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HARPER's UNIVERSAL GAZETTE.

HARPERS Statistical Gazette of the
- World, particularly desert bing the United
States Canada, New Brunswick and NOV Sco-
tia, illustrated by several maps. vol. Royal
octave, 1850 pages, full sheep Received and
for sale by M'DowELL GO.
booksellers and Stationers Steubenville ohio
March go 1855.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, S. & I. R.R. !
Steubenville, April 10th 1856. !
4 FREIGHT TRAIN is now running
4 = to Newark, leaving Steubenvlle daily,
Sundays excepted at 5 o'clobk a. m.
Shipments TO all stations, except Unionport,
Cadiz, Fairview and New Market, Urlchsville,
Port Washington, New Comerstown, LAFAYETTE,
Ceshocton, Adams Mills, Dresden and Newark
must be prepaid.
Shippers will please conclude their shipments
and receive their consignmeuts previous to 6
O'Clock each evening.
LAFAYETTE DEVENNY,
ap II, 1855. General Freight Agent.
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HENINE u MELVIN
Steubenville. Jan. | 1855.

NEW GOODS NEW G00Ds!!
FISHFR & MFEELY have just re-
- ceived, and are now opening prime lot of
Boots and Shoes of every variety, to which
they invite tho attention of their frionds and
the public in general. having purchased for
cash we will be enabled to offer greater induce
ments than ever.
Ladies' lasting Caters from 1875 cents up
wards. Childrens' Shoes, from 25 cent ups
wards. Trunks, Carpet Bags, etc., atlow pri-
ces. Call then on FlSER & McFEELY,
Mar. 81 1855, On MARKET elt. show Third.
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S. COURSEY.

S. C0URSEY,
RARBER and fashionable hair dresser.
~ Razors set, and all kinds of Surgical in.
struments put in good order. Room under
the Mechanics Saving Fund, Market st. near
the Washington hall, between Sd. and 4th.st.
april 5th, 1855.
U. S, Shaving and Hair Dressing
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Dr.. John McCook.

OFFICE on the second floor in front of
the Union Office, Sd street Steubenville,
and opposite the Citizens Bank.
Office hours from a. IN. until l2 a. M, and
from p. m. until 6p m. At all other hours,
unless necessarily absent, he may be found by
those requiring his professional services at his
residence on 4lh street, three doors south Of the
Catholic Chapel and opposite the North Public
school house april "a '55 st.
J. G. CABLE, M. D.
OFFICE at his residence, on Fourth, be-
" tween Market and Washington streets.
Steubenville. Jan, /, '55,
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SAMUEL STOKELY.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Steubenville,
- Ohio Office under Kilgore Hall, Market
treet Jan. |, ls55.
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DIR. s. ROrHACKER.
MOODEY & ELLIOTT.

OFFICE Corner Third and Market Sts.,
~ Steubenville, o. in. l.
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A TT0RNEYS' AT LAW, Steubenville
- Ohio, Office corner Of Market and Fourth
streets, second story. Jan. |, 1855.
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By Adams Expsess,

BY Adams Expsess,
THIS day, Ladies' Straw and Silk Bon
i nets and misses flats, and bonnet ribbons,f
a good assortment for sale low at the storeo
June 13. j. ALLEN
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to the lawful owners, and The rcc0nclled
couple, made wiser and better by adversi-
ty, and are living happy together.
II is good to turn sometimes from the
cares and turmoils of politics, and contem-
plate human nature rising up from the
depths of misery and despair, casting aside
selishncss, and reaching that standard of
purity and happiness which so few attain.
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MEETING IN NEBRASKA

Al meeting Of citizens Of Nebraska from the
rs rDougas Washington, Bart and Dodge representing
the portion q the Territory north Of the Platte bed
aha City January 3 1858 the following preamble and
r-so.uaORs were unanimously passed:
Whereas meetings are being held south Of the Platte
-vr which the acting governor Of this Territory. T.
Cunning il denounced and viIlAnousv abused and the
art and crush possible said Governor Gaming There
krsd That such meetings are . fraud upon the sell
a x this Territory, being got Up only by few aisaT-
pI'ed SPECTATORS and their iools-l being well known
nat great majority % the citizens Il Nebraska approve
ara sustain the scing governor speedily organizing The
territory and % huri back. with Indignation The base
I'd false charges aaRE officer whose has been
marked vita Integrity and efficiency.
Rssnlasd Thai ! commend the high-mindea conduct
Governor Cuuag IN refusing the brides offered 70 him
hose Wbo hss and persscuts him and eBo0Hr-
~ him 70 continue arm II disehsrging promptly and
'ariesslv the duiies devolyra urcn him
Rso3ued Thar the scuro1s Of The hired presses Al
svsw and Nebraska City and Of the resolutions passed
4 their owners deserve notice haE6s aDd that
desire only make known tbr truth 80 a. not TO
governed Washington BY he lies and SANDERS Or
disappointed spectators.
Rs0DS That the late pretended isrrituriR convention
south q he Platte miserable fraud ID its rTreseu tn
aouS and that II composed onlr q ts collected
ingethr rOu three oounes who were enemies q
Governor Cunning where's believe that tArceourtls
y ne Intelligent voters sOih 81 the Platte dese and
lus.htf slrh iBcen5sary proceedings
E,f.rd That, notwithstanding TIE excitement which
Ia uvn 0ui of the location Of the capita and although
81 Location conflicts with the peeHniAry interest u many
q 4 naTth we'll ~ south ~ the PRs vet herewith
all1eud him for bis COURAGE ability and integrity and
y oona3pnt n, he President q the Uniied States
" q - people q E Territory sustain him IN the ahi-
IfouTtlesE sad integrity q bis ctf5risl nris
trut copy: T G. GOODWILL, Chairman
T rl56sss Secretaries
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THE SALARIES OF THE DISTRICT JUDGES.

On Thursday last the House Of Representatives passed
o regulate the salaries Of the district judges Of the
United States II now awaits the action Of the Senate
The bin provides that the yearly salaries shall he fol-
iovs;
For the districts Of Maine New Hampshire, Vermont
Rhode Island, Connecticut Delaware, View Jersey, Iowa.
and Wisconsin, two thousand dollars
The northern district OF Florida thousand two hun
drsd and fifty dollars
The district az Virginia North Carolina east
western and middle districts 81 tennessee northern and
southsrn districts Of Mississippi district AZ Penn
TEaiA district of Louisiana, Texas, Kentucky
Oho Indiana, Missouri, and districts Of
Arkansas, Illinois, and Michigan two thousand five hundred
d1lArs.
The districts q Georgia, South Carolina, eastern district
Virginia, nosFrn distric; Of New York, northern and
southern districts Of Alabama thousand hundred
Ebt fifty dollars.
The districts a Maryland, Massachusetts, eastern district
Pennsylvania southern district Of Florida and southern
district q California, three thousand dollars.
TIE southern district Of Louisiana three thousand five
hundred dollars.
TIE southern district Of New York. three thousand
hundred and fifty dollars.
TIE northern District AZ California FIVE thousand dol
ara
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ssEssass = fAs F..s5ai y JokH ". Msu~y, Es
hws. me boy sashafa, I'D hpsvrH and eaFth
tousInFed 40 hSuor ne isnacuird dead.
The eisBdless say huhE 80 bus cuvtAuss
Cobesailng fom ularlls me reHus q lmmorIAig;
Waite Jht EopB r0ad 10 hts uAJosly AAa steEgf,
1rud uuaisIuEyed. sHarrrs srP, rssE pscs.
Tl,s visible lahsn = OnniPoirBot ana m.Tcy.
uB0stfuIAiiuUs rArnus hess ~ aiks,
staad brightly 0'sI : btftaFra people, Nbasg
Had .ey, morrow
10 cheer d pas, hIes si0oSis hear,
Nor guids orphan, rDdles, me walks q
ThaS Heaven kiuay isI iiscif ~hie naraR's capital
rouGpos, oIn sd ufers u
The r4rlnntboiy trsbule ~ tss living ID dead
r az caaopHs II al found
thsfe, and there
~ a ,oplt and III severe "a slaiesi
IT, aalalslsTs u klHgs and EmPrrufs acre there,
lrtn possFty's aSscEr,s nook he pnar f1rh
10 drip tLSr separted tread!
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He more shan isasr ~ their sEa of gTltfs
Tar hand - 81 oatsGretrled and fu.i WIih chAnIy
LIes pllsed upon hts Giany breast.
TIE M lsss hSlaIsfs children time
The great and mighty Of earth lose HoRsm
In ulsuie due sQual
10 tras aOblla,s-s good and n h1nrsi MAJ
Ana gosa the dIgniIs o. HhIars
Wh'eh mi.iorsuns oaHBor siihF povery supFrsss
Lie EHs ~ 1nanpas AID 20 Eas deatb a. vleiofies
The cnqoeT"1, u ~hass istt nal'oHs lie pFostrais,
IL hHusfsd a. Isc Sut3ugHunn, sid A1usaBss court
He stn.f tis nod his fsyH
Tie GRID ma rs lsas--
10 hsEd hs brow sin The green l4uftts lrft,
AID ha with purple aud Ut iaGeK II ral naJtsIy
EBLhFoJed he dsciarf SGlIG, - IA buss
To ever u84pGate o. uts WlL, EngaI wliasy
PuNer mus saayed, and ambition stated tans
Have nourhI a. them bororabt and desired
- tribute 81 rrsPecI ) lie--
Ibs q on relieved us sortunt when
Deny "a else ses4dr, grant ne lhs Heaven.
Be lame ne eniogl q The poori highest honor
AHG reward, consciousness OF a Url-spenI iifr,
Like him huriai prompts these feeble words,
'.el those whom had comfored distress,
And renewed IN want, be AIMING my nsourners
WAS slNGTuN CRY, February :. lsa. C.
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TkHAsrET uEEaKwaEHTs
JanuEIy =, 49,
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lanoa,
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pFferrn-s WlR - svsn eSasg ~ wh5oA
may - offered ~ eeru1cSss Suiy HsEhoz uNet
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pzes wIi y p48d ouapouH4ee = o. sonE parscuiarss
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4Aa
ssenAsas as DrerheE 1854 (oouuy called Te4AR
in6sIuhSy3 PER
intstust ne ccSs1Els fr sgJAaaay.
ISIS, - Ihs aAts q and Tne4su
soaEBce 0s ne nssey rssoh oWAeE) s1ysinssez
/ . HddluBh.
Payment 10 arass q us Treasuor AZ
PhlSsssgaaa parties u4y
csgu6oae gin Be saued bsne6t 81
aota.ly Treasury
s.id Ia day ell AFeA
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary TrrAxary
Jsa 4-SgEsE ~
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f-A1 o0NgRADIcT7oySr X Il Lotion has addressed 70
n London Critic he following etts which tells s
story
I'm ia - Critic 81 December Is ! read thar New
~ paper states that BuiWsr tie novelist N letter
EtAtt1nsh u Boston sAyE: 4 haze closed nv
tr.t' q bcii0n ! am gloomy and unhappy. have e.
l ~ powers ~ lie chasing pleasure where Il il not
X louu2. AsEumiCE Bulwer, tbe p0reliEt 70 h ny
- oeg 70 susie that know gentleman in Boston TO
- should write upon any matter concerning myself
~. never wrote sny1hing n the sort any one snd
g - whole FtAteusnt u = complete fabrication
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AZ ACT g the right az tHenshp Il children a eil-
Eens q the United Sas born cat a. ihs limits Thereof
n esaea " ~ Senate asd Bouss y Representative u
~ taua saies q Anaarsca n Congress ascu1lsd That
persons heretofore born hereafter Be- bora cat q the
limits and Jurisdiction q the United States whose fathers
or shan be ~ the time q their birth citizens q the
United states shall b deemed and considered and here
By declared % Be citizens Of the Unted States Prartdsd
h"srtr That the rights 0 citizenship shall descend
whose fathers resided Ia the United States
SIC 2 ABa - further eaaoad, That any woman who
might lawfully Be naturaEed under existing lava mar
ried, who shall b married, ctIen 81 the United
States shall be deemed and taken 70 be a citizen
Approved FehruArT To- ls5S.
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No. $50
az the President Of fAe CBstsa States.

~ the eFeasaSnt On t1s 1stA~ 7tN'~'t
Psss sases q Aus5ica a. asTsy fsrae ara rGs suarR
Soc y MIssi.ssrra casmcsera % Nolly s ff t 40
Has aezs disposal a TIE asd
,r n seeus AZ IaEd bearing aaA sssteys wpba
iae d ina h0a q ae Mon1lN Asp eno sEA q
Sts1ss Of aaG hssssrp sauet = o eoab nai
price u a0itAEs ard E3 cr1 80 ffs a. P'1Faa W
"a ash september, tsa Ha exreHta a gfa t - "
sa A04nst. tss Nca we're aaFcfara y @e
offered fr sale IN roc&mailpa ~ ~ ee4r0E ale 80 hay
subsequently Withdrawn pHOl tnts naee 70 s pre-
posed uat3road froEa Bfaaaon - aeuis ~ ~ rs r -
49, besrlng GATE ls0 AaSHs ie9~s ana 80 1919 y oNk
eu.Ty ~ Be aase - $40 Sfa&taWAt u
gaeEty pct restored y nsFk"t " esRe'A s9fe ~ @ N 80
SePtrb1r, l-s st1ad n N aatrnacnsd toWnhpl -
shr H. eut srs IF5rfns aaerygaa.
$500 - -
topAshsPI 0aFY - range Ani'seeh-
Townships tAvss, jos~s bee and sx 9 saA~f talass.
Township Lsfeer An ~, ~ 49, ~ v. .- $3.50
Townships sss, r4, GPa seveH 81 faHEu savtRgsVA.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS or TIE USrrKD sTArEs

lPEhRe W. Ill
ACT changing The npPraiGi5oG ior the srectian Il
bailaAA = t1e eiF q Awankie for q hoase post
Ufios and tbe Unliod States courts
~ sae,s - "a Ssauss I'D sa.s y gsprsssAsuasrss u
80 tHais4 oa A=artra . Caagrsss assazbes That IN
lieu ard Flaa - the Hgprgfriafior pS r.i5 IN srtioB
twe q chapter to hundred and 5rtytwo Approved Augast
ouTth hseen hundred and tfy soar, TIT 81
budlng therein described "a the c5tF "a Ni,.ukis - So
retAy q ts Treasury hereby aathoriud and directed
ease o. DC ehstFacted, a. the ssd city II MnWAas Cor
NE Aens-Atian y ne custous-hoEss, post ohos, and
nied STATES courts, budnr a brick with Ere
proof doors Constructed a ira beams and brick Work ira
root sbatte and SUB eighty i've feet b. sixty feet Kty
scl IN beght FROM the faundGtian 70 ost not mere than
eighty ghi thousand dArs which sAd sum a. eighty
eight tbassha aArs with per the said f0r
q suPeasadenre a erse and other contingent en-
pensss hereby appropriated fer this otect ont n nuv
Approved February lU ls5s
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THIS very beautiful and eligible property situated O. e alh
between l9a and lh streets
oecupau0n A. y Cpnnihganm Tbs ies
front ssa has thereon
iNh wood house, Sc Sad
- feet rDn BY % fesl desg there Paro ball dning
srst nOo four chambers ne scc@a
vel Feutatrd, having
each, aed washstanes, basns,
Ent each heTe - Also q
rooy cellar TIE hvnss has Al ma modern mProsensats s
which d1ps ~ most susstsi
vel q excel
doats action scw p1uP ~ the kitc
wh8ch dsst5ed ~ ~ ~
here ees cry ~sh hs cellar, and
from ne honse
The j. for besh air end
fronts desigped 70 receive Ss eoa
1nzon, Consess To thse dssoas
n sarng pleasant ssShfu my RESIDENCES the sbTs
seldom 0d and such respectfully request
"a ysoP1 m themselves Pscs mo6eAas
an made
IaVuirs o. J. c. NcGCIRL,
Feb T-1eod A1na0beef-
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The National Hotel

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unK ahS ne Alternatives ~ and abou ne enIne
9re4rg and crnfr
Toe he ~ fuaishs1 VIA ne k-sl The nzrssss aeort
Aaa served ne bez se ERd or AsS w b se
render The boa respect eynl 10 ths eosnsy
TIE suhcrsr therefore, tst pubc vii eontiRse
peunsse witch slways ssnd-c bouss
Fsr~Rs drspe x wlntsr - 81
tHss amer TIE 2oHs, ~ c4'SaE Al u. Hossl -
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ff ne bsE vHtsy o. Ereetss asenHsa ecMstss eNe
" They are ~ seeeiHxss free Ee-sa. and - Wn
lrs raAes tten - - -
fs ehsstnus frs - -
hixn 81 cetzApa
~ ne sleeve stest 90 hnnA p'ees
fro - o. SDsns -
yourssG csH sgsn MNAss, FuAtr FHsasses
gxn f1-le~Sw~
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An ACT for the rse d the West FecianA Railroad and
the Georgia Railroad and Banking CoupAnies.
Be enacted ~ he Senate asd HoHss II Regrestaarss ~
fks tifsd States 81 AerEoa Congress assssd That the
Secretary Of the Treasury b. and Be hereby authorized
refund 20 the West feeAna Railroad Company the
paid By them IN Judgments obtained against
company by salts instituted duty bonds given by said CON-
pRny for the importation 81 certain bars railroad iroa i'm
ported New Orleans IN the month Of July, eighteen
drsd and thrtysK and AZ New York the name month az
the years Proded That shall appear 70 the salts
faction Of the Secretary Of the Treasury that railroad
bars have been and permanently laid down upon
railroad Of the aforesaid company except such part thereof
be proved 70 the satisfaction Of said Seceary have
been lost by the sinking Of the steamboat Ch0caR
temp; transport the from New Orleans Bayou
Sara.
SIC 2. And BE further enacted That the Secretary az
the Treasury be- and he hereby authorized refund to-
the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company the duties
lered certain railroad iron imported BY said company
Proridod That the said company shall prove the safse
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury rails import
ed actually laid down Al about the time when the
rails Of the Red River Company, the Central Railroad
Banking Company Of Georgia, and the Monroe Railroad
Company were laid dowHon the rails u which companies
Congress has already RENTED the duties.
Approved February 10, ISIS.
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MarshaI,s Sale.

81 fGGI issued from the clerks ofce 81
Washington,
directed, shall pabc sale iT "Wednesday,
q
SAID coua a II oock the foowrg property, wa Al Roger
C. WeghimAnS right, ute, fary
paris i've hundred doAr 50
fowinE and 10,
No fS7 IN Ne 50 and 9Atng lot No
fronting feet Pennsylvania and running back
full tot; all q l0ls Nos 49, H. H. ID aBd
IA said square, and Adjoining sad iOs ~ Sups
po ard running back rht angles
fu depth gl zd nal
lar budingS ana ihsteoE, No s
Il Washington Diae 81 CGnhA, saIeS and irviee
properly o Roger G Wslsbr2n and sod sasi
Judicial No ; March a5 Of Mar Barney y
maxwell woodruff her rTebd.
J. D. HOOVER
6-aE2sIhFsA Marshal Of Coiuazhia.
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BY LEG X A PA.

ef MATED aies Senator Pennsylvania
HAREIsEURG Feb. l0-The know-nothings in the Penn
ylrana legislature held last night which Simon
Cameron received the nomination for United senator
By majority Mr.. Curtin. II afterwards dis
covered that spurious had been cast BY which the
latter defeated and the broke up in grand
row
Another despatch states in caucus yesterday on the
5th ballot Cameron received IS votes scattering &C. being
vote than voters present This caused much
element On the 9th ballot Cameron received IS; Curtin
46; altering 1.-The fraudulent ballot defeating the nom
nation Of Curtin This caused another row On the 7h bal
lot Cameron received a Curtin, IL Fuller many mem
having left the hall Those remaining tat one O'Clock
this morning. then passed resolution unanimous nom
ination Of Cameron"
The election win take place Tuesday next, and gen
eral row is expected at that time
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COT THERS BOOK--Onx1n m The CoustituuSn inc0rpeFa
~ ne General ~ NE ssnaes A. NaaonAl
Puhe Tras xfh Sovereignty Hoy q Co2srtDsf-
Territories ne Vagina decd i7s ~ tn treaty ~h
PMhic Lzn1s3 Spec6c Dures Dfi
Hstay OrsE 1sG Gsnss ~ 1rsaele b.
Jeopsfay q he k-g&scf Leg
Csrpins-
Prise BISHOPS Peo2ieks stofs No ls Renn
EyivRbia sytnas. aaloanffE Wharf, aoasi.
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N AsOSFC ferI Sock " John D~re, - yirrinis-
m zvilpa KRz s4hsr Talss b q aclass. =
ps Ba~h Reeves F-haaeTy.
Hhfrfy Rsaatts EHp-enen WinEhrap ~. A
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Frseiea Forns hhd fF-aeu. " ssnrsu.J Sha-. q Nc
F.as PRANcE TAYLOR.
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n A. Tyson ~ Sisters Seminary for Young Ladies'
On y, bst<er4 la4A snSI liza srssts, sHsAaaghSz-
TUE Wednesday
present meath, Rnd will frSI day
Iay CeSisFs hh1 s prnpAi book ms
city the seminary.
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REAs5Ss soIsG ~ C0sGAEss-Ar George Gordon,
E announces himself candidate or Congress IN the 18Th
district u Virginia aud assigns - 20 address 10 he
WytheviIls Republican the following reasons for desiring
seat in Congress think nothing bat common hon
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date because q the easy lie and The high wages connected
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fs easy and the wages high regards those Who ocr
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or constitute a q representation and Of which there
must always b or less and q which think there
nav and then BE- election without any serious pub
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