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n. D. advertisements.

GINGER'S SEWING MACHINES.-A
- persons who d. sire to obtain full reliable inor
nation respecting SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
their prices, capabilities, advantages, sizes, improve
ments method of working of procuring Them aud
all other partcuar-can do Sc by Supplying Office,
No. 3s3 Broadway, New York.
by letter or il person, for
l. NJ. SINGER & CO.'S GAZETTE.
This paper isdeyoted entirely to the Sewing Machine
interest Copies will be supplied gratis to u, in crested,
N. b. The unparalleled success of our Sewing Ma
chimes has induced several fraudulent limitations of them,
besides numerous nrngem Of pafeets of which
we own sixteen Suits for the in rngement of patents
have recently been decided in by the s. Cir
cult Courts in New York and New Jersey In these suits
the great principle of
HOLDING DOWN THE FABRIC sEwED To THE sYBFAog
OF THE MACHINE, BY YIELDING PR ssuRg,
which is used il sewing MacnleS-las been fully
taoishe In Wheeler Wilson, and the Grover n Ba-
ker ewing Machines allege infringe three distinct
p8tents owned by US. We have ui,s against them in
severa Of the u =, Courts, which will be tried We
hereby caution the pnbc not to bny any infringing Ma
chimes, as they be compelled by law stop using
them, and TO lay costs and damages
Local Agents wanted to make sales of our improved
sewing machines 10 persons properly qualified for the
busin S. rare opportunity for Profitable and pleasant
employment is offered
New and proved machines exchanged on liberal terms
Tor old machInts Of every hini.
1 NJ. SINGER Il CO.,
ap2l d3m Principal Office 323 Broadway, NY
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6AIL.--Bolled Oil, rs cents a gallon.
" Building roof and Fence Oh, 90 cents gallon
Beached Boiled on for purely white 81 per gallon
Ol-Yarnish, for China 81 ss, 81 20 per gallon
PAINTS for buildings fences roofs SC. l4c per pound
ny ]. HENRY SMITH,
mch24 dom No l13 Maiden lane, N. Y.
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4fte6irillea
D F. hIBBAP D'S CELEBRATED WILD
FL. CIIaRRE plTrERS


"a CHERRY BITrERS,
For Nervous WegtneSS and General DEBILITY.
Cough Is the bars of the dog hat warns person of
approaching Consumption. In cases Of colds and
coughs they arise from torpid of the liver and in
all such cases the Wild Cherry Bitters is the best thing
that can be taken, and long and affective diseases may be
prevented and cured by their timely use NEURALGIA
nervous rheumatism pasms, fanting lasstude, torpid
state o the liver finds certain and pleasant antdote in
me Wild Cherry Bi'ters For females is particularly
adap ed. and is panacea
NEwBURGH, July 19. 1s4S.
1r H. f. Hubbard; Iwae time troubled with Loss
ApPet te and faintHess at The StomGsk which was
peculiarly Distressing. advised by some friends to
try your Wild Cherry Biters did so; ami before had
used one bottle, found myself better aud before another
hottie was used. had gained my streng my appetite
was good and am nov in good heath, As sedstiye,
or tonic think-n fact know they not surpassed
by anything have e.er used.
Respectfully, SARAH HILDBE ETH
Prepared and sold by HIBBARD OSBORNE. No 50
Nassau Street New York. and sold by many of the deal
ers throughout the country.
q Frice, 81 per Bottle.
For sale by JOHN Q. HILL Sole Agent for Worcester
Mass, and by dealers generally dly mchll
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NIEMOVAL.-ELoUR AND GRAIN LEAGUE
~ rhe undersigned, having been apponte agents Of
the Worcester County Flour and Grain La ne, will
be happy all the members Of tbs League, and
those wno have Withdrawn their memberships under the
Misrepresentation that the League was about to close up
LIS business, ~ their store No 10 ThOniuH street,
where they vail served with good article Of Flour AZ
the West cash price. We now hare facilities tor the
purchase flour second nome and therefore fell CON
hient We make II object Tor all whether members
o. not, TO purchase Flour OF u.s.
Please call and see, AZ No 10 Thomas Street. few
doars from N an street.
ap2a dwasf PENDEXTER a RAYMoRE.
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NC ECKRON's CELE BRA TIE d
AL IINIM kNI.

NJ
EQUALLY GOOD FOR MAN OR BEASTil
Has srumphed where al other remedies have failed TO
have beneheal effect Il is Justly acknowledged 70 be
EXTERNAL REMEDY
me known world, and ia sale Is unsurpassed In the
annalh q medicine Unlike many other popular modi-
cnes o. he day II s recommended by many prominent
members Of The Medical Taeulty their preudces having
yielded 70 the many indlsputdbe demonstrations OF
v hss performed, where other remedies have failed.
HNtdreds Of Certificates might be gfven,
shoEng the superiority Of this medicine ali other ek
terna applications, but rAR THAI, Is all that IL n
quneo tocohyinse the most skeptical u It's merits
Prepared " =. y, y y. skLDEN, Haddam, Co., add
sold thronghputfit United states aud CANDIDA
oenssA Aaene~BpkR FOSTER, No. oorbhlr
for sale in Nevrin. ~ ~ D. GREEN a co, ne
.aln street. ST. .9HN Oily 10
NLC9NETT's OAK TOOTH WAsH-Kn
- Ae, CT c1oeltug any other propagation ior
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OR FEM LEs TO USE,

under ali delicate circumstances these Pills are the mos
mild innocent and certain, of any medicine ever dscov
cred The proprietor is willing forfeit the medciue in
all cases. the Pills do not give satisfaction wben faith
fully used Powerful, drostic purgatves generally do
more hurt than good but these Pills are not such an ar
ucle they arevery mild and gentle, but powerful to ex
pei and cure disease and every family would do well to
keep them in the house for preference to any other
medicine Try these Pills, by all means Sold in Wor
cester by D. Scott G. R. Spurr j. Green and all medicine
dealers everywhere BURR 4 FOSTER, Boston, slusgV
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FENHE BRITISH PLATE GLAsS COM
PANY, RAYENHEAD, bANVAShIiSE, ENGLAND,
Warehouse for the United States,
JOHN PLAT, 10 durrag-st., New York,
Where will be found full assortment Of their superior
Polished Plate tor Store and House Fronts, SHOW Cases.
&C. Also, Rough Glass from 70 "A inches thick.
N. b. Western customers referred TO the State
House Of Ohio a, Columbus which 10 glazed sth The
Plate Glass Of this Company mch24 dom
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WANTED FOR THFU.S. ARMY
kl ONE THOUSAND UNM ARRIED MEN between
III the ages Of is and So Minors must have the writ.
iE ten consent of parents guardians The term of
NIy service is wears, and pay from 81 to $22 per
III month, besides Board, Clothing, Quarters ana med
Ill iea attendance, furnished without charge Soldiers
disabled 10 the line Of their dutes receive pensions
Enquire at the U. S RENDEZVOUS % Msrrimac Street
Boston Mass mv6 d1p
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&111 n1lg1 NEWAKD FON4N1


$IO.OOsb tSa G% nat AE vii 4 . a2s4 b.
A. H's Panaceas and Indian Medicines or the remedy
Of Gonorrhes, elects, Structures, Whites Pains in the
Kidneys, Irritation of The Urethra Gravel and all other
disorders Of the urinary organs, without the least
striction to diet, drink exposure, change in apph
cation to business. These preparations entirely
4 VEGETABLE.
and although powerful they win not injure in the lea
the most delicate constitution. This preparation is
ranted to the above mentioned without usin
any external applications With ny Indian Vegetable
Medicines you can rely urou thorough cure by calling
upon me at my office. DIR. O. A. HILL,
fss,srr No. III Main Street. Worcester.
ERENVILLE'S VEGETABLE EX-
VI TRAcT-The most efsctua remedy ever discov
cred for Canker Canker RASH and Scarlet Fever Canker
and Thrush in the Mouth, Throat Dstemper or what is
Malignant Putrd Sore Throat DYsEETERY and all SUM-
MER COMPLAINTS; has now benin twentythree years.
As family medicine it is unrivalsd being composed Of
harmless materials
As the season is now approaching when so many
subject to bowel complaints, particularly teetkiHg chill
dreR, il shonld be found in every household.
The public are hereby cautioned against spurious
uce which is in the market with the circular and wrap
per Of the genuine article copied almost entire, with the
certificates, only changing the Of the proprietor
The genuine has the fac smile of the inventor, A. 8.
GRANVILLE, on the wrapper and circular It is now
Manufactured by his widow, Mrs A. s. Grenve and is
sale at John J. Brown ms s25 Washington Street,
and Chas T. Carney, 1888 Washington Street, Boston.
druggists gea orally.
Also, GRENYILLE'S LINIMENT, to accompany the
Extraction liberated Sore Throat outward appcs
tion. IL Is good for any kind Of inflammation. For
instantly and perform most wonderful cure 1t would
be well for every family TO keep it, It b=ing also good for
Bruises, ohblans Chopped Hauds Sore Lips and Noes
Flies Se., a. my22 eMSThn
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60 NORWICH < WOREES TER
=lza2-@s5s RAILROAD.

II 4 N @ o p Z y n
On and after M0NDAY, May 1st. 1885, Passenger
Accommodation Trains will leave as follows
No wch for Worcester and Way Stations A. NJ 1900
M, and 3.45 P. NJ.
Worcester for Norwich and Way Stations, and lois
A NJ, and $50 P. NJ.
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CAS- Be CUhED.

-AA3A<@ Of charge. Medicine sent to any part az
the world DR.. h Greene has thy discovered the
ElectFo- VI edfcnted Baths.
which combine the solvent properties Of certain plants the
effect Of which, with the currents Of electricity neuiraize
the diseased matter IN The blood and tissues and expel
from the system.
Zach Bath prepared 10 svit the constituon and dis
ease al the patient and IN medca-d 10 act directly
upon the disease They are more asant TO the patient
than the Chemical Bath and much efectua
10 removing scrofa, Rheumatism, DTopsy. Neura gia
Paralysis Fs Female plants, and almost every dis
eased condition Of the human body
Dr.. Greene still uses the k1cfrO-chsmieai Baths,
as discoveries By Prof yerpnes TO extract Mineral Poi.
sons such as Mercury, Arsenic, Lead &C., &c Persons
eryconvenience at 30 Bronhed Street. Boston orculars
With fall description sent free Of charge, 70 any one en-;
closing postage stamp. du mchi
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- ysesEsgsTe X WIDEN g. AND
Sszz' .sssss'y X = WORCESTER RAILROAD summer
Arrangement On MONDAY, June 10, 1856, Passenger
Trains VIII cave as follows:
Providence for Worcester 7SO and IL 45 a. M, and
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Railroo0s.

-. 575is5.sz e0SEQ9 AID NORCES-
go TER RAILROAD. SUMMER AR
RAhG T. WENT'-coumencine MONDAY, May 10, 1855.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester, as follows
Leave Worcester at (abDut Ex) 80 $40 AM Q245
FIX. t5-oOES) 4.15, and (Il.SO. Ex) P. Ii.
dllbury $40 an sos y. m.
Ntiiord at $50, ESQ a. 4.l5 p. m.
Northboro $50 9 20 a. m, Ais p m
marlboro 8 90, 10 a. m, 4.40 p M
birmingham Centre lis, 1890 a. m, 500 D. m.
saN0nVile . 40 m, l 90 D. IN
Newton, $50, *I.2O, $500 W. III 800 GLIB W.
Tr a. m; 100 20, 400, (&5.45 W. Tr.) g. lis D. m.
Brookne ESQ, IFS, s, $50, 10, a. M, lis, ESQ, 1,
t.40, 6.45, 9, p. m
Needham Plain g. am; 1.50, $40 p. N.
*West Newt m Station.
TRAINS FOR WORCESTER, as follows:
For Worcester at 6, $50 Ex.) a. NJ. 100 (4OO Ext
430, g. so Ex) P NJ.
Milbury 6, II. 430 p. NJ
Milford 8, a. $50 49, p. m.
Norhboro' a. M, 80, 430 D. n.
Marlboro at 6. a. N. 100, 4,3O p m,
Hramingham Centre 6, a. m. 100, 4.30 D. m.
SaXonvile g. 10 4. M p
Newton %, W. Tr.), 8. 9.15, 1880 C.3o W. Tr.(
8, s, 6, els p M -"
Brookline. 100 TAO, 9, HOO, a. nj I215 $50 $50
10, 6.15, 7.15, $50 p. IN.
Charles River Branch, 90 a. M, IL Is. $50 6I5pm
Albany g. and Is 80 Ex) a. M, and. 80 D m
New York via Springfield Is so Ex) a. M. "a Ex)pm
New York via Norwich $50 Elk D. m
Sunday Mail at P. NJ, taxing passengers for Worces
ter, springt ELL Hartford, New Haven and New York
q Express Trains stop only at birmingham
Rosfno Nav
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A SPECIAL BULLETIN FOR tue
"A SkCk.
DR.. ORSE,S
INVICORATINC CoRDTAT

Inc CORDIAL will rlieve with wonderful rapaity every
olsotaer incident to the digestive appsat the
SPpetei renew the strength hard the muscles; brace
tne nerves; give elasticity the spirits; recruit the
IA energes Danish despotdercy ipart the attenu-
ateo frame more robust appearance; lay irritation;
CAIN the disturbed imagination; build up sn ttered
constitution, and may be fear by the feeble
maiden wife, or mother; is composed solely Of the
juices OF rare Oriental herba, potent only nyigorate
exhlarate. and restore.
If the system has become relaxed from improper indul
genees the Cordial will iBfuse vigorous vitality
every organ The assude resulting from late hours,
OF close application to labor of any kind is quickly
moved BY It's acton and ladies engaged sedentary &C
cupations, and subject to Inconvenience therefrom will
ma II safe and healthy smuant. Where the crcua-
ton OF the blood be sluggish or iperfeoy performed
VIII restore the natural actions and communicate perma
nene energy to the secretive and dstribuve organs
Ihose who are bowed down by physical debility and
90 feeble as to despair of recovering the ygor and
mem OF manhood are invited give this wonderful in
slgofant trla embodies the elements Of their restor
Before they have consumed the first bottle they
will be conscious that the recuperative principle is work
IN every debitated portion of their frames and hope
soon to be realized in their thorough recovery will spring
up In their hearts.
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
No language can convey adequate idea of the i'm
mediate and almost miraculous change which occasions
in the diseased debated and shattered nervous sys
TEN, whether broken down by excess weak by nature
or impaired by Sickness the unsrung and relaxed organ
iEation at once brsced revived and built up The
mental AMI physical symptoms of disease vanish
together under its influence Nor is the effect empoary
on the contrary the relief permanent for the cordial
properties Of the medicine reach the constitution ITSELF
and restore it to its normal condition
THE DYSPEPTIC PATIENT.
whose stomach has losthe power of duly converting food
into DEMONSTRATING element, is relieved by a single
course OF this extraordinary tonic The gas rc fluid re-
acquires its solvent power the nutment which
was load and burthen 10 esuerer while his digest
I've was parayEed and unstrung, becomes,
under the wholesome revolution impaired the system
the basis Of activity, strength, and health.
Can't on.
Dr. M0RsE'S INVIG0RATING CORDIAL has been
eonuterfoited by some uuprncpled persons
In uture ali the genuine Cordial will have the propri.
etor pasted over the each bottle and
the following words blown in the glass:
"Dr. hor~e's isvigorating Cordial,
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NEED.--lo tons nice, for sale low, by
z.Ifr TAI. SUTTON,
june 70 No. Z Mechanic
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aEoUsE AND SIGN PAINTING,
M GRAINING, &C,
JJO 'NEIL wishes " inform the citizens Of Worcester
and vicinity that he has commenced business NJ the
ner of Old Market aud Main Street, under the Tx.
change Hotel where all orders In the above line will be
promptly attended TO- rhe subscriber being practical
workman Of unqu fashionable experience both IN kurope
and America feels confident OF giving complete satisac-
ion 10 all who may favor him with calf and hopes by
trct attention 10 business 70 merit share Of public pat
Onage.
Specimens Of Draining 10 be seen on the premises.
mch1s d6mN a2R
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VNRY DR.. CLoUGH'S CoLUMBIAN

q ------- = FTILNs
These nils are getting Eonderful sale for new thing
market vthe reason they cure disease so certainly
Dyspepsia Liver Complain, Headache Costiyeness Piles
Nervousness, and especially
FOR FEM AIEs no ncE
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2. n. KIM, Proprietor, n. 7 !"
" The rd,a is pit uD, highly Concentrated in pint
oottles. Piee So per r,ttle, two S. six FIR Sl2
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealtrs in Me5So7ne
Nj. B. Green Co.. agents for Worcester jeI7 eos 2m
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CURE YOUR CoRNs
HOUCHIN'S CORN SOLVENT
Is the only SAFE REMEDY. 1856 Bottles sold in six
weeks. T. w. H0UOHIN, Proprietor
ap26 dU S-OXfnrd St. Worcester
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lust RECEIVED-A laree LOT Of Gann's
- FREN B00PS and SHOES, Cali and Patent
Leather, Of every variety and Tor sale ~ Boston prices
by GEO. H. ALLEN,
myl3 DIST Briney Hnw
SsUGARS.-2O Hhds Porto Rieo AID Muscoyadoi
~ 10 Bbs Crushed Granulated and Powderedi 30 Bhs
tail. by VIM q SWIFT n CO.,
june 28 1856 Main II.
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--k=z57as..-k W mere you Will ma a large assert
Of the above articles constantly on hand, which
intend 10 SELL OHEAPERtaA oasl sewhere in
the city.
Work furnished to ORDER at short notice. Orders by
all promptly attended to- mch24 diff
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-01
Slavery in Nebraslka Also.

When Dunn's bill is presented to Repubii'
can he says: oh! 1t was only intended to re-
cognize what already exists in Kansas. Sla-
very is there, and Dunns bill only provides fer
its removal in 1858 from Kansas"
Now, If this be SO, how is it in Nebrsska--
where there are no slaves, and no pretcnce Of any
law for the institution Of slavery?
How is ii in the Indian Territory, annexed to
Kansas by Dunns bill--whieh is yet unorgan.
lied and where no slavery existsf
In Kansas, the Republicans say all the laws
in relation to slaves are bogus, because from
bogus Legislature Ifso, how can slavery ex-
ist in Kansas? Not at al, except by Dunn's
bill
Tn, Republican platform Of 1856 6says, that
the Constitution confeIS upon Congress SOW
sreign power over the Territories for their gov
ernment;" and in its exercise tho Republican
House Of Representatives have said, slaves shall
be held in Kansas, NEBRASKA, &C., until
1853 and all children born therein up to that
time, of slave mothers, shall be slaves forever.
ami removable into perpetual hereditary bon
dage.
Letter, "4lone ofall our party" voted against
this bill. The Journal denounoes Letter. by
implication, when 1t expressly says the billis .
good one.---S!c<esnzfI.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-01
JOHN W. CEARY.
Proclamation.

WHEREAS A largo number Of volunteer mitit-
ia has been called into the service Of the terrific
~ of Kansas by authority Of the late acting
Gov. for the maintenance Of order, many Of
whom have bsen taken from their occupations
or business, and deprived Of their ordinary means
of support and of their domestic enjoyments;
and
WHEREAS, The employment Of militia is not
authorized by my instructions from the General
Government except upcn requisition Of tho
commander of the military department in which
Kansas is embraced and
WHEREAS An authorized regular force has
boen placed at my disposal sufficient to insure
the execution of the laws that may be obstruc-
ted hy combination too powerful to he suppress.
ed by the ordinary course ofjulcial proceedings;
now
TnEREToNE. l, John W. Goary, Governor
OF the Territory of Kansas, do issue this, my
Proclamation, declaring that the services Of such
volunteer militia are no longer required; and dc
hereby order that they be Immediately dischar
ged. The Secretary and the Adjutant Genera
of the Territory will muster out of service eacf
command at its place Of rendezvous.
And command all bodies Of men combined
armed and equipped with munitions ofwar with
out authority of the government instantly to dis
band or quit the territory, as they will answe
the coutraryat their peril.
t~,.o, In testimony whereof have hereun
}SoaI to set my hand, and affixed the seal Q
'~o"~' the Territory of Kansas. Done a
Lecompton, this eleventh day Of September, il
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hund
red and fifty six.
JOHN w. GEARY, Governor Of Kansas
By the Governor,
DANIEL WooDsoN, Secretary.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-01
A Dat.y ANA weekly for s3, 90.

Those Of the readers Of this paper who desire
daily review of the Cleveland, New York and
other markets, may be accommodated on the
following terms: For $3.50 we will send the
Commorcin5 Gazette anil Marine Record Of the
LaEes for one year, and will subscribe for the
C1cvelander for one year and send tho publishers
receipt to any address The C1coe'ander is the
size Of this paper, is printed on minion and
agate type, and ON heavy white paper The
report ofthe home markets will be prepared by
us, and we need not repeat that neither patience
nor skill will bo spared to make it full and cor
rect in every particular. The New York. BuG
falo, and Oswego reports are furnished by tho
New York associated press. and will be cor
rectly rendered, AS newspaper, the Cleve-
lander is perhaps equal to any daily in the state.
Recoloct only $3.50 for the Daily Clcvelandcr
aud tho Commercial Gazette for ono year. Parts
Of dollar may be sent in postage stamps. For
So the two papers will bo sent six months
Commercial GIIette
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-01

That BEYJAMIN F. LETTER, Republican Know
Nothing monber Of Congress, from the Stark
county (Ohio) District, writes as follows TO the
Akron (O) Beacon Repchlcan paper, in rsla-
ton TO the passage Of Dunn's Kansas bill, for
which every Republican member bingham in
cludod) voted foror was absent, except himself
Road it, ye hypocriticGl freedom shretefs. Is
is datoa wAsHlNsroN CRY, July 90 1856
1--WE passed Dunn's bill for Kansas yester
day in q very Objectionable manncr. i has ma
ny good provisions; but it ertends the Fi4gssifs
SIaus Tan over Kansas and Nebraska, and pr.
pe.lsatss slGg@g tscrs ar5sl 1853. and naakSs ~
cbsl!ren Jorn ereia Up to that tine, cf s'dve asokh
ers, SLAVES This was too much fer me-
have always said--and now repeat my pledg-
ss---that will never vote to recognise slavery.
will nevor vote to make any human being >
lave viii never vote to extend slavery oBs
single foot. will never vote for the Fugitive
Slave Law or its oxtAnsion ever any free terrific
ry. Therefore vob>2 rgainx Dtaan's BIZ, scsi4
t1ry a'aE aEons ef al our party"