headed, 4" Chill
drcn in Jail" which we take from the Rut-
land Hodl5, is ono which demands serious
and earnest attention from all who have in
Guencc in the Halls OF Legislation, or out of
them Instances like those which the Herald
brings to notice are more or less common in
all the jails in the State. Tho practice of
combining in a common Jail young lads-mere
children even, too young to have any fixed
principles Of action, and there to expose
them, not to good influences tending to make
them better and more able to resist tempta-
ton after their release, but to erH Influences,
fitted only to make them more idle, more
Shameless more dishonest and moro de-
PRAYED, is a shocking one to every thoughtful
and right minded person. IL ought not 10 b,
so. Society must be protected from evil
doors, but worse way fer doing it than the
one so iorcibly condemned by the Herald
could not he easily devised. Religion,
humanity, and even scf-intcrost call loudly
for reform.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12

u SAD FArALItY.-We record with dcep
pain the sudden death of our townsnan
hALrn LaNDoN, Esq. lie left home on
Monday for Swanton, by tho early train on
the Vt. It Canada Road, and at ,,ne O'Clock
Wien the Express train from Rouses Point
passes the Swanton Station. he stood waiting
to take the cars and return. That train does
not stop Mt Swanton customarily. This
time, however, it came nearly to q stop a
little way above the depot in order to allow
the station agent who was on board to get of
Tho train was under Roadway again and
going by the platform of the depot at the rate
OF ten or twelve miles an hour, when Mr.
Landon made the rash attempt to get on the
forward end of the rear car. The brakeman
who stood upon the platform CT the car
states that he seized the upright iron rail
with one hand and succeeded in getting his
ieet upon the step, but swung round instant
~ between the cars and fell upon the track
face downwards. His carpet bag. which he
held in one hand, doubtless contributed to
the fatal result. The wheels ran over his
'S'Ji "'"iiy ocNcling u just ABOVE the hlrS.
lie murmured a word or two family az be
was rniced from the ground but brcathed
his last within ten minutes after the accident.
The tram was of course stopped, and every
thing done that could be, by the Conductor
Mr.. Chamberlain, from whom we have the
above facts The remains were brought
/ to Burlington the next morning.
/ Strong desire to reach the bedside of his
father, who lay at the point Of death, was,
as we learn. the cause of Mr.. Landon's anxi-
! ETY. TO take the train, and led him to forget
his customary caution. His father died at
Rutland that night, having lived long enough
to learn that the son, for whose coming he
! was "e - '"n-". '.'-i..-s h;o 80" Lcpui tu.v :,
had gone from earth before him
Mr. Landon was in the prime of life, aud as q
man. christian and an upright and worth,
citizen, stood very high in the esteem of all
who knew him. His untimely death will be
deeply lamented by numerous circle o.
our citizens.
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chips.


1t was this mock affair that elected Atch-
ison and hoaxod the Free Press and other
abolition prints.-ScRtinei.
slight mistake. The Free Press was
not hoaxcd by the mock affair" alluded to ,
nor ever made ar aluson to it except as q
hoax
MoDEsrY After lecturing us on this sub.
joct the Free Press quotes q" 4, ncdict" as
one OF the Senators who will excrta con-
trolling influence in the next Legislature. -
Temperance Standard.
The Free Press copied short article from
the Brattlcboro Statesman in which among
many Others occurred the name Of Benedict.
The Standard man runs no risk of copyin g
compliments to himself. liz must make
them before he gets them,
Gov. SHANNON is behaving rs becomes his
/ position when he departs from this course,
we have no doubt he will be removed VI
/ Patriot
The Patriot is right for once Shannon i,
behaving as becomes his post of lackey to the
Missouri rufiians, and if he departs from hi.
| course 81 trucking to the Atchison horde
! lie will doubtless be removed But Gov
shannon will not bo removed nor will thC
PATRIOT, editor " Tho OK kuowcth Iii.
owner" and 50 does the owner know his OK
in some cases.
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From the Christian Inquirer.l
Kane, Where is thy Iirother

Kane, where il thy Rrotber
Passmorc Williamson ia .GIl :, No,o
sing prison lie has vi,lotod 90 ta H..
been convicted of no crime bo -
awaiting n trial. He simrlv ncrf,rn,od ~
act or 1nnoni,r - ir"Iy PolioInGu an
woman. wbo ba2 hoan iioIl' i " Poor PACK
thai. brou,bt ui,Li,, ua di 10 p 49, k"o"
sho was tbenroCor,b cr ,''a'V ", '.oe s.a'ec
herself and bcr ciil'lro, ,I '' 'H'g. VI
abpve nil .Ii,oa =, - - gu "'0'''"5
reosnnnLlv distr,,s,;,., - 'o'.''', ~
r,rd ,L, "S'i"S 'cr Iorin'r muster
would remain with H., ,'.n 80 i.ceJo.i !. slle
her liberty suro b,, ,"t; G Vu ~ .i"N1 nun,
her children and co;,,, han "'' ''H''' anu
Her lormor ,n,s,o- ,,o, III. t,..,
appc1ls 10 tho Jndao oF ,La t,.i,.J s,,''''
Cuurt vrbn or,,,s ta.. -, -, - %
that vrit ~ Ill.,. ;,,.a P"' r.,Nei'i"S
',''' win u liberty INTO an instrument Of
dmoo tr "nu rYIu.Tes Nr: W ii!ialhsoh to pro-
and hor cb,iJro, a. V;ii; o'". ' -',''l
answer ,bo, tIn,. -ii. " ii!''uloVn returns
in Lie rn.sa,s;y, "'1 n3' " . 'I''i NV oce'I
where tbcv nro il, H''u '"a a. ~ h',o"o np'
Tn, rni,n', s.. VIC VIC '''"P'' YEA"
!, rJ.ai',''i 1'"tcS i''orney chooses 70 u'ciare
Wiib,,ne.',, T., "''i .u'.o5 tne court 'he' VI
c,,to,n,, '''''' ''' perjury anu ior
JnJ,Io i; III. 80,
the tr1o stato," uei'peiIt'oh' eYnStrues
and a dca,uro mr ,L 20 ou lcgui .a'sehood'
lion and co,nuits NJ. 'Vu ~; sr'n's '"c mo
for cnntcm,t ,,;,In,,. " ,lil"ni9ol ~ friSo'.
Had bn cn,an'i,,oJ t;,' na'l VI mai 'r. i
have had "A thai as !, ~ no my III
the iuJgn is ;nry 200 a,J Jos o'i "'No non' :
and condemns 70 ,r 'it.''Ves
limit and w,thn,. nai;' ' Wi.t "i'nou'
save ns h. ,nav rhonn e'io' "i'.'oIt INT
without relief soro be-, ',n,,,-,,,i,, a,,L'l';y :
and dishonest retrnct;ou y aaptn'e'. vi.
nr,snnnr '"'''''' I'll '"' part Vi 'ne
lie cannot r,r,,, hi,,sole c.o,, ,,,....,
SO lone Nc be 10 an homer 49, m.,
tenn. for prrurv And W. far tbn 'i,n,I,
/ acts Of humanity opd trntb9toII;no Wr W;i
hanson j. mnr;,nnod dnr,n, tha I'll and -,
the mercy Of nne man Co.. es;'n,l'' rlo''J;".
/ not guilty to n cbnr,n mndnr y f aI',Yp-
holder.
But surely there must be some remedy
/ Surely there must be some mower in trre
civilized PENNSYLVANIA which can Interfere I,
arrest such tyranny. and ri,ht such ,rrn,g
| The state courts viii nroteSt the ci,iznns q
the state; YES. even n,,inst nttnrnnvs nrl
Judges, and ministers Of the United States
The appeal is made to them. From his mi
son Passmore williamson reaches out hi
hand and asks for Justice It il refused
The Sunreme Ranch with . nobla exoo,,