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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

90. FOR A LODGE IN SOME VAST WILL
DERNESS. Sir, il i undoubtedly the ex
clamaiion which thousands. who are borne
down by the arluouS duties which mnSt he
performed even under the ravS of n burning
midsummer sun, are sure TO make: but these
du les are performed irequcn ly at The serious
risk of health if NOT life itsel, unless the
proper precautions are taken 10 prevent tie
bad effect so easily generated by imprudent
exposure. Carter's Spanish Mixture, the I'M
rvalle1 Purifier of the BlOo1. possesses in q
remarkable degree The cooling and purifying
influence over the system so neces AIRY in
such ca eS. lis Singular power over the
Blood, it, gentle 'onic action on the Liver its
Strengthening, vivifying and invigorating quail
lite, its known tendency prevent disease
by expelling all humoFs rom the Blood, ard
Kidding tie system of poisonous Infection, has
gained .or il n place among the highest dis
co erieS of medical sclenc', II is positive
cure FOR Scroiula, Fever and Ague, Liver Dis
ease, the effects of Mercury, and all such
iii eases, as thousands who nave used il have
grateful cause to know. The trial OF a bot
tie will satisfy any who may be unacqualnted
with its effects.
a SERIOUS TALK.-We wish 10 impress
ii on the people of this rapidly growing coun-
tiy, many OF whom are bearing about tie r
bodies the seeds o. disease which may in time
deveiope itself in the form of Scroiula,
Rheumatism, Syphilis, Mercurial affections,
or Other kindred di eases. which when they
get fast hold of the system soon leaves the
cCnSiiui but shattered W eek, that a
mong all the me icincs yet knOTu, Carter s
Spanish Mixture IS the only p Sitve and un-
falling Purifier OF the Blood containing nCl-
ther mercury, -iraenic. Opium, any other
dangerous drug or noXious herb, so generally
used in such eases. 1T sill possesses pow
er over the blood, rendering 1t pure and
healthy which before its discovery was of all
Others the thing - be desired. 1t cures
Scro ula, RheumntiSm, Syphilis. Fever and
Ague, and all that class of diseases, by ex
polling from the Blood all impurities which
clog and disturb the correct action OF he Sys
tenn. More than t-ousand such cases have
/ been permanently and radically cured by lis
use and we take pleasure in extending it
/ field OF usefulness by advising our friends tC
Try
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

Mr.. ID. e. BraGham stated in a speech
n, tho court house last night that the
President OF the u. S. Council of Fill
mourners -Bir,lett--had offered 20 pay
him to canvass the State of Indiana for
Fillmore, aud when Branham told Bart
lett that il would do NJ good. that hun.
dicd speakers could not carry the State
for Fillmore. Bartlett replied tina, il was
not e1 pec,ed they would succeed in lndi
sna, but that they wanted TO help the
party ia the South. Mr.. Bartlett said
they had money to expend in Indiana for
shat purpose, and he would do it. Won
der how much Dick Thompson and the
one OF two intense Fillmourners in this
meek Of woods 60, OF the Know Moth
ing corruption iund7-Mad Courier.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
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Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia.

CeviNGrox, Ohio. Dec. q, 1853.
sslIy VIII. has been III, c,cd with the Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia fora number OF years,
during which time have spout great dat
Cor do.toring. bn, che T. C lived very little bcnc.
iii thcr,fr n,. aul finally the doctors said She
coil not b, cured. L1stsprng she cncluded
TORY HoRmds Gaman Biuers; she took two
bottle, AID ever since taking them she has
been able 10 intend TO her business. | hlvc
sold quite Il number OF bottles through he
Recommendation, and as far | can Learn, il
has givrh satisfaction To ALL
Sec advertisements
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
IgooiIand's German T8I..c~s.
Certificate Of Ralph Luic, Esq, hi'tor "Spir
II Of THRes,' Aonfon, Odio.

Certificate Of Ralph Luic, Esq., hi'tor "Spir-
al Of Times,' Ironfon, Odio.
lRoNToV. October 30, 1854.
Dr.. c. NJ. Jackson--D AR Sr--The Bucrs
are in great demand here. ~ I'D lilion 10 the
qlanliiy sold by Moyiy5, Berjer, ycuragon's,
tue two other stores SET more { 1 ;htm than amy
Other medicine. find they ara much used
by conyalcscent fever patio TO rebuild their
broken constitutions. | have u,el during the
last summer, ia ny own family, four bottles.
They w.rc RECOMMENDED 10 mc first by q
nti.lior, At t'ut when my sys;em was much
Gebiiitatcd from the ,G.c;s eta we're ii l'ous
ever. They gave me an ppeitc, md restored
ioac aad Nig1r to my whole system. In ont
OF the September Numbers ofmy paper related
my experience of the good effects &c ia,
Blttcrs, since which TN they have had laree
sale, 1id have now become the SiaRdlYd mcai-
tnc ia this vicinity.
In conclusion, wodld say lia' feel gro;a
pleasure IN siyirgyou This testimony of The val.
ue and spcccss % your prcraraiior.
Respectfully, yours, RALPH LITE.
S'c advertisement. 81 I'M
4. ERowN's ESSENCE OF JAM,icA GiNGrR.-
This lsiriIly family medicine; at this season
when affections of the stomach AMI bowels are
common, 10 funiiy, iriivdual. or Traveller
should be without i. Il is peculiarly cllicu.
cious in summer eomplanI, Of clil lren, aud i,
known and prescribed by the medical faculty.
See advertisements.
miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable
andl free from anythueininrious iol lie or health
Fall and explicit directions accompany each
box.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Th @ FN r. a 'F,S
49,. "a /. So: LIS
AND
REiOENlN .sETTEssS.
FREE FROM ALL MINERAL POlSONS.


The great popularity which Nonat's Life
, Pills and PhTniX Biiters have attained in con
sequence OF the extraordinary cures effected
10y their ne, Tendefs il unnc ceSSary for the
proprietor To enter into particular analysis
oi Their medicinal virtues or properties. Ilav-
ing been more than twenty years be ore the
pubic, aud hav ne he tinted testimony OF
more than Three Millions Of persons who have
been restored TO the enjoyment OF perfect
health 10y them, it is believed that the rcpu-
tation as The best vegetable medicine now be-
fore the public, admits of no dispute. In al
most every city ami village in the l. itel
states, there are many who are ready 10 les
tliy 10 their efficacy IN removing disease, and
giving TO the whole system renewed yigor and
health
IN cases Of Scrofula, Ulcers. Scurvy or
Eruptions o. the skin, he operation of the
Tie Medicines IS truly astonishing, often re-
moving IN a lew days, every veStige of these
loathsore diseases, by their pm lying effects
on the blood. Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia.
Dropsy, Piles, and in short most all diseases,
soon yield 10 their curative properties. no
family should be wItho t them, n, by their
timely use much suffering and expense may
be we'd.
Prepared by William b. MoGat, NJ. D., N.
y, and for sale by
PFRSHING & Co.
Plymouth Ind, Oct I6, 1856. 2yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
Breakers Ahead!

FENIOSE owing The Blnncr Office np To tins
daie-Nr. &c. Vol. =, must make soTie
arrangements To settle. have frequently ask
eel for the amounts due ne, aud of inlny IN
deb.cd: hut it'll, or nothing has been coilec-
ted. NV want my pay for M i"b'r-
"Pcacca5ly if can--lorcihy f ! mus
WM ]. BURNS.
OFT. , 1856. @6tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

2 Shanghai hens and Erood Chick.
ems. W. ". Scott. 90
Best Wooden fin. a. Bayl. 90
DO Cistefn X Shallow we'll Pumps.
Il Boyd. = 90
do Span Mules. y Palmer, 90
do Specimen Sculpture, Jacob
kno5.ock. 9 co
do Specimen Leather Work. Mrs.
laura Stack. 90
do Specimen Wax Work, Miss
Melissa Boyd. 90
JAMES A. CORSE. rres't.
Attest: s. u. CoREALEy. Src'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

l2rH. CLASS -MlscELLANEous.
Best 3 BIS. Butter, Mrs. C,nger. Mrs.
G.. Pomeroy and Mrs. John
Cleaveland. tie. 90
do 10 lbs. Cheese. Mrs. X. Hewett. 9 0G
do Jar Pickles. Mrs. Conger. so
do do Preserves, Mrs. Jos. Evans. so
do Specimen Maple Molasses, c.
o. Pomeroy, 90
do 3 lbs. Maple Sugar, G. o. Pome-
roy, 90
..do 8 lbs. Honey, d. S. Conger, 90
do Smoked Ham, a. Kelsing. 90
l3TH. CLASS FINE ARTS.
Best Ornamental painting, Mrs.
Laura Stack, 81 90
llTH. -DrscRETroyARY.
Best Specimen seed Wheat. w. J.
Hand, m
do Specimen Ambro & Dapuerreo.
types. f. Wilton. 90
do Yoke Steers. John Cleaveland 90
do Specimen Ever Green Sweet.
Corn, w. J. Homo, 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
Nciu advertisements
Administrator Notice.

n Office is hereby given that the under
Y signed has taken out letters o. Admin
lStration on :he estate OF Thomas Rockhill
late of Marshall Co., Ind, deceased, and all
persons indebted TO said estate are reques ted
10 make settlement without delay, and 10 ose
having claims against the same are requested
to lille them Tor settlement, duly aulhentica-
ted according to law. The estate is suppos-
cd 10 be solvent.
JOHN G. ROCKHILL, Admir-.
Oc' o, 1886. nd. lt3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

FREuoSr CLUB.-The Fremont Ciuo oi
Center township, metat the Court House,
in this place on Tuesday evening. The
attendance was fair. The Jessie Glee
Club enlivened the exercises as usual
with cheering songs-sung in the best
style. We were highly pleased with the
spirit manifested by the speakers and
Others present. A determination was ex.
pressed by them, and reiterated IN The
animated countenances and flashing eyes
Of the audience, to rally at the polls in
November for Freedom and Fremont.-
No one seemed TO be in the least dis
couraged OF the result of the election.
but felt that they had lost the battle by
the most unfair and unjustifable course
of our opponents, in the importation of
illegal votes, which they intended should
not be repeated, if ,hey could help it, at
the ensuing Presidential election. All
seemed TO be satisfied that there was q
decided majority of the legal voters oil
the county on their side. We have n
doubt of it. The scenes Of Kansas have
been re-enacted among US. The will Of
ma jority Of The freemen of the county
and State, has been thwarlcd and over.
ruled by foreign imported vote.
The Club adjourned with three cheers
for John and Jessie--three for Cullox
three for Judge Egber,. who was present
md three for the Jessie Glee Club.
The Club meets ngain next Friday
evening. We hope to soc all our friends
present. and as many o! our Democratic
friends as can make il convenient. Nc
lack OF speakers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
Republican NzeetiEBgs.

HsepuuEDHicana Meetings.
The Republicans will meet together at
the following places, at the times appointed:
STARK CsnU NvIVYo
koontz's Mill, Oregon township, .Nonday
9th October, at one o'clock, p. m.
KNOX, at 6 o'clock, p M, same day
NORTH BEND, 1sscsc5ay, 28th, at LIZ O.
clock, m.
MARSHALL COUNTY,
Union township, Union School House, at
MaxinkukIee Lake, Yucsday, October 28M,
at 6 o'clock. in the evening
Green T'p-Barnard Corey's school
house. at 1 o'clock, p. na,, "Wednesday, Octo-
Der 20th.
Smiths school house, (Grcen t'p..) 6 p. m,
Vsdpcsday, October Goth
Tippecanoetown-Thu Oct. 80, 1
o'clock in the afternoon.
Bourbon-6 o'clock in the evening Of the
same day
German-Friday Oct. 81, at 12 o'clock,
noon.
North-At Paramount, at 6 O'Clock in the
evening" same day.
I'olk-At Webb's school house, at 1 o.
clock i'm the afternoon; and at NEiler's school
house in the evening.
~ Speakers will positively be in attend
ancc to address these meetings.
Let every true friend Of freedom be on
hand; and our triumph over sham Dcmoc-
pletc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
L.ssorInd. E'rec E,.si<s isl gar.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

The following, furnished by Mr.. John Wool
ley for the indianapolis papers, i list OF al
the Banks o. tie State of Indiana doing a le-
Ultimate business and having regular bank
ing house:
Bank Of North America, Clinton.
Bank of Indiana. Michigan City.
Rockville bank, Brookgille.
Bank OF Syracuse, Syracuse.
do Elkhart, Elkhat.
do Paol, Paoli.
do Goshen, Goshen.
do MI. Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
do Salem Salem.
DO The Capitol. Indianapolis
DO Warsaw, Warsaw
do Monticello, HioHticello.
Canal bank OF Evansville, Evansville.
Crescent City bank, do.
Cambridge City bank, Cambridge CITY.
Central bank, indianapolis.
Fayeite county hank, ConnersYille.
Farmers bank, Westield.
Gramercy bank Lafayette.
llooSler bank, LoganSport.
Indiana bank, Madison.
Indiana Stock bank, Laporte.
Kentucky Stock bank, Columbus.
Huntington county bank, Huntington.
Lagrange bank, Lima.
Merchants q Mechanics bark, New Albany.
bloomington bank, bloomington.
Exchange bank, Gieenc a>tle.
Indiana Farmers bank, Franklin.
rarke County bank Rockville.
Southern bank OF Indiana, Terre Haute.
fppecanoe bank Logan>port.
Prairie City bank. Terre Haute.
Salem bank, Salem.
Shawn, bank, Attca.
Savings bank of Indiana. Connersville.
Traders bank, Indianapolis.
Indian Reserve bank, Kokomo.
0J-For the future We shall omit those that
are not current, as there are about as many
prices upon their issues as there are shaving
shops 10 issue them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

PuBLIsmER's MARK.-A cross on paper at
the end of tie subscribers name signifies that
the time paid for has expired, and renewal
is solicited. This, however, as general rule,
only applies to papers sent out Of the county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

U3T The weather for several days past has
been very pleasant, for the season.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

A 3 GU 7 n O M E

IL No paper Will be sent out the coun'
~, from THIS office, un less the subscription IS
paid in advance or directed 20 I've cent 10y
some responsible person residing in the county,
II Couatry Produce of almost every klha
taken in payment of subscripi rs 10 the ne
publican.
NJ Fire-wood taken in payment oil sub
scriptions to this paper, if delivered soon.
NJ Subscribers 10 the "B,NNER' VINO 40
not want the Republic an continued to them
will please notify us Immediately.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

n Wagons now cross on the bridge over
the river, at this place, although it is not yet
entirely completed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
IIAl2l&JCJGJD


Ia this county. on the 18th inst; By
Rev. Mr.. Griffith, Mr.. JouN SUIT TO Mis-
MARGARET AEBERs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
HgsaaHy! boys, EsaGzy9

81. do do VIM. Erwin, 3 90
do Cow. John Greer, 3 90
81. do do p. s. Aleman. 90
do lIeifor, L. S. Alleman. | 90
do Yearling heifer. L. s. ALE.
man. %
DO Call, John Greer. | 90
DO Yoke Oxen, J. II. Vore;s, = 90
5rn. CLASS. SHEEP.
Best Fine wooded Buck, WIN. En-.
win, SO 90
81. do DO do A. G..
Armstrong. 2 90
do 8 Ewes. VIM Erwin, 90
GIn. CLASS.--IloGs.
Best Sow, John Cleavcland. So 90
~. d. a, Il. Armstrong, 90
80 pigs 3 months old. John
C!eavelsnd, 90
Urn. CLASS -MaNUrAcrURED ARTICLES.
Best Pair Womens fine Shoes, Il.
Mcdonnell, 81 90
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
Fccer and a4gmc
AN MIL A r o r.;
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. HEDGES, Stanhope, New Jersey.

II His preparation is cerfain safe and spec
Z DIV remedy for Fever aud Ague. Chils and
Fever, Dumb Aguc, or any form oi intermittent
ard Rrmit,ent Fcvers. 4; has been but TWO
years since his Medicine was introduced Ia
The notice ofihe rublc-.larirg that period ],
has found lis WHY To the homes of thousands IF
families ifl cted with this distressed and de-
biiitatiug disease, and in no instance has il
taiicd 10 # 81 II perfect and permanent cure.
where The directions have been strictly follow
ed. The proprietor has also S I'll IL ia his pri-
waite practice Tor several years. aud observing
the 4 tttering success which attended his treat
meat from tbs use of this remedy, he has been
induced Ia give il a more extended circulation.
n needs no cncomium--no lorg array of tesii
r,orv-io herald lis cliicacy' lis merit lies in
itself aud 10 the invalid II will prove of more
vluc than an octave volume of certificates.
For sale at the Drug Store of
rE3SiI Nc & THOMPSON.
July 81, 1886. I7yi.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

II Town subscribers who do not get their
papers will please call at the Office and notify
us.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

SIN. FRUIT.
Lnrgest and best variety OF Apples.
d. S. Congrr. 81 90
Best Specimen Apples John Gibson, 30
do do Grapes. ID. S Conger, 90
do Bu. dried Apples. d. s. Con.
ger. 90
9rB. CLASS. -FAEM < GARDE2 PRoDuc
TONS.
Best Blu. Turnips, J. b. IIlsey, so
do g Beets. 4. G.. Armstrong, so
do Heads Cabbage, John II Voreis, 50
do 30 Ears seed Corn, ID. S. Con-
ger, l 90
Largest Squash. John Cleavelard. 80
do Pumpkin, d. l. Gibson, 90
Best l2 Ruiabagas. d S Conger. so
do Blu Irish Potatoes ID. L. Gibson,l 90
do Blu. Beans. d. s. Conger, %
l0rH CLASS. -DoMEsTrc MANUFACTURES.
Bes, Rag Carpet. Mrs. G S. Cleave.
land. 81 CO
do Fancy bed quilt. Mrs. Eiz.
ubeth Brownlee, 90
DO Fancy Bed Spread, Mrs. Joseph
Evans, | co
do Coverlet. Mrs. Jane Corbaley. 90
do Needle Work, Mrs. Jane Cor.
bailey. so
1lTn. CLASS.-PoULTRy.
Best Pair Shanghais, John Cleave.
land. 80
do Assortment Of fowls John Cou.
gle. co
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-20

Tho pucc Of vhest in the Nashville mar.
kst IS IS AND - cent?.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-20

pIuatN Pa lakoout the sneis. and
nare the nprkia OF squash, boa do noi
srrare it. stew aol -up.uu Ioa quart
ID mtk mAe three oees bralrn. ant SIT
a.n INTO the sjevyd raaifkiu '.ll Il Is 80
,hlek Fl, To hc sJrsi easily SNea'eu "i'H
.nrat % mohs.a.; adi two leaspooasinl oi
IT, two tablespoo Isiulo si0ed cinnamon,
aad dc g,,I % lemon, bake ia pspla'es
iaed.
The abolition tendencies ID iao Nmefi
can Board of Missions base excited the
taar. n tho Cherokee Indians and il Is am
ae.pttsd they viii be rcqse.led TO "'i'dfa"
thea o.. souaflts.
compan, OF cmgrauts for 'he Nessi'a
Valley were to lca,, selma AiahamH. ou
the let inst,
Tho pricc Of vhest in the Nashville mar.
ket - and - eenis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-28


Public Printing Engraving md b ak .bi,1
ing WINS mad. the ,pacn order for An,J
2lsf. A bWned
llorsG ~ hr speaker bus announced tho
Knn-1s Investigating tonm tee ns f,ll,,..
Campbell of Ono, Howard Of uich,,nn
O' vr ot M--nu,.
IN inmtpstIu goo Up give the new maio.
hers ui Cnnerr-s bucks 'qrM tn value D.,
tilos' fhcI m" lb'rs of i,ruer Congr.s.e,
hlv" r"crvrd. nl' debate, WIS pl-s.d
Tw value "i ihr btuk' ior each momoor d.,
SlDJU. Adjourned.
TUESDAY March "
SsNhrG Mr. lluulef repuurd bill lopr,.
VIDE Cor thn reception 40 ihr Umiod State.
oiircs d Sp nsli mlltd aud VI KEN qn,f.
tprs, cighth- ami siNic'nlhs ct d dollar. Ia
twenty irn aud five MIS- anil unklnt surb
com tl ihfH~ ratios leg1i tender ipr all sums
mot eNfrrdnf tive collars Ihf nil a.,
p"vtd"s l"r ih' re-cnuing Of Theses piecrs ss
mst 'a they cun' mo pifs'sslon ct lhe poy.
rnu"nl u aisp aulh'rz"s The Prsulcnt 3,
issue Proc mllion legal Eng new cent
pi"e be formed hy an all y OF pper
wt 3 'n'e other install
iiousE Mr. Campbell Of Ohio declined
Che appointment ON the hansls Commission
Nr herman OF ono was appointed % ON
ihe vacancy.
y huI authorizing ila President to cause
iLc southern bnnudnty Iine % ktu-ns 90 Boz
d.un'h' was felered lo tho COMMITTEE 900
le,H'I's
thr Judlrifiy COMMITTEE were instructed
lo inquire "n"lh'f ih' h'ns1s COMMISSION
hiNn power in curIcc witnesses aud punish
l"f c'n'rnpt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-28

IN h1ugIs CDmnlss-on U,,JinoI,r
Ma,c12l he ua1sin.pt ionic off d,,.n..,,n
here Is .ne c.n,,,,s.ii.uo tb,. k,,... 49,.
u.s-o.. CimpheIl un. III c,rJ t,l.,n-n
n,c.u.. be- u4s ihe leader %, m. mix.
hri-sa ptrty in in. ls.t C.ror... ia u.
'''''''" on 'he Nom1Hilce ui Way nuj
aus "n' l''o'l o' lhe illnse in ihl-.-
lI'".fi '- regarded os 900 anir lawyer aud
WIS iif general choice oi the Republicans
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-28

dressings oi s'ntrholding' Hnd regard % ns
thc best oonfniun OF -ocitiy, eith,r Co lp tn
Kansas as inhihntnts. ami Boy them yot,s 20
hrlPtu settle tins ruud c0ndliWn OF INST Ter
niury, ur % they cannot $50 go and settle, is
it NOT ther duy, hyuIl lawful mcnu- 900 their
po"er 10 promote iAls object by inducing
others HE minded 10 go, y Due rgh bee
comes dfy 10 all wh1 follow their couvc-
tlou AN who regard 900 establishment OF
Slavery in Kansas as best for thi' Territory.
or us necessary to their own suGfv. bv the
political weirlT n ewes them IN me National
Guvorufupuf should use all lawful means fo
Secure ihat result; and clearly. the inducing
men io go there 90 become permanent iuhnb
nants aud voters and tn vote ~ ,,nen a. the
elections occur. in favor of tho establishment
of Slavery and thus conirll iho elactun and
preserve it Sl,ve State forever is urtbrr
uulawiu nor ccnsuiahle. lls. aud would
be highly prnscworhv and commcndnble
hecuusc II Is using lawful means 10 carry frr-
ward honest convictions ui public pnud An
lawfully assocnicd ,hrt Co ihlt end l-
equally cummeudabIe. Nor will the ami
cation of opproh1us cpuhpis. and calling
this proD1gaadiSm. change ils mpr, M lcaul
character, from whatever quarter or source.
official ur Otherwise. such cpfhn's mHv rumr.
Neither should they deter nnv man from
peoceeblv pe f,r,n,o', Inn. dn,, nv c,lioy,,,,
his home rnnv,.tons On tb. otbar b,,d
all ib,-s vb, b,,, .o,, ,n,l r.,i.,o, ,t..'
bi,s,,,,. ~ ,,i,n,-.l ,h,,,, .,.5 t..t.. ,...
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,be nr,l,,bit,,r ,,r ,l,,,,..,., s,r,, a,,, ,l.,
elevation uf honest industry can never sue
coed where scfvIiude makes lab.r drrrndmr.
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rpt's Lawfully rsst Cro,, nam, fo TIA,
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