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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-27
Spectacles Adjusted to Defective Sight upon Un-
erring Scientific Principles by T.. Markcns,
firt.

S25 REWARD.
ND ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON SAT-
IA urtay morning last, negro woman named ELLEN,
about five feet eight inches high, dark complexion and
had on purple hamespn dress and had with her cop
perls-checkcd hOmesrun dress. fear she may obtain
free pass and endervor to escape to free State She is 22
of
reward of twenty-five dollars will be paid for her ap-
prchcnson and delivery 10 twenty miles west of RAJ
leigh, the Haywood road for lodging her any JAIL
OSBORNE BOWERS.
Wake Co. Nov Q. 1854. 1ol-tf.
LETTER FROM MIR. SMITH.
RALEIGH, Sept. %, 1854.
To the Editor Of the Ssondtrd:
SIR: AS old friend know will be pleased TO learn
that have Just returned from New Iork and Philadelphia
with a n elegant and extensive assortment Of
Rich anil fdShOn;hie Fnncy Iry Gc~r embracing
variety and style of French English and American fabrics
Fall and Winter trade 1854, and of which will
thank you inform your readers as design
them richer better and cheaper guuds than they
bought before They consist Of
Splendid plaid Silks,
Black Silks and BOmbaZines,
Super French and English Marines,
Rich French CashmereS,
Plaid Marines and Alpaccas,
Cashmere and Plaid ShawIS,
Kerseys, Blankets, and Kent. leans,
Cloths and Cassimeres of all kinds,
Super figured Deiaines,
French and English Prints,
High colored GinghamS,
Cloth Talmas and Cloaks,
Silk MantiIIaS,
Irish Linens, ali qualities,
Velvet Trimmings,
Berages, and Laces,
Stockings and Gloves,
Rich Velvet BOnnets, &c, &c.
Wishing health and happiness and great in
your business operations, remain
Yours Truly,
b. B. SMITH.
September g. 1854. SS-tf.
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APPORTIONMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF
COMMONS.
The following is tbemanner in which the MEMBERS OF
respective Countless
Ihe Counties OF Cumberland, Granville, Gulford each
The Counties of Davidson, Edgecombe Halifax, Ire
dell, New-Hanover, Orange, Randolph, Ala
nance, Anson, Beaufort, BERTHE, Caswel, 4,
Cleaveland, Craven, Duplin Forsythe, john eacn
ston Meeklenburg, Northampton, Pitt, Robe
son. Rockingham, Rowan, Rutherford, Samp-
son, Warren, Wayne and Wilkes
The Counties of Buncumbe Madison, Surry, Yad-
kin, Ashe, Bladen, Burke, Cabarrus Catawba,
Cherokee, Davie, CASTOR, Gates, Henderson,
Hertf1rd; HYDE Lincoln Martin, Moore, Nash,
Onslow, Pasquotank, Person, Richmond, Stan :,
ly, Stokes, Union, Yancy Alexander Bruins eSeO
wick, Caldwell, Camden, Carteret, Columbus,
Currituck, Greene, Jones, Lenoir, Mcdowell,
Montgomery, Perquimons, Tyrrcll, Washing
ton, Wataug,, Macon Haywood, jackson, Cho-
wan and Franklin,
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SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.

Districts.
31st.-Alamance and Ran
dolph,
32nd.-Chatham,
33rd.-Moore and Montgom'
cry,
34th.-Richmond and Robe.
son,
35th.-Anson and Union,
36th.-Guilfurd,
37th.-Caswell,
3Sth.-Rockingham,
39th.-Mecklenburg,
40th.-Stanly and Cabairus,
4lst.-Rowan and Davie,
42nd.-Davidson,
43rd.-Stokes and Forsyth,
44th-.Ashe, Surry, Watau-
ga and Yadkin,
45th.-Wiikcs, Iredell and
Alexander,
46th.-Burke, Mcdowell and
Caldwell,
47th.-L;ncoln, CASTOR and
Catawba,
4Sth.-Ruthcrford & Clcaye-
land,
49th.-Buncombe, Hender,,
son, Yancey and Mad
ison,
5Gth.-Haywood, Macon,
Cherokee and Jackson
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NHEWING TOBACCO.-KOH-I-NOOR AND
OPERFECTION. The subscriber is authorised to close
out the above brands, greatly reduced which will
be good to of his customers who have been de-
MED the pleasure OF chewing said Tobacco because of the
high price.
The KohINoor is put up in very neat cases. containing
and half pounds and has been sold heretofore at IS
per pound.
The Perfection is put up in neat cont aiming
lbs. each and sold al 81 per pound. will sell the Kohl
N9or at per Case and ths Perfection at and
all who want supply Cf the best Tobacco manufac
tured would do We'll 10 call very soon at Pescud's
DRUG STORE
Dec.
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MOTHER SUPPLY OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL
"A Medium Crown MolcSkin Hats called "the Young Man
Hat, something entirely new. -
w. II. r. s. TUCKER.
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WLEASANT GROVE MAI.E ACADFMy.

HBLEASANT GROVE MALE ACADEMY,
FL Hahe Eare.f, y. G-WILLIAM NJ. CRENSHAW A.
b. Prncipal-The Seventh Session of this institution will
commence the md Monday january Tuition from
3 to sl2 per The Academy is mile from
Forestve The location of this institution health NOR
aty and convenience cannot be surpassed by any, The
Trustees of this school have than realized cxpec
tatlons In Mr. CRENsHAw teacher and the
PUBLIC that he is thorough scholar and good instructor
can be had at 81 per month For further particulars
address DR.. WESLEY HARTSFIELD
Nov %, 1858. Aft
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TE9O THE TURPENTiNE MAKERS OF n.
u & 5. CAROLIN A.-Ths snbscr.bers having ta-

FE9O THE TURPENTiNE MAKERS OF N.
a & 5. CAROLiNA.-Ths subscribers having Ia
ken the premium The a:e STATE Fair upon turpentne
TOOLS chpper roumhaves and hackers would announce
to the pubic hat they manufacturing these tools ex-
tensvely Their rkmen having been for many years
gagged the above business unsurpassed by any IN the
quality and proper construction Of their tools: We will de-
liver these tools points the N &. X and w.
& NJ. Railroads We warrant these tools to be equal in
quality and superior adaptation for work toany North
manufacture ask liberal of public patron
age, trusting that liberal Souerners will preference
home manufactures.
All orders addressed Jerricho N c., will meet
prompt attention.
L. & W. b. WHITFIELD.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICA-
ton will be made to the General Assembly an act
to incorporate the "Yadkin Manufacturing Company.
january 4, 1865. Is.3od
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FASHIONABLE and very becoming lead Dresses also
daily expected together with superior Ladies Talnaas and
Cas with other desirable articles for the season.
Raleigh, October Is, 1854. os-
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MAGNIFICENT SILKS,

FEN1E RICHEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT SILKS
State Fair.
by Adams d Co.'S Express have at hand this morning
and Bridal ever exhibited in the old North State.
supply them with the Splendid Fashionable Paris
S equal to any imported from $50 per Dress
B. SMITH.
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Tho Green Riyer Trade.

We published yester day an able and lengthy
communication from Green River friend, who
also proves himself true friend to Evansville
and her future prosperity. TO which we direct he
attention of our merchants and capitalists. If
"PErToN RANDOLPH" is right in his assump-
tons, and correct in his conclusions, then cur
merchants have been indulging in an inexcusa-
bic lethargy upon the matter OF furnishing the
desired market for the products of the Green
River country. II strikes us that the Evansville
merchant need not look beyond the communica-
ton referred to above, for a satisfactory reason
why the desirable portion of the trade OF Green
River has gone elsewhere, while this city is
claimed to De its only natural, and Ivy far the
most accessible market The Evansville Gro
Ger. has vainly endeavorcd 10 secure trade from
this wealthy and productive region OF Kentucky,
aid may often have succeeded in convincing the
Green River merchant and planter, that he could
obtain his supplies, cheaper, at less risk. and with
more promp,ness and certainty here, than from
any other point. With Offering such induce
ments these merchants may justify them
selves with having done their part toward seeur
ing said trade. Bu., when the Green River
merchant offers his goods and wares in this
market, not more than twenty five or thirty per
cent. OF them are received and purchased, while
the principal staple. their tobacco, which is
readily convertible ino cash at Louisville and
New Oreans, is refused
II is unnecessary TO go further in dcmonstra-
ton the duty oil GU merchants, in The relation
they hold TO the trade of This portion of Kentucky
II is with them t. lose or secure, and while the
people Of thar region are Knocking at our doc s.
asking only % make commercial relation. reoip.
rocal, shall we longer refuse, and with such refu.
sal or neglect, drive rich and desirable trade,
which naturally belongs to Evansville, to points
mole remote and inaccessible to the p oducer
and purchaser. This subject will be continued
by our correspondent, and it is to be hoped il
will receive prcmp, and just response from
that class OF our citizens to whom il makes its
appeals.
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sage of the bill, it was lost for the want Of a
constitutional majority. In the House Mr..
Hardin introduced bill providing for the
establishment of houses for the inspection
and sale of tobacco.
From this time forward business will no
doubt be rushed through quite exPeditiousy,
If the O.d Liners will only allow such de-.
sirable consummation. It is to be hoPed that
the most important business can be finished
before the ODD of February, so the Old Ii
ners may be chessmated in their designs fer
postpone nj Of the elections. There isto
be grand rally of Democratic Governors
here at that time, when a grand pow-wow
will be held, and decisive course OF action
for the good of their rotten party decided
on if il has nol already been. DONE. Then
we shall know whether or not there is any
virtue in "Democracy" sand whether they are
honest in their loud-mouthed love for s.popu-
lar sovereignty"
Isee that your neighbcr of the Enquirer
has a notion in his head that the writer here
Of is disappointed Office seeker" | will
assure him that am one of the rank and
file, acknowledging the force OF the old dar-
keys remark-"Blessed are dey dat don't
'spect nothin, for dey amt gwine to be dis
appointed.
Yours, respectfully,
RAILROAD CITY.
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- In the SCOm p ai ming Category
The Teue Haute American alludes to the
number of Republican papers complaining
of the nomination OF Chapman as State
Printer, and says:
"In this complaining category we are sor-
~ TO notice the Evansville Journal-because
the Journal is q progressive K'Puolican
newspaper, has done and is doing much Tor
the good of the people, and their party. and
the editor has repeatedly said that he was
not a candidate for the office OF State Pr'n-
ter, nor for any office at the disposal of the
LEGISLATURE, and vet he was willing 10 con-
tinue in the ..good work." asking or receiv-
ing no reward except the liberal patronage
to his excellent paper, and consciousness
of doing his duty"
The very stability and responsibility oil
the Journal, as portrayed by the American,
and our own disinierestedness should prove
that there is something in the subject, really
.corfhy of complaint, or we should not be
found in the complaining category" We
have entered our protest not to crafty any
personal feelings Of luminosity to the Chap
mans, because we have none, land not to ben
eft ourselves, because we are in no manner
interested Pecuniarily in the subject, but be-
cause we honestly believe, that the interests
Of the Republican party are involved in this
nomin alton and the conduct in connection
of the Chapmsns. We believe it best fer
the Republican party at once, either to dis
solve all connection with the Chapmans and
send them back 10 that Old Line Democracy
with VIII I'm they are now fraternizing, while
they hypocri.ically wear the Republican col
ors-or else bring them to a sense Of theil
duty to the party whose representatives have
shown so generous disposition in rewardine
them so far beyond their deserts, and over the
heads of more deserving men. Men occu.
plying their position are the party's worst en-
emies. They have already, almost without
exception, secured bitter remarks from the
Republican press, where all was harmony
before. All we have ;sked Of them. is to do
their datg as Republican editors-and that oil
which we have complained, is their gross de-
reelection of duty, their silent acquescence in
the outrsges of Old Line Democracy, theil
profound stiffness when the Republican par
ty stands most in need of warm and strong
defenders from the attacks and misrepresen
tations Of its enemies. We shall insist upon
their doing the duty Of their pooition, or eav'
ing that position, and earnestly protest in
the name of the Republican party of India
Office Of State Printer, while they occupy
their present dlsgraceful attitude.
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EThe Governor of Michigan has signed
the prohibitory liquor bill passed at The Leg
islature of that State, a few DAYS ago. 1t
takes effect in ninety days after its approval.
There are some provisions about it Il at rem
der it doubtful whether il is constitutional or
not. One Of these allows a man to make an
affidavit that he suspects and believes that
an individual has liquor about his premises
with inten, TO SELL land thereupon a justice
may issue a warra ut to seize and DESTROY the
liquor, upon proof Of the complai mt
Another provision allows druggists to sell
liquors.
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n'A review of stock sales in New York
for the week ending FEBRUARY 5th shows a
decided improvement over the sales for the
past two months. The commercial reporter
OF the Tribune says there is plenty Of money
seeking safe and profitable investments in
stocks, but no disposition manifested for
gambling. Wonder how long this same
state Of things will last in Wall street. The
ci y Banks shows an unusually large amount
of cash on deposit.
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GA gold headed cane was taken from
the Washington Hotel few evenings since.
friend, and he will pay liberal reward for it's
recovery.
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ECIAL NOTICES.
HAVE you BAB SHAPED HEAD,

GO to yAUTIER & MARCoNNlER'S and have your head
measured for Ha They have received direct from
Paris that will take the shape Of
your head in less than and with which they will
make you Hat that will fit easy old SHOE Main
street. between First and Second. febS
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INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL
TO HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS.
THE ETNA INSURANCE CO.. HARTFORD linn.

HAVING complied with the law Regulate Tnssrapse
agencies of Companies incorporated sthsr ssatss
passed May lst 1884, by the Ohio Legislature
required thereby prepared that State The original STATE.
ment being file in the AUDITORS
true and is pnllshea y nav hssw
the character Of the corporation by letting
for itself. BY STATE AUTHORITY.
STATEMENT ON JANUARY. 1855. ~
The name OF the Corporation IS ETSA ConPA-
w. located ct Hartior1, Conn.,. chartered O.
The CAPITAL is Five Hundred Thousand - and In psiS
Tie Assets OF the ComT any
Cash n hald, in Bank n he ha-
Real estate upiaeuulered re 90 a.
- Mortgage bonds. and per centintea M ss
semi-asnuaiy -...... .....,... ~ ops o.
Dchs ue the Company secured by Mortg
Bills receivable amply scared and Bank lo 81
Bills r.cvivaile rsnnm a2..si ga
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rINE LUMBER

THE LARGtST STOCK in THE CITY,!
HOHN r. GLOVER & CO, corner of Main and Seventh
- Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they have in yard and for sale low FOR CASH
complete of Seasoned Pine Lumher al
qualities thcknese viz Tongued and Grooves Pine an
Ash flooring Dressed and undressed Ceiling Casngs anu
Pnnss 100 coo feet sund Common losrds suitable fof
shops and fencing Pine and Poplar shingles &C.
&a Can hive made ordsr the lowest prices sheiv.s
Doors. Sash BLINDS. Mantle Pieces Mouidings Frames Tor
and Windows Bills Of Prices fowarded to SIT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS febi2t
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REMOVAL OF BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
STILL. In THE EIELDi

I'D DEUSNER in his old and the Public
generally that he removed his Boot and Shoe
to First street Main the Post Once lower
side where he prepared to make all quail ties OF Boots and
Shoes in the latest styles the best materials aud warranted
fit All will be delivered at the HOUR promised
and mistake He receive liberal patronage
th he has started determined by hard work and
prou p;ness to succeed febi3-t
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RAILROAD CITY
Fortune Telling and seduction.

A most OWL story was made kno' n
in the Mayors Office yesterday. Ayoung
girl has fallen victim TO the fortune telling
aud matrimonial advertisements, and her
mother sends the story OF her ruin to the
Mayor, in the hope that no other mother
may hereafter have to mourn from such a
cause. But the letter will explain itself.
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LEWIS & HOWARD.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVANSVILLE.
Extensive trranz fem ents for the spring T. ado.

Extensive Arrange ents for the spring t. ado.
HlUR mammoth Wharf boat He eules' isl splendid or
W reception Produce Dry Goods Groceries
frequently during the past win
hhds and bbls
lard having pretty well worked of that brinch OF
business present. friends to send
their Dry Goods. Groceries. etc
Or large Warehouse the Canal has been Thoroughly
cleaned aud brushed since clear Of tobacco Oats
order description OF Aer-
ehsnde NJ being connected with other building
consider il safe from FIRE and effect insurance on Mer.
ehandize aud Produce stored in il at low rates.
shippers Produce to cafI at
which have ship
ped New Orleans New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Pit'shursh. during the asst Sc ison. -
Once in Journal Once buildings corner Main and
w. kwl
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LOST

a SMALL Cane made of I'VE Oak. with Gold Head. W
"a taken rom the Office the Washington Hotel Sata
day 10Th inst The prized above its val
BY who is willing pay liberal reward for
the pTOpre SAID Hotel The letters d. NC
are engraved ON the head of cane. febl3-t If
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List Cc LETTERS

aSu: yROy.-2D tons Soft Gray Hot blast:
do strong SoIf Bright Hot blast. very
article for Foundry just reed per steamer
"a rt11 Us GEO. FOSTER CO.
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rents, he thought it would make the old man
good natured ii he went home and offered To
assist him; and so all at once he took the
miniature out of his pocket, handed il TO his
uncle, and asked him how he liked it-te!l.
ing him that particular friend lent ii To him.
The old gentleman was in an ecstacy of de-
light, and eclared he would give the world
to see a woman as handsome as that, and
Bill might have herr
"Ha.'' shouted the Col, s'the old chap
was well come up with. The best joke ever
heard, but was she really beautifulr'
"'rhe most angelic creature ever saw"
said Henry-'but you can judge for yourself
tie lent me the picture, and knowing your
taste that way. brought il for you to look at u
Here He nry took il out of his pocket, and
handed it to his uncle, al the same time re-
filing his glass. Aunt Patty got out of her
chair to look at the picture. "Well, now
said she, shat is a beauty"
"You may we'll say that, sister," said the
Col; "shoot me ii do not wish had been
in Bills place. Deuce take il! way did you
not get her yourself, barry ,-The most beau
tiful creature ever laid my eyes on!-I
would give thousand dollars for such a
neice!'
neutrality-suspicious. pal'ing the dog.
; "Yes, that would" replied the Col, sand
nine thousand more on the top of it, and tina t
makes ten thousand, shoot me il | would notl'
Then, IN introduce her to you to-mor-
row." said Henry.
As there was wedding at the house OF
the worthy Col, the ensuing week, and as
the cid gentleman was highly pleased with
the beautiful and accomplished bride, il is
reasonable to suppose tina; Henry did not for
get his promise.
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I n ~
do strong soIf Bright Hot blast q very
article for Foundry just rec per steamer m
"a srfi9 as sam NV GEO. FOSTER & CO.
RyOIissES AND SYRuP.-
VA no bil, Plantation Mo.assss; 10 hi bbs do do;
IblI sussrhoase MoIasses; , BILL extra SyrnP at
fcbl5 Cooh-s + ainhy oroee-y.
% HHDs prime " o Sugar; 10 bills choice n O. Sugar. at
. : febi5 COOKS Family Grocery
eD n BBLS pure vinsgar % tons Eran 10 Ship
n u stuff at febl5 COOKS Family uroeery
NNGGs AND BUTTER.-Ioo Eggs and so lbs fresh But
IL t-r rec and for sale by --urr,x,
iebl5 D. W. d .. 'iVnHhA.
VHNURNIPS.-.5 bush just reed for sale by --nx-
II febI5 J. W. 4 8. VICKERf.
EAA LBS Bacon Hams prime article in store and for
e4VO sale by febI5 J.w 3. NlCkkRf-
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
FHNHE with the VIII annexed OF
Elizabeth Greenhouse late of Vsnderbursh county de-
the residence eff the
dectdent in Union Township said county on the fth
March, 1855 the personal property belonging to said
estate consisting Household and kitchen furnitare
cattle hogs poultry also alot of Ia
con and I grindstone and shotgun.
SALE.-Al under 50. cash. all sums 10 -
credit months will be given the purchaser
with approved security waving all relief from
laws. and bearing interest from
date febl5 3w. wM. G Mellow ELL. Admir-.
DEPRECATED STATE STOCK NOT ES
WHTE wl the lndiaDapol Bankers rate In current
w funds 0 O debts due Call thi week AZ
GEO. FOSTER a. CO.'S.
febl4 Corner Locust street and the Canal
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DUG AFRO nhds prime and choice reed perl NJ Stock
- well eby febli GEO FOSIEk co.
SSii E51 1s n o 90 so si sale
consignmsntby febIf GEO. FOSTER CO.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23

Party What Be thlnl. u Il. ,eadr 3c',. 'n =.
sP<ct p dxvev = manifest fron III. .lrss foI-
|o71ng ex|rae1 from his paper:
Ihe Southern Knor-Nothlnr orr.n. are -
q1e4t - their eulogics cf this Order a.
- Wo.4@{ery Procliritiez El47Ckoi1ers
p A4or to'4nrinn as {spd-ses'd And -
-. o-. Iof tne nope which * stords lac1.
*o111 give Up the coutezt in 6eso.ir. -
4'' ~ freedom % accomplish is uis<.cr 4. ~.
q \, territories ytt uncslrsed t5 shs tootprinss
Ihe says power and its dr;veliinr. rueski1s.
GO S0 eL9ly e!lI<< L<cl The rebuke. and re1or1is.
t1i3 e11t H<I z<e 1cpeIc1iT dooanc5. u1I.e.
-eccof cone 2 you from some source hitherto
- go 1nls s1ccor they hops for from Is
~ his State, i controIIed - ssl~~- c-s-,, =
the -Vnion Sarerz', Of 30. ne ~ 49,, -.
infdno11ly seeking (nthey have n0t 5I-s.5~
< - ured) ne control q Order sl.e,rbrre -
ga ezy--Ehlch has <been pillorlcd nr,l /. z;,ed
~ e peepis b tTlky free s<a1e N fbs Caion
- -. - - El<pnp4n <eprss -
---.I 49, I.:[,.l. y. - - VkI& ere u4kinR to -.
y ~. :. = or1!set rssaIl Il is he stszE
. - y tn.es ]nsy catch 4 i their only hope; but
= ha. lready beea turned mo sbost - :, -
f4clPefed triumph
~ ask our freesoil friends who have ;o.n.d
whicS W. .,;,, - fs'.a ronaet uPon ne announcsment
est Of the 6rder. VIII sy sss a. Nseoa1, VI
n;r = maze ne instruments Of slavery BY con
frol tie Order u '''s 'o0ash-iscsze Fhoeoa-
4 We mipht nr,r,,,,.. - =.
snv s~ts,, - " sinoss
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