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The Nevada journal., 1855-07-13
San Francisco Advertisements.
A CURE FOR ALI
Eo11owayys o1nfune1ae.

-EAO17OwayyG 0infm cnn.
Citizens of the Union -
You have done me .he honor as with one voloe
rom one end Of the Union TO the other, stamp tho
character OF my Ointment with your appreciation. 1t is
scarcely two years since made known among you and
aready' il has obtained celebrity than any other
Medlcine IN so short period THOS. HOLLOWAY.
Ss, Corner of Ann un6 Nassgu sis, New York
Cure of Sore Legs. after years standing
MT w j. Langley, Of huntsville, Yadkin North Car
oina suffered for nine years with one of the most painful
ana troublesome sore legs that fell TO the LOT Of man.
ana after irving every medicine he had ever heard of he
resigned in despair all hope of being osred hut friend
brought nm couple of pots Of Holioway's Ointment
which caused the on his legs 10 heal ard he ntirer
egained his health, 10 the usouishmen Of hs Scnnan;
Hnces and friends.
Cure of q bad Breast, when the Patient was at
deaths door,
Mr DuraDt, of New Orleans, addressed Professor Hol
ioway as follows: For years my wife had a bad breast
with ten running wounds mot OF cancerons narre nri
vas told that nothing could her: she was then in
dueed TO use your Ointment and Pills when in te shor,
space OF three months they effected
5stonishment Of all who knew US. We obtained hc
Medicines from MessTs Wright & Co. OF Cbartres s,re =,
New Orleans ! send this from, .,fT9rcl tgs prircss,,
Paris although had written II atNew Oreaus before
We finally left at that time knowing your address To-
New York. -071 ~
Nov. 9th. 1855. fSicnaN > nrrpANT
The Ills should be used couointly with tho Ofniu
in most ofihc following coses:--
nad Legs, ConFaeted and Stiff Joints. Lumbaro.
I sad breasts, sin joints, Piles, skin-disessos
rnjons. SAT- Rteum tori- 49, - isi-',sin' s,'
Chilbaius' GlausuIar.
Sweilings, Chapped hauds, Wcunds. sore rinnles
sod az nc establishment of Professor Holloway. 81
Corner Of Ann and Nassau streets New York niso ~
esp9et99.e brgsass and Dealers in Medicines hronrh
o1t we tn'ed states IN Pots a 21s CENTS 81 cen ma
$50 cents each To be had Wholesale of the rjrcirai
Drug Houses in the Onion. f-F3'
terhere s considerable saving by taking the larger
N BDirecons Tor the guidance Of patients +, sv.,v
el-Or-eT, - arc aInted 70 each Pot Sept. Is. 1854
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-13
TO Our Friends and the praIic.

BY uniting The above three firms capital is largely
increased and our Expenses rcucea han Gf
abng to offer you greater variety Of goods 1t from
1Sto IS Per Gent less than former rates.
One OF the partners will be 10 Boston and New fork to
purchase goods and Will take advantage OF the market to
obtain such goods desirable at the 0leef Cash
Thres years experience will enable them TO select stock
that will Defy Competition in quality and Prizes.
We before you with large and desrab STOCK
OF G0oDS and shall always endeavor 70 merit share
Of patronage. 1t will be pride to give perfect salts
faction in QUALITY. Prizes and Good Irea,1neat
HOWES & CO. $50 & lS2 Montgomery 81
Opposite the Metropolitan Theatre, San Francisco
II and lo3 4 street. Saera amento.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-13
B. HAYWOOD, Proprietor.

Manufacturer of Fire proof Doors Shutters, Vaults,
&C. DC. A large assortment of second hand
Doors and Shutters constantly ON hand, for sale
at very low rates k---a-
B.-Urders from the country promptly atten
ded TO. l6m
Battery, near Pacific street, San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-13
San Francisco Advertisements.
COpartnerShip N0tlce.

HSNHE UNDERSIGNED have formed Copartnership f51
the purpose OF Continuing and carrying the FUR
EiT0RE TRADE "a Wholesale and Retail Deelers I'm
pores IN this city and Sacramento under the and
style of HOW rs Co
Resident Partner, BOston.-R- W HOws Co $50 and
152 Montgomery street,
Resident Partner, San Francisco.--DAS1eL MooRE for
firm Of b p. &c E. Aoore-I30 Jackson street. San
Francisco, and l03 X street Sacramento.
Resident Partner, S2cran ento.-B. c. EFwccEBE. K
street, Sacramento city San Francisco, May eth 1855
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-13
San Francisco .Aayertisementg.
M/RAcU UL0US
4 luRES Effected by the Divine tonc-neryine and San
- guiferous properties contained in
DIR. Webber's InYigorating Cordial.

], Frederick C Hull do hereby certify that from the
constant use OF Tobacco fer many years had become
snaciaed TO ska and bones my digestion destroyed, al
are uisagreed with me, constant pain in my chest
fearful nervousness and trembling and general weak
nss made me apply for medical aid. The large quantity
u medicine took during months debililaed me more
ana more and my friends feared in rapid decline.
Al ths time commenced taking Dr. Webbers lnriSora-
llhg Cordial, anil do solemnly that in weeks
was strong. robust in good health. and weighed Is lbs
more than when commenced takingit
San March 10 ISlS-
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-13

gnG CASES IMPERIAL TEA and ID Caddos;
wv 1000 boxes Hills & Fay's Soap:
1850 bxs Steels English Soap 500 cs Chemical Soap:
200 cases Oolong Tea, y 10 papers;
z00 cases Young Hyson Tea. and ? 10 caddics
3o0 cases assorted Pie Fruits 2J6 Brandy Peaches
200 cases hensett and Cove Oysers;
100 cases Roast Chicken and Turkey;
100 cases Green Corn; Lou cases Fresh Tsmatce
For sale low by r. T. BREWSTER 4 co
June 29-1m Corner Front and Ciav stroets
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QQA BOXES ADANANTINEi CANpLEs-lOo boxes
OoV Sperm Candles;
100 cases sardnes bf and or boxes; 200 cs Give Gil
500 csses Tomato and Walnut Catsup;
500 cases Bird Pepper Snuce;
1o00 cases assorted Spices
1000 Or hf. and whole boxes LAYER Raisins
For sale by K T. BREWSTER 4 co
June I9-lm Corner Front and CLAW streets
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-13

An HIiDS l. Y. L. BACON--51 hhds Sugar Cured hams:
~ 10 Qbls new Sugar cured hams, in brine:
$50 bbls Mess add Clear Pork 2o0 hf hbls dodo
100 hf bbs extra Family mess heef; 500 kegs leaf ard
$50 cs leaf Lard 10 and 10 b tins 500 h bG fptter
For sale by r T. BREWSTER 4 Co
June 2G-1m Corner Front and Clsv streets
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Corner Of Walnut and 7th streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
Witness the above A. Gaser, Notary public l26 7h st
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
Prlces Of Fnrm Prnance.

Ir rur last. We urtrl s.ur Hl tho ause.
.-tas high rrlcrs of hm produce I,isau
interesting aur-f.nn-Arr ths-e high T7io-
u continue We have given considerable
,h1u-ht t1 tii- matter, AMI We confess our
r.r- ahIiti-s d1 rat enable us On rrrry.ye
.-v -srss iu operation t1 materially rriues
rars Irvr a-r NOT greatly deceived, thr
..-r-srr crops win GII materially below
.star'.r.ra'eI We arrrrhrrl rrt,,nr.
-r v.I noe Weld as tho Extraordinary
--.atr .r Wines vruH srsm trir1ir1tr W.
.rk h.v have suffered from worm. tr an
r.-trr' -sranlIy arr-ghri.1 T.at BE-
..s. uifhus. ve arr c1r1i-. ON 'rrvh.Ir.
rF-. .-r .. ar-I from FRI. which ir.ks
r-r fa',ul iu thi. region. no tha time
....r writing. vr think thr rrrruf general
.-r r-rfrrr r1rrHt hr a'Hrr an avn-..
..s.r quality ur quantity Nor h.
..- .vr. rat many of tlr extra arrr. have
..rarr ching 'u.rzruu'rut.an IIu-r
-.-. nothing FOO ,Ht. dtr,rurn o. iuF.-ar
arr.-a' decline ia rr.-r. .- che year o.
- Next vesk We ,rarr rnr,r. r.s ir-
...-r with fh--rrr "a. fH. Hure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
rw ,hs b,msrlt
Agricultural Societies

w EiIor As the annual Jubilee Of
The farmer. is near at hand. it -,rms appro-
pirate that some definite o'ic,t- should De-
brought bcforr the individual members OF
DE society, previous 90 the meeting.
In the Gr,t rlacc, We want some twenty
or thirty good toasis at dinner. | do not
l,lis,, in holiinc down a dinner, paying
fr itaul running oIt Of the room 0r dear
li'r. 1T have the toast. 90 all ms in d.
-stius uc dinner, together with short
'roe,hrs V.t 'yo minutes ia length.
In the ucN' rllc,, lrt us hear from every
farmer who h,, successfully introduced any
new anil u-,iuj fruit or vegetable ol any
knl. Then lct "a, hear something about
mauur-, especially their good and bad sue
rrs. during ,no present year. 1t us hear
from gentlemen in rs-arl On the kinds OF
s,ack 'r.t adapted tb tai. county This
last ,un,yt I rr.nrl as or, of great imror-
uu,r. u farmer, viii come prepared %
t.I what they know itw.Ilallustly 90 tlc
int.r-.ritr orrasi1u. NIT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07


NJ o m''"ns 'i ,a' 'Ir'n' y 'an,' '' '.'
american "ri'r OF ''' >'''' "' N''"'' ''''
in Portland i'' day.
II was unanimously rr'''vod-Ih'' We
heartily endorse anil c0o'riuIIy approve oi
thr action NJ our d'lr,''r' 90 th' late N'-
ii1ual Convention, held at philadelphia ~
Noble, hirh mind-l ani honorable alike '
'homs'l'e' anil th' "rdT
A''mmiit" appointed 70 consider "'
condition o' ih' "r''r' ',r'F''' % 10 s'''
'"niinr' and recommended M continuance
AMI hearty support I1.y a',' ',''mm .''''
"i a modification OF IT. ritual an' ,'n'u'',
u'n' also THAT committee "' ''' ,', '''','
'or 'nel rnrI''' AMI '.'' a'r'e'a' me To
ing o' Che "ri'' h' h''.I-' on ~ 'a'' I".'
day BOO October noNt in Portland i' ''n'i''r
Tho '''n' and 'AN' An! ''H.r a.i.'n in '"'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
OLD SERIES. VOL. %, NO. Al.

tleman to whom VIC refer, thought be bad
been thus injured. When hi' vesscl lay in
James River, or branch Of the sane, a nc
gro came on board got work Capt. Carr
well knew the penalties which attach to
those who harhor or give curipyment TO
slaves, and ~ he was carcful 20 look in:o
this mans case. III produced papers 10
show that he was ir1cl mHl. Tho free
DOM rapors horo the 'cnl Of the County
Court, and in every particular their rccital
accurately described the man Tho negro
worked on boIri in loading Tie vessel, and
finally shipped for ihc ,oyagn. A' Captain
Carr lropp"l down iie river with The cur.
.reul ou NJ. way ~ ihr sll, hc was boarded
hy "a c1rc ~ men armcl with pIstol', who
came alongside iu pilltholt They claim.
- that hc hal . slave On board With pcr-
f,st oau6lcncc OH innocence, Capt. Carr
denied ,b,.. and when They pointed on, tie
man he had shipped. ihr Captain said he
had frrclom papers. Thcy were produced
hut il turned ont Afterwards that they D.
lor-rl 10 another nosr,, and hal bcrn alop.
nd by this one.
Cant. Carr was arrrtsl and Imprisoned.
charged with ,iulatin. thr law or virsiui,
in carrying oir slave, anil al.r .ucd ia riyil
action ly ihc owner OF tho slave. Tho bail
was futat SO, 2,0o0, which Capt, Carr vas
allc Co got, and was thus rcl.a..i from pri.
.on. lIc spnt two year. in defending tho
prosecution snd tlc suit, GOV. l-incc Prc,.
il,uu Tyler. AMI Rirhrrl Coil were among
,lc council retained hy him H. finally
COMPROMISED thc matter. Itclst him ia ,lo
whole $3.50 iu cash beside, two years
tim'
Tho prison into which hcwa thrown vas
az Williamsburg, the r0unty rrat of james
City County, Virginia immediate rrc.
lrr,--,r in that pri.or was Ctr, Timothy
Brrn,., Of Cas,inr. Hancock County, Nc.
who was imprisoned fIr the same oGrus',
aul bciug unable o. rrt lail 90 Capt. Carr
ld. urrp Is THAT I'il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
PARIS. ME-, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1855.
DoYon Cattle.

Tho Devon breed of cattle. or Dcvonshircs,
as thcy are frequently called, are among the
standard hrccls Of English cattle. Loulon,
quoting from Cullcy's work on live stock,
dosrrihr- them as hcing or high rel color,
(r there are any white spots they reckon
the breed impur', particularly if these run
one into auothgr) with a light dun ring
round the eye, and the muzrlr Of the same
color, fine in the hone, clean IN the neck.
horns of q medium length, bent upwards,
thiuhcol and fnr in the chops, wide in the
hips, ,ol,rablr barrel, but rather hat on
thc sides, tail small and 1T on very high
they pr thin skinned, and silky in hand.
ling. fgcl at an carly a-r, and arrive at ma
turity earlier than mo.t hr.rls.
Parkinson In MS work on cattle. sly.
they ar, q moirl rr 40 persons win, brood
oxen Cor thc yoke. Dickens, so ~. rneti.
cal agriculture, ,ay' ,hc North Devon yari,
gty arr remarkable Coz the Grnrs, in a.,
grain of their meat.
Thi, lrcnd may now b, Gunl in great
purity ju many part. or Masashu.rtt, and
CONNECTICUT whore they arr highly prilrI
By care iu hraelinr, they have h,rn much
improved IN form anil IN their milking prop.
critics Tho l,uo.s Of IN, spoken oi hy
,lr author iu.t guotyl isuot very onru
.r NJ rr,,r,r.,.- ,, rr,u;r.,,,,
.rf,.- ., a.. N..,,rv-.,,. p,.,.,r.,r
l......-....s,,..f..l -. .-.
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,r,l. , ,.nl ~ i...- g.. 60,
.,.-,..rr.-rr.
S.,r,.rr,.rr..l t,,. ...,.,.,,Ir, l...r
.r,r.lr.l Emf, Maine. ,rl i..r .f -ra,
.r,i. ru, v. -..r., f., .,y ala, If,r.
,-... i,,. ,.., rt., ,t..r r.. r-..r
,v- ,rI r-r...lv rr,rla,,rI r-..lir-.
frr ia,rr.t rrrr,-! I'll .fr ORIGINAL rr.,-
critics
SIM, fv.rtv MP r.r, r.,r. a.,.a mH
r-lrru e.m tr. p,.,.--., .t...t ,. Mn.
rr'.rl va. l.r, .n d.. T.umri,. farm. tu
DO town .r Ia-l.n. in waldo County.
winiua rp yrar.. Other, n,, in'-rlns,l
..,rsr r.v. mp nns uf rt. n-..l T..
v..- r.-..,-l l.r w..-rr.. 'rt. ..r,. ..
,r., ,rru .r ri. r-.r ..r.- r,r
r,..r.- --l. ,.. .,,r.l &, r.-. r.,
,-- . ..l a.. l...ru .o. ..u. -.
.-..,- ..-,r. ..r,.. l...,.r 6..v ,;.
,an nm f. r-- .r Cr ww S,.r I'M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07

Nr,ssfs. pol, SOY P,r There &, ~,
greater mistake that tu..us. man msAa-
than t, De- mean in hir bu.ino.s Always
taking tbc hali CEN; ~ ihc dollar. be has
made and /, making. ,ugh 4 policy is very
much like. tho farmer ., who soNs three
peck. Of srcl when be ought 90 have 'own
live, aul as q rccompguss or the lcanno,s Of
his soul, only gets tcr when he ought 10
have got fnccn bu,hcl, of grain. Every
body las hcarl Of the pr0,crh Of " penny
wise aud pound foolish \ liberal czpcn-
diturc 10 the way of buliuus, Is always sure
to bc a capipl investment There are pcl-
plo In the world who are siort.'ightci
enough 10 believe that tlcir interest can b.
best promoted by grasp ne and clingins 10
all they can get, and never letting a cont
lip through their fingers. y n general
thing, it will be found, other things being
clual, that he who Il thrmOst liberal !. rlost
successful in business. OF ccur.c We donot
mean IL TO BE- inferred hat man should
be prodisal in his eIpeu liturc bat that he
should show to his customers. If lac Is
trader, or those whom be may b. dong any
Kind Of business with, tlst, in all bis trans.
actions, as wels~S sociL relations, he 40.
knowledges the everlasting fact Mat there
can be no permanent prosperity or good
feeling in community where lgnedn arc
not reciprocal.
Hunts Merchants Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07

Labor is ont Pr the greatest elements of
socicty-the great substantial interest on
which all men depend.
Incidence depriy,s men Of all that energy
which should call forth their virtues and
make them illustrious.
The arts cannot long exist without the
advent of freedom IIandor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07

l>rrrrrrru> or JruGE wits. Wr
r-ert 90 lca.u that J,deo Well, WIS very
suddenly .eil,l w,'l DO. i.p'.itiu1 Nuulay,
as D, wis entering High Sir.c, Church.
THO cause or The attack was presumed 90 b"
the appearance OF Dr Dwight in che pull
pi, Of DR. Chickcrirs The judge soun
recovered himself cuourl a, as % Dee able 10
leave the church and walk away without
anv a..'..ance Iror,l,rl Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07

Wu1Ng Buyks. Asitisimp1rtaut that
every one engaged iu building should D.
well informed bon regard o. the durability oi
materials. uo publish Oh. following from an
exchange paper
Very few people, or even builder', arr
awar. of the advantage ~ wrttiug bricks be-
fore llyinc them, or if thCy-arc aware Of IL
they Io not practice il Tor Of the many
house, now iu progress in this city, there
are very few on which Vet brick are uscd.
A wall twelve inches thick, built Of good
mortar with bricks vel soaked, j. stronger
Iu every respect than one sixteen inches
thick built dry. The mason of this is, that
n the hzick, arr saturated with water, they
will not abstract from the mortar the mOis-
turr which is necessary o. H. capitalization /;
and On the contrary, they will unite chcmi-
rcally with the mortar. aud become a. solid
AZ a rOck. On The other hand, Il the bricks
are pat up dry, they Immediately take all
the moisture from the mortar, leaving il too
dry % harden, and the consequence is that,
when a building Of this description Is taken
down or tumbles down Of its own accord,
the mortar from il Is like so much sand.
Scientific American.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07

Watcrmclons Low, a high and -lry soil /;
We have known them 70 grow luxuriautly on
a sand bcd where weeds Of all sorts had rc-
fused To ycgcate. Manure with compost in
the hill. The product can Be wonderfully
increased by placing shovel full Of good
loam over the places where the vine branches
aud Pressing 1t down-ucw roots will start
out anl impart yis1r to the whole.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07

Agricultural Exchange 1rl crwuuuin-
ans r- tNis department. should Iv lIrrrt-
ID Oxford Democrat" ." South Pare. Nc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
u O IL 4 | c 4 l..
One moment Pause and Ponder.
II has been Enacted In this Republic
TuAr iBEE NAN
SHALL Be IMPRISONED TWO YEARS,
TOR
Expressing an Opinion!

TOR
Expressing an Opinionl
Hsr aa5ri--. and ,rlv h,s ., tone. r,Rir
found IN hs faiori7c a-iios.
Fir.tI,tu.r,,d from history
The inhahi,apt. of the rr.s.nt Stat, Of
Maine .rplioI for admission int, the Union
in lsoa Maine w,s q, I, n Fro state. l.
wa, thought hv the advocate. auialhsrn,.
of slavery i'm tbi. country thatno frrr STATE
should IN admitted urlc.. q, the omr time
n slave State should lc hrunehtir. n'1Hnre
her vote in th. senate arI Iousr or Errrr.
-rnnuvcs the United States.
Therefore Missouri s3u-h, admission as o
slave Stat,
In, many or The vi.,., mon Of IN. COM.
try. North and south had San enough T
slavery. II was even then held tn nhea curs
90 the s,jl ON which e existed and iniuring'
to an who hal 20 DO with Il Mon with
these sound aul true views. then nil iu DE
Council. or the nation, that there should h'
N, moro slave territory IN the Union. Tho
debates wr' hiitrr. The advocates of s'1y-
CIV hrll high and fierce language They
threatened. a' th'v have d1n' ON various oc.
cs''1rs SINCE, 20 dissolve th' Union, unless
they lal their way. They must have
known that thc Union was ,hr only rrn'rr-
trciian or slavery iu 49, state. whrrr itry-
l.trl. EHt mon whom thry max, ihr1t. in
hot N,rl arr mover wiv. Tho vry thin,
they Threatened woullhayr hrrn thrdrs'rnr-
ti1n ort'r institution frwhieh s' 'wurhin-
rn.irutn rnl is exhibited Thank COL,
%, s'rriou, Union of thr-a States cannot no
dissolved hy 'hr cTrr'snf thT' ferry l.ua-
s',uo anil at'rnrys of slave trader,
Finally Missouri was admitted with her
slave Iors'''nit"n. Iu' 'ho was admitted
with a'mn r'mrromi", which wos in-
c.-pn'rl into th' a-' or law aimi''.n,
h.r Thtomrmmin va.t'ntthrreshouII
never moro hr slavery or involuntary .rr,it.
uir iu any other territory ~ tNr Union
north n' OH. south 'in' n' Missouri, which
i' th' parallel '' $50 IL '.t7-- north latte
'a-r
l''' was ''' great solemn ''mN7'm'-' ''
u. '...''' .' '''I '!''''' .''' ",''.'.
''' "..' '..' '..''..' '' "' .'-''''. ''" 1871
''.. d.. %. ,.. .,''.
h.' '' ,''. ~. ' '., '''
.''''',''''., y .''' WI '''
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07

Faithfalness in duty siyes checrfalnes, Of
mind.
What tTce most resembles the remain, Of
Inc Havana ciyar2 \ white ash.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07

bohcli what sort oi proceedings were had ~
the elections, he pronounced the election a
mockcry, and ,aid he would sot il aside.
Thcrcupon, the men who had devised this
armed invasion Of Kanas-and they are
men high in the land and having authority
complained 10 President Pierce that
Gov. Eocdcr was defeating thcirplans Then
President Pierce. for fear oC those men, dis
mi'.oi Governor Roc,lcr from his Governor
ship. and appointed new man in hi.
place.
Oh, fur ono hour or brave Old Anirow
jackson IN tho President. chair.
Would be-, think YOU. have hc,n tame and
silent while thc voters nj q state wcrr driv-
ON ou, hy armed ruran.' No. tho brave
olI man would have supported Governor
Gcolar % the last drop of his hool, and
with thc whole force Of the land Rut Jack.
srr G. mo- moro. and w, 'jy, in later iime..
Every man in tho Kanos legislature is
au alhrrrrt of slavery
Now come. t'r last and mot daring act
m m thi, work.
Tho territorial legislature of Kansas un
jr trnth l,y or Aurl,' iu This year of our
lsrl eighteen hurlr.l anil fny.Gu. have
cu,rirItha' 4 MNN SHALL BE SENT
To PRISON To HARD LABOR rOR
YTNFS II UT SHALL EMPRESS ~
upTNf,y .,s,INsr.T AVERY,
81,
'N'r' h' mo- "'''A'' H''"t 'i I'',
Is ihn law n '' ouct words Do vn' I1''.I
In M that slavery legislature thor, was not
.r, ,,,, a-firui, Road N, lah ar,ian
r..ls..,-.r.r,.
+ rrr lusf'rrrr or kH,s,s.
-,r...... t..g...r,..- r....f..y, ,uy
..,..l.,..'.,.yr.,.r..-,.
M nr' o. IHu,H OI.u's against >A''
Property.
Nrr ]. E,r'v person. hnul ur ire. cun.
yirt.l 0i raising r.'slI.nu u, slaves. ir.r
u.-r... nr mnn''n.---.hhI' 'nl.rr d.ni.,
>...-. l.'.r' '.'' I'r-'n VINO ..''' ''l ODD
amy r".F.''.n d slaves, &C., 'r 'N Ln' '''Ti
ar' BOO inri.,rur. i1'rr'i ,Ha., .niI'r""'i,.
>i'... IiH'F .r.. I.r.'n ,'.a.i .y .I,a.'
my writing d" lTn''n'. a''i'. 'r ln''g
i. ,., ..,.... n r,,.,, .,,u ;-,,-,
uraiI .in imr .r,in- .urA darumrnts. hr shall
mrr datn.
>I-. D. J.. 'glT. l.r.'n 'l'I, ,''',. .... .'.
,a another v,,l m,.p, n, l.rri,, m, own.
~ thereof or ,hr .ar,irrs oi such slave, or
procure thr 'rrlum OF sHrH slave, h' '.'''
r'N .,''I. .' .. l' 'I.T.,...' '' '.''' 30 '''
n .,- .. 49,, .t,r, t..i., #, s,.
,i..r- &C., a. ,r,,.,-.r,lI .ur.r death.
or shall De- Imprisoned 90 harl labor .ur nn.
Ir. ''mn ',,g E.Hr,.
..t ..f... 80 I ,..,,. .. .g ,r. r.,;,.
state. ais SLAVE. ard shall 1rinr .,.h slave
o. thi- Territory. ir shall wl.g l1tHur hf
Imprisoned l' .arl h'.r .r uut lrs ihu
'.u yHr.
So 3. VI any r.r"n shall rn'ir' ans
','.. u. ' ...' ., f,. I'm. .'. ~
r....'I d. iur-.1a.l .la,a-l ,al1r Gru1.
'.., i'Hu ~. y.lr..
" amy person BOO 'm' territory
-. .' ..,,. ..r. ..., .rrr..,.....r...
ln r... manner a. If .loh .',s, had rara
from h',m1.,.r n t.i. territory
So. %. n anv rr.1n -.all r,,'' amy "'
h..r Nhi', attempting '' 'Ir.,' ''N ,'''.
Slave. or asI .arh .',,. q, r,.als rrom o..
urrrr-'ho r.r.n - on.niin. ''a'l 'H im
rri-nrIai hrl labor 'r not I.'' '.'n '''
l'l'' ,., -.r -..
''' 10 N'' ''''