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A PASTOR ExPKLLID.-Rev. G. u. Board
man, son Of the reverend missionary Board
,aan, remarkable for his quiet and amiabl,
disposition, has been expelled from hi,
church at Barnwell Court House, South
Carolina, under the following circumsian.
ces.
public meeting was recently called 4,
that place, to express sympnty and approba.
tion for Mr.. Brooks. in the shameful assaul,
upon MIR. Sumner. Mr.. Boardman, the Bap-
fist pastor, having no wish to participate in
the meeting, was not present; whereupon Z
committee was dispatched TO his residences
20 inquire the reason. Mr.. b. quietly replied
that he was unaccustomed to NEEDLE with
political agitations, and preferred to have
no part in the proceedings. Upon this, he
was required to givc categorical answer 10
the question whether he sympathised with
Summer and with his views. TO which Mr..
Is. answered IN substance, that he wished not
10 be Tins cAtechissd, butif he must answer,
he could do no otherwise ~ m honest man,
than TO say yes. This was enough and be
was at once told that he could have twenty
four hours to leave the place! Resistance
or refusal WAS useless, and making such ar
engagements ~ he could In that brief period,
Mr.. Bosrdman took his departure for the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Journal 4 Messenger,
lBaptist).
A daughter has been born 70 the Emparor
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1lenAsau street. carriage shoD.
vINIEOPHILuS MYERS, Carriage =
i smith, desirous If casting hn ?
ot with the good people VI keokuk ,A--
Tor mutual Svsntsxe. taxes pleasure In saying that
he 10 now prepared for aoy and every thing In his
.ne, IN the way VI repairing carriag o. vehicles and
wagons Of every description, and All kinds Of Job
hing In general Particu ar attention paid ~ horse
shoeing. and promising hone.t work. promptness
and dis patel, In his busincss.
Also, on hand good strong Rockaway Carriage,
for sale " hire
9A-A good Woodwork man wanted. laug7du
Lessons ~ sAe gios Arts.
NEISS n. A. ABBOT fsistcr Ut Mrs. II. b. A. John
Ivk son) will open = class in lnstrumentAl Music,
Drawing, Painting and Embroidery, Monday,
? tn Of August next.
Rooms in Tenn pins Block, on 4th street, between
lain and Johnso
All information relative TO terms, &C., can b
ncrtained by calling ~ the residence Of Mr.. +. W.
Potter ON DioAd sau-si., bet. sth aud 5th
Juiy ri dr.
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From the New York Evening Mirror.
50 Give lem lesstc.ss

Give se0 Jcsstc.v
At an impromptu gathering Of Fremontsrs
up town, the other evening, an enthusiastic
advocate Of the Rocky Mountain candidate
put it to the crowd, whether it was not bet
ter to send man to the White House who
had completed his humanitics BY marrying
an accomplished woman, than to send there
such rusty old bachelor ~ Buchanan,
whose domestic inequalities could only be
seasoned with the doubtful graces Of some
hired housekeeper? At this interrogAtory,
gentleman present, who remembered the
maiden name Of Mrs. Fremont Jessie Ben
tony, said, )" Well give 'em Jessie!' This
felicitous double entendre only needs to be
published to become the watch word Of the
campaign; and the Mirror takes the liberty
OF adding, that il the gallantry Of the
country demanded queen 1t the head Of
the nation, the lovely lady Of the Republican
nominee would command the universal suf
TRACES OF the people. She is a woman -
eminently fitted to adorn the White House ~
she has proved herself worthy TO be hero Z
bride. The splendid compliment paid BY
Burke to that Inflated queen Of France,
whom he frst saw - the Dauphiness ct YER
sailles, will apply to Mrs. Fremont. Beau
tifu, graceful, intellectual, and enthusiastic,
suo VIA mSA0 hnOtc pIOsSiy So0 70 Suo NOCey
Mountain platform in fifteen minutes than
hfty stump orators can win over in Z
month.
Among tho objects most sacredly cherish.
ed by the great Pathfinder are nagni6cen,
sword presented him BY tho State OF South
Caroline, and beautiful miniature Of his
wife, attached TO faded pink ribbon, the
only thing OF value preserved about his per-
son when he first arrived in California. The
Colonel keeps these souvenirs Of love and
glory in his library, locked in glass case.
II hns been blurted BY some Of the oppo-
siton press that Fremont commenced his ca
reer by "taking away an old mans dsugh-
ter" in violation Of the conventionalities Of
social life. But since the elopsmsnt oil
Helen Of Troy, no man could hsve bseu
more strongly tempted than Fremont and
let old fogy fathers fret and fums - they
may about these matters, the sympathies OF
the world al run with runaway lovers.
Who has not not shouted IT the triumph
Of young Lochinvsr, or tremblec 1t the
perilous flight Of Lord Ullin's daughter, who
could
- meet the raging Of the skies,
But not An angry fashrrs'
Surely "Young America will think
none the less Of the gallant Colonel for
his brilliant coup d'amour. Who will
will write W '.song for the occasion, .
to the tune OF
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The Life 81 Fremont.

BY Chas. Upham, has just been issued by
Ticknor h Fields, Boston. The New York
Mirror, edited by Col. Fuller, paper which
has always heretofore been on the side OF
the South in all sectional controversies,
speaks Of it in this glowing style:
This is q life worth living, worth writing
and worth reading. II is full OF events, full
Of romance, full OF results. John Charles
Fremont has written his name on the ever
lasting hills, rock-ribbs6 and ancient as
the SUM- and given 1t to "the flowing
streams that lucid flow forever" He has
unrolled to the knowledge Of the present and
future generations the magnificent geography
Of virgin continent; aud turned ths gold
en- streams OF the unknown Sierras into oil
the channels Of the commercial world. He
is the hero Of moro glorious epic than
Homer ever sung, and has brsvcd more
deadly dangers than the victor OF hundred
battles. 1t il not strange, therefore, that
while the heart Of the American people 10
thrilling at the story Of his adventures, =
feeling Of personal admiration should be
awakened, which insists upon rswarding the
living hero with the highest honors in the
gift VI the nation.
Courage in man, like chastity in woman,
is the very virtue Of virtues. II compels the
homage Of the world, and wins the protect
/ ing favor OF heaven. No one can read the
/ Life Of Fremont, and resist the conviction
that he is one Of the bravest and most death
daring men tn ever periled his life in tn,
pursuit Of u purpose, or in the vlndication Of
principle. And all his sufsrings and dan
! gers have been encountered, not 10 the cause
| Of war, but Of science; not amid the OK
ctement of the battle field, with the glitter
ing gueraon OF the oonaaeror, to inaam'
away in the lonely and perlous passes in tn.
Mediterranean mountains, whore his COM
1 radcs were hourly falling BY his side, pierced
by tho terrible pangs Of hunger, the icy
breath Of winter, or the deadly arrow OF
the lurking savage. In scenes like these
our intrepid Columbus Of the wilderness
ba,tled with death IA calmly and heroically
as Leonidas met him in the pass Of Their.
morly9.
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FEEAoNT IN GEORGIA. - We see il stated
that the Wilkes County (Ga.) Republican
has run up the names Of Fremont and Day
ton.
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To fAe Members Of the Bsr ~ ksokNk:
0ssrLsxRn: | thank you for the honor you
have done me, by your call upon me to become a
andidate for the 0thce Of Judge Of the Recorder
Court, established by the recent amendment to thv
lily Charter.
By she liberal Jurisdiction conferred upon this
Court II IVES clear intended, BY the gentlemen who
proposed the amended Charter. and BY the Iegisia-
ture. that il should be court Of consdersblu dig
nty aud imp ,rtancG and IL II shall be the plesssr.
Ut the good people Of the cary elect TO that Of
Nee, tne special election ~ b. holden the I'd
Monday in August pexs, pledge ,ay best efforts
" naae the Court all that IL vas dosigned ~ b..
Al am yet stranger to many VI your fellow
citsens, thouxh hAvs been resident Of your city
more than year. allow MI this opportunity aso &
ssy that have the experience Of hfteen years prac-
toe Lawyer, sitter several years Of IAborious
service - deputy Clerk Of the Circuit and County
Court, while was studying my profession. This
deem II proper 70 say mot in the spirit Of ostsnts
ton, but = matter Of Justification of the con1-
dencs yoo have vsry sncros " manifested towards
me. Your obedicnt servant,
July 30th, 1855. H.K. REEDER.
daily Times and Post please copy.l
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a daughter has been born 70 the Emperor
Of Austria.
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Nc-As there 10 always . rapid demand, sfcSr,
your Ttck<fs In 7yms, for the numbcr Of Tickets II
limited.
We For full explanation Of the mode Of distribu
ton. Ilst Of gifts, Ac., see small bills
- Doors open 1t ~ o'clock. The Wizard viii
appear At 8 CLOCK, precisely.
J. N. MEaTON,
Auyl d2t Aren't
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- meet the raging Of the skies,

But not An angry father"
Surely Young America" will think
none the less Of the gallant Colonel for
his brilliant coup d'amour. Who will
will write US "song for the occaslon,' y
to the tune OF
Jessie, the 1owsr oil Dumblaney"
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n CAsAN.
II uBRERY notify AL persons not to tsust my
wifs, Mary Ellen shores, n my account, - 4 viii
pay 10 debts Of her oonrctng after this date, shs
having wiifu.ly left my bed and board.
July ~. 's6-d3.e JOHN SHORES.
Inst WeaAyl
VNdE FavoFits Dish Of the Season GRnRH Pas:
i Picked from the Patch Of "Iavisbie Green,
So" Thspaistsbie dish is presented In fall con-
6dence that the public appetite not b. ap I'd
BY IN article better suited . tho taste, and whether
early late il the season, will always b found ~
very end 70 smack of the genuine "msuoss- fss -
Tasxs"wsiArvtLLsD' POPS make up the measure.
jySo For sale BY x. ,. OGDEN.
pREscorr's Philip the second; 4 large sup
jy;o' City Book Store. 81 Main-st
cHAopAc ase sin a:sa.. o,i.,,,
~ II American Lifo: by Walter Masch
For sAle 9 0y30) OGDENB.
EAAA BARTLETT, or Prejudice and PaaAti-
IL cism: By Kate Harrington. new supply
Just reed at UySO) OGDENS.
vlSnR HORIZONS AT HOME, with Some incidents
) Of travel from Missouri " California, By Mrs.
Q. b Ferris For sale q
n rs BANE'S ADVENTURES, or The Yarns oe an
A ~, Sl4 Mariner y Mar, c0.d'' cl: caSrs a
CQUIER'S CENTRAL AXERIJA-PASlIsaIarIy
- Ne States Of Honduras and Son SalvsAos, their
Biography, Topography, Climate, P0palatios. ~
sources, Productions, e. just rce 4 g
bTz5Y MADE 0I0TUIN1.-E~y.1I.s Z sIls
~ -: - > - = - !scss s91 w c~
res 0ale.
VSwOsaluabls lsves less - assc.nsdaalas tsrna.
= AItzss -. Q. sxkISA.
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III couanoUrNcR Or rHR


n coNs1oUlNc. or TIE
UDD = y n = 80 HAvOR
With which the Two previous GIFT soirses have bsa
received, nd In order 10 meet the wishes Of
Hundreds Of Disappointed Appliconts for
1icksss,
MACAL ISTER,
The Renowned Wixaxd!
WILL orvs fURD AND Last
GIFT AND MAGICAL 0Ol1EE,
On Saturday Evening, August "a.
lxcsIAsixo TIE AMOUNT TO
0226 OOl!
FORTY SOUVENIRS DE MAGIQUE!
With varied and brilliant
LIST OF JEWELRY, ETC.,
INCLUDING
FOUR UTIFUL ATCHES! /!
2 ooLpl AND 2 SILVER!
With Rings, Bracelets, Broochss, &c.
The Gifts may BE- seen in the window Of the Fancy
Goods store Of A. Weisman, on I'd e., where
Tickets nay be purchased.
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For prsstdenffai Electors,
AT Large ID. y. MILLER,
SA MIEL RUSSELL,
District ......W. N. STONE.
...H. OsCONNOR.
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TINE DISTRIBU HON or GIFTS will take plse,
/ immediately after the
GRAND MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENT
tbs
GREAT WIZARD,
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Dr. =. aal sM LITTLE,

tLAte vi Peunsy issniaJ
nFfERS his professional services 10 the eitissas
~ of keokuk and vicinity. lie can be Consulted
~ the 81. Charles Hotel.
DR.. Little Is graduate VI the University Of Penn
syivAns. and has the expsrence Of six years ca
tcnsive practice.
July 81, 1866
Notace - Contractors.
CEALED Prop sals viii be received 81 tbs o1ee
~ Of the City Engineer until O'Clock p. m. u
Monday, August II. 1856, for tho grading Of Con-
cert street, ftom Ath ~. 10 18th.
Also, 1t same time for building culverts
~ Tor tbs opening of both Concert and Nigh sts.
Plans end specifications for above con be seen 81
- i. HUTCHINSON,
Kcokuk, July 81, '56-d,ot City Engne<r.
0~n rAtag.
A LII persons in want Of boardsrs boarding
IA places will do veil 70 call ~ she R,srdcrs Ex-
change, North west corner I'd and johnson SIS.
jysidn 10. srEWARTA co.
j. ,. YicxLsx ,. LUCAS.
G1ckteo 8 Loeas.
... s.sk s 4 A M RcaKEa iowA
XXIILL by aad cell E.ehans g. bhllset Nosss and
w Bills, sell Land Warrants, invest In Real b.
Ate. Loan Money for residents, and Pay Taxes.
aold, Silver, and uncurent money bought and soid.
RssKRsxcxs
Bank Republic, New York City.
John N. 1ordos, Union Bank, baltimore.
James kDbb Co., New Orleans.
Dunley, Drake 1 Co., Cincinnati, O.
II. A. Tucker ! Co., Exchange B.ak, Chicago.
John J. Anderson Co., ST. Louis,
Cashiers Of Eastern Virginia Banks.
Joseph Fickien, Lexington, KY
July 50. '56-diy
| To Ii. r. Rsspss. ESQ SIR: The unds,igpsd
nsmhsrs Of the Bar Of Keokuk, in view Of the in
portance Of havings City Recorder In whom Ne can
have full conndsncs, request that Jon may Psrni,
your name 70 b. used . candidate for that oGss
irrsspcctive u party. by doing which yca vii
| obiiee us and serve the city.
! L. g. n. Moughton, Stephen E. Jones,
/ J. n. Brssdpn, Lloyd d. simpson,
| Alex. Lynch, VIII. X. 0aYrArd,
| WIN. r. Turner, Francis II. wookton,
/ Geo. G. Dixon, w. s. Wndcr,
Thos. W. Cisgett, WIN, A. Metcalf,
o. b. O'Rannon, Juo. Bruce,
| C.E. Moss, 4so. W. McCrary,
WIN. Edwards. james n. Reid.
/ ST. Marshall,
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WELL DoNg.A the Republican state
Ratification Meeting, at indianapolis, Ind. ,on
the 5th inst, Mr. Moreau, one Of the Bu-
chanan electors, made y speech in favor OF
Fremont. He says If the Buchnncers elect
him, he shall vote for Fremont in the cleo
toral college.
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e. OWk8TOR
"a kEPS sGosk q Family 0rosssies, . variety q
N 1oys, anA ~ asapFtsasat Of AusicAl Instsu-
1satS, h sale Main 6lssst, hstwssa 6ssosd and
Third. msr -. 1854
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srThc thing is ssttled now. II !. no
crime for Democratic Congressman to shoe,
Irish walters. Herbert il free and pcttsd.--
Ills acauittal is received with shouts Of ap-
rlause that add still deeper poignancy to
the sorrow Of the poor widow and orphan
children Of the murdered Heating. II Keat-
Ing had killed Herbert, does anybody suppose
ne would have been acquitted
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4 NENEHAL INSURANCE AUENCI-IAPITAL
~ - ,OoO, 600.
Merchants In1uianee Company, Of Philadelphia
Capital 4.OO, 100.
state Matual Insurance Comply of Harrisburg Pc,
Capital 43xu, 900.
Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co., Of Hartford,
Capital $500 900.
Fire, Marine and lnlAnd Transportation Kinks
taken IT current rates.
LIvs irsuaAscs can b. effected on very liberal
terms
C.C.A. STRrBLEN, Local Agent,
Once ~ the Auction House Of Howe, Lock wood
ACo, Second ST., between Main aud johnson.
keOkuk, Jply 6.dtf
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For STATE OMeer,
REPUBLICAN MEETING.

For Csaaiy Clerk OLIVER BROOKS.
For Pros Attorney, G. w. LOWRIE.
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Tickets Oniy 80 css.l

And al the articles win b delivered ON the sp'
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HAVING determined, hereafter, 10 dO IN saclu
= sively easA basiaess IN our retail AepAstmsus
re prepared " sell ali kinds Of Hsas Cape Nun
asts, &C.. at greatly redueed pric<s. Oar stssk 4
SOW very complsts, and Ne keep nothing bss ~
6st grsdss Of goods slways have the latest styles
and will sell loser Tor cash than the eommSs gFsAs
ere sold on credit. So eons on with yoss discs
- All kinds Of Millinery work done 70 order
~ the shortest notice.
Oct 26.-&itf d. r. 4IgMPuRYY 4 n A0R
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HUNG IN SPITE OF REPRIEvs-We see in the
raNJs sn pceunt Of tn- execution OF the ooLvic BY tie
se,i OF Fsnk Ia county the Stse, dtse the receffs
by ia of 70 .pte from 6,v wius'ou Hs Ia said -
h, "a Ironounced tho document forgery the order
Il ths Governor ormel, the hanging sas murder;
WIS NOT the Sheriff lie not re PouScls. .-korsocvcv
Ala. agI
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WATCHES, JNWI,y .RY, &C.

VXLiTOBNIA pIAMosBs, foU AL IN pRTLIIAyCy
and appearance 70 sae real ct ems.s pins Ss;
Stnds sleeve buttons 10 Any Of hs articles cent BY
mail to any part OF 10 HIned st.,aa I. j. JACOBS,
Misunderstanding jewellers. 40T broadway
UYsT CHAiNs MAnUfACrUREp FROM COMPOST.
Non and god These eaAns Are warranted no 70 cnangs
color, au0 viii the sold gold They war
rpnted Represented, BE money returned P ~ 50
TO - Maavf,clurxt only us L. and j. JACC ss,
hciuyfng tewecTr t07 Broadway.
WEST oBAIKs.--IHR aRRaTstf DISnOYg1y or rHg
age Mo,sl eaua, 20 god yes casins nfsic compost
ur ard cod warranted IN stand ecd
the rerred ~ 10 70 a. a ibe orgna
JACOBS, Ip9 Chatham stflet.
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DOGRRS'S TABLE TALR.
~ D. APpLE1ox,& CO.. s46 and s4s Broadway have now
RECOLLKCflOkS OF The TABLE TALK OF SAMUEL
R,GERS
Ts ohich Is added
EDITED ny The REV. DYcE
g. % IA A.
Un6 v0I. IMU CIO b II.
1 EHnEn lhA TAHf.ako lliaha !

Samue Rogers was Of the ast links IN the literary world
between the ard the cast rd he the
last Yensnng he jor cd together times Than
monty remote. His FIRST u,icauon the zht 1856,
when Louis XVI reiend In France and thinking the
assembly O. the noisb e IN The next and when
DR. Chalmers t plAy tbs shora at An
uther He seeing h head Of Of
Of 4S still mopf eng Temple Bar He Gar rick al,
He Knocked al Dr. Johusons door call him. 6nd then,
With A.by retrs:ted their hearts failing them ne heard s
Joshua Reynolds deliver his cc,urs at the ,ya Academy.
He Lafa He hresk tasted with adam NTH and
rrincpa Robertson Erssne FoI, sheridan Burbe Pitt Me-
Thomas Mrs sddona Scott Geosgans Duchess OF
Devonsbre MsckntcAh the Great Juke Ta evYand sod
ny the nustrous 1ran6fahers fahes
you,h hack sgain 70 impse these pages,
pass 3eicre Curious GUS,
the resurrection the mighty dead In Y'tain Rogers u
be Talk has eugrossod attention. and we be eve wl widely
engage ii here
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sentative body ito the supplies" Bat the fau
an. wn ~. % sneil opponeus Inc senate sxoeeoed It's
the use the Speaker BY unprecedented stretch
courtesy, had given them the Committee OF Ways and
ans The main questions Of government in their
own hanos
Who ia responsible for the unmsy end Of the LeyslA-
self from completely in ss taking of bat We sup pose
il may be sscribed to chance medley Members OF all
parties were busy with it, in s last hours with evidently
ia III intent
II has terminated and congratulate the people
its end. WAS III constituted and irresponsible BODY
OF whose action 1t impossible 10 preict anything
with ANY certainty subject to ions and iutguss
svayed ~ alton, and showing vscation Of purpose
OF which there are fe v parallels.
II WAS perhaps necessary that the people should
exhibited thus publicly sbe weakness snd folly of the
poitfaal raites that ard between them and the
sonnihuon Of State bsitre restoring TIE democratic
Iue Cer'an 1t s that this session IL the prelude to
long reign OF democracy in the councils Of New York.
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M IDA PFEiFFEA,s ssJoAD JoUsNEY ROUND

~ TIE rEAUd.n1sY Hanp.s J. LOB AsBo1T
sr'o 81 a$fss fs.s SEE, ASsa S,ss.iia square.
TIE RISE OF TUE DUroe REpuo 10. yis.ory. BY
JON Lehrop nSssy svos svo mustn &c. sheep. y 7s
In this valuable contribution hsorc.l literature by an
writer we hsys parallel % .ee @ss'sy oroduc
q Irving Prescoa BsnorO,, a,.de smar depart
en- 70 he osh s s es ss sn
pnss e o3sSgs In i5s4 ihs mem nab COZ c. 9stwsen
s ss &c Ss form
sss;.ss: s;,S . ja.ss NOISY
human abe foreg Of the occuped by
ws s%usas a sas
@ 81 sss e. a. which hsys nss
The scene crowded with .ut AID impressive events
Sssy ss
rs .'s ssss ne
uo BE- e 1 S ss mat s sss
p % s so q 4, during the
aSssd nssho s.
90 acquainted WI vi zoe s powers @ Of mind
hss sy = 1 T. The TAX s can doaOt that be VII
His hntory Of vhicb country might be proud.
Mr. Motley searched whole range of historical docu-
place spared hims e he ia5or Of ssd critical suhsu
G sbs ssd Ssd be sesss so
e s Hy @ % M Toe of Gs the
1y oppression almost to fferzy but neve to despair
Wei worth deliberate appreciation Lcadon Examiner
ct Il ss1s so IT, & g s sss
sas ss sS"s his
as psGps ~ ls S 1.osys I've the ea Of
oas.ns pssncs gives victory il the snSI%nton oI %
MADAss ryErrryn's SECOND Jouxssr.-A I..dy's ss-
ospsm s sSs oee BOZ sS
,he saJs Journe, Hound the wor'd' 10. Isaa. mus
There surely NJ ut en,e tat m.nt be had from he
6as ssisa tolow ssd % sudsaoe Of The
oa
sbe and womanl lover OF trsve aud change not less
s.
Sc % sS: be p e. 'sTs %
asis st:s. snssso's and io,ms',oe Is@nss:
s than 20 os .% n her own hand @
o. s ' veil 8.
% ss%s ns place. &c % : che
cccCun,s Of ps.s Of the M Of S Java and
world she passed nsr g-ouod bur not on thss
ne s y % s 10, S nasd % Of
IsAp her shs observed with quick eye.
and H.tsntd with atepdse TIL Press
solitary wnsD's seen journey roaad .1e world safely
as would be lady who having the scAd for
executon, had been t. ice repreved -Athtnm
THE TEACHER Hor Inuencss Fmp cd 10 the instruction
ana Government of the toucg and revised clifton.
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