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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
A Voice from Iowa.
August Is, 1885.

August Is, 1885.
To The Editor of the Belmont Chronicle:
OF course you receive the news of the
Iowa election. We have not yet received
full returns, but enough is known to place il
beyond peradventure that the Republicans
have nearly annihilated the African Dem
ocracy We here are near the scene oI
Kansas outras es, and no party ties, with the
patronage of Government added, can keep
our people from voting for Freedom and
FREMONT.
You, at distance, may have doubts about
the outrsges of the baby sellers in Kansas,
and the pirates on the Missouri river-here
there are no doubts upon the subject. Our
citizens-men of truth, piety, and purity of
life-men whom we knop, and who are in
capable of falsehood, have been there, and
their testimony is relied upon. The result
is, the Freemen of Iowa have fallen into line
upon the side of Liberty. think the Re-
publican majority cannot be less than eight
and it may reach fifteen thousand!
But this is only foretaste of what will be
done on the 4th of November. Then we
shall make clean sweep. AL we ask is
for our sister States to stand shoulder to
shoulder with US. and we shall take all the
true Democrats out of the Locofoco party
and Republicanism will again be the order
of the day We hope to restore the coun-
try to the purity o! the days OF Washington,
the Democracy of Jefferson, the economy of
John Quincy Adams. and the frmness of
Isckson AND then, should any traitor tory
attempt to destroy our Government or dis
solve the Union of the States, we will not
lisgrace rope or a grape vine, but will
lang them with the meanest poison vtne
hat we can find.
Yours for Free dom, IA.
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WON'T Do.

rhey never did do more than give temporary
relief and they will. II is because they dom
the of the disease. The Cause of sl
and billions diseases is the atmospheric poison called
Miasma or Malaria. Neutraiize this poison by its
Natural AntidOte and all disease aused by il dis
appears Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure il this
Antidote to Malaria and moreover II is perfectly
harmless medicine. The certificate OF the celebrated
chemist DR.. J. X. Chiffon, of New York, to this eff
feet is attached every hotIe therefore, If il does
good it can do no harm.
This is more than Can be SAID rf CT mine Arsenic
tonic in existence, their ruinous 10 the
constitution and brings on l'umb Ague, which never
allows person feel perfectly well for moment
In illustration of these truths extracts
from a letter Just receive d from a Physicians:
GEoRoETowS, Ohio, March II. 1858.
Jas 4. RnODEs, Esq.-Dear Cir: Yours of the 2h
inst. is ct hand The Cure arrived late last year and
from the fact that remedy had b1en intro
duced which was growing in favor with the public.
a. being better than nsing 0uinine-n)t knowing
presume that the remedy they used 10 escape taking
Quinine. contained the Drug itself!
Tnis remedy, (known as 'Smith's Tonic,'o would
'Iy Break asne hut it did not Cure it, ss it
would often return with renewed vigor. This one
circumstance deemed in your favor. if ] could in
stituie test comparison between 1t and your Cure
The follow ing is The result:
Three persons took your Cure all of which were
cases Of ''0uOtidian Intermittent Fever" of many
weeks standing. They had tried Qunne, aHd other
remedies occasionally missing chill, hut II was (as
in all such cases) slowly we1iing them out and laying
the foundation Of other and sevsrer maiadIes- did
succeed in eiectng radical of all three Of these
with your remedy, aud they have not had chill
since. In all three of these cases The 'SmitE Tonic
had been used and would before stated, break th5
chilli but after period or two had elapsed it would
return.
think there will he no difficulty now in giving to
your "Cure" the vantage ground Of othsr remedy
now in use here &c, &c.
WILLIAM BCcKSER, NJ. II.
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cnre, or Antidoie to Ma
laria the only harmless remedy in existence equally
certain rs Preventative as a"Cure." Take il when
YOU feel the chlls coming and you will never have
single one.
JAS A. RHODES, Proprie tor, Providence. L. 7.
Wholesale Agents. ST. Louis, ii. BIiACkSLEf;
Chicago, BARCLAY BROS. And for sale by Drug
gis.s generally. sp24sn
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS!

Turn Out, Friends Of fFreedom&Fremont
There will be Republican Meetings held at the
following times and places when good speakers
will be in attendance:
AtLEwIsS NULL, on Saturday, August 30,
nj 2 O'Clock, P.
Az MT. LIBERTY, Wayne Township, on
Wednesday, August 28th, at l o'clock P. NJ
VALLEY SCHOOL HOUSE. Wheeling town.
sbio- on Friday 29th inst, at O'Clock.
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RolLocay's Pals, the best Remedy in th

RolIopay's Pals. the best Remedy in the
Union for Female Complaints.-These Pills
are particularly recommended to the Gti-
gems Of the Union for their exrraordinary%f-
ficacy in female complaints; and they are
alike valuable ther 70 the daughter verging
into Xomanhood, or the mother at the turn
of life 1t has been proved beyond a II con-
tradic,ion, that those celebrated Pills will
cure all dsode,s to which females are Pc
cularly subject, and enable them to pass
their critical periods of life, without expos
ing themselves to those dangers they too
often incur by other treatment.
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WITHDRAWN.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. l4--This mornings
Democrat announces the withdrawal by the
Benton Democracy of their electoral ticket
in favor of tie anti-BeRtoB party. In doing
this, the Democrat says, we lay down no
principle which has governed US in the past,
and give up no doctrine heretofore con-
tended for as right, and as Democrats We
fight this battle for the Union, the Union as
a whole, and have every confidence that
those for whose elevation we work will be
true to its preservation against all force"
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Nausea and General Debility!

John Rutherford, No. 80 Wyiie street.
Pitts urgh, says-"I have been relieved OF
the, most distressing form of Dyspepsia, by
the use Of Berhave's Holland Bitters, pur-
chased of you after suffering for three years
with headache, nausea, and general debility
attending indigestion. now feel perfectly
restored"
This language, coming from one of our
most respected citizens, cannot fail to in
duce the invalid to try this preparation A
few doses will satisfy you of its remedial
effect.
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M:ssouRI.-The Missouri Democrat of
Tuesday, gives the following returns of
members of the Legislature as far as heard
from. Benton, %; Anti-Benton, 90; K. Ms,
q. IN the Senate, Benton, 2 Anti-Benton,
AK. Ns. The vote for Governor as far as
heard from stands: Benton, 1886; Ameri-
can, 3oys64; Democrat, 32,35l.
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OTfCE TSHEREBY GIVEN THAT

I apetition will be laid before the Commiss; on
ers of Belmont county, Ohio their next session
asking or the ION of that part of the road
ming from Lamps Mill TO Belmont, that lays between
the Barnesviiie Ridge Roai and Belmont, commencing
al Griffith CampbeII's, running in Northerv drec-
tion through the lands of John Dill and n Wright
where if intersec;s he Grave Creek Grade Road South
of Belmont.
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10 NHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

4 On the 1'h instant published s"Notice" that
] had ''remGveG" " iiliam Booker from the Office OF
Del uty Treasurer of Belmont covnty. Now tins TO
give notice that, more deihera reflection feel
IL 10 he my duty to restore Mr. Booker said office
a recall said notice. Mr. Booker will therefore re
ma in my said Deputy Treasurer under the original
appointment and co ntract. THOMAS JOHNSON,
Treasurer of Belmont county, Ohio
ST. Clairsville, august I3, leJ6.
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a. HERIFF'S SALE.
~ RArTAEL N. Josrs,
VS..


By virtue of alias execution to directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio, |
will offer for sale at public auction.
Tuesday, the l6t day of September, 4. H. 1855,
between the hours of 10 oclck, A. NJ. and O'clock
P. OF said day at the front door OF the Court House
81. CIairsvIlle said county, the following des-
crbed lands and tenements heretofore levied upon
the property of Lemue Fordyce, and described 70 J.
lows 10 wit part of the North West quarter of Section
Is. township 6. and ranges Containing s5 also
part of the north East and Nort quarter of
ion 26 township and range g. Containing 4 the
same LSns and eng in Belment County, Ohio. with
the appurtunances here unto belonging; also the
following lots the town OF Barnsvile in said
County of-Bounded as follows towi: No I67 & i5s
takeu in Executions the property Of Samuel Fordy.
GER.
JOHN C. NICHOLAS. Sheriff.
By IlrGH McNEALY. by Sheriff.
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NrWe have received the proceedings of
a Republican meeting in Kirkwood tow n
ship, communication from N. Nj. E. and
one also from E. B. W., all of which were
unavoidably crowded out.
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The substantial evidences we have had
recently of good feeling towards us is cheer
ing, but we feel more encouraged inasmuch
ss il is so much evidence OF the progress of
our cause in the county, which is the cause
of Freedom .and FREMONT. Push on the
good work, friends.
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A TTENTION, FARMERSI

IA The IVERSON GRASS SEED. SO favorahIy
known, is thus endorsed by Farmer of this county
"This grass seed consider very meriturious and
well worth fair trial, the got it of SAYS he
has cut six to eight ton of hay each cutting four
times the same season. The way to.Cutivate II for
seed is 10 prepare your ground, mark it twenty
inches apart. drill the seed, and lightly. The
time to from the Ist the 18th of SeDe mber
One peck will drill about half acre
DAVID FoGUE."
II is for sale at his office. auJI
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AGRICULTURAL NoTIcE.--The Secretary's
Books of the Belmont County Agricultura al
Society are now open, and may be found
with Ross ]. ALEXANDER, Esq, at his Office
in the West end of town.
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Probate Court.
fTUUdC6 COurG.
The Slate Of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS.

n Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
| the following nance Administrators and
Guardians have filed their accounts and vouchers
In my Office for settlement, to wit:
Josiah Watson, Admir- of Martha lion decd.
Joseph Rogers. Guardian of Thomas c. and Helen
Moore.
John Gickham, Guardian of Archibald Rusk.
John S. Major, Guardian OF James II. and Margaret
Nj. Kusk.
The first two above named accounts will be for hear
ing and settlement the 4ih, and the last on the
9Th days OF September next.
suI4l DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge
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53flarrieS.

On the l7,h inst by Rev. J. Woodroffe, Mr.. JOHN
SCALES. OF Louisville KY. 10 Miss MARTHA JANE
BARKER, of Belmont Co, O.
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August l6.-Flour higher 7oOO bbs. sold at 9si
6lO for state 6 ,40a6.45 for Ohio. Wheat advan
ced. $4,000 bush sold at 55 for western red I,6e
southern white. 1854 for ILL.,, New Jersey 100
Cora dull. % 600 bush. sold. Mess Pork heavy
Bee unsettled. Lard buovant Stock firm.
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Nth A0bertisements.
TATE OF OHIO. BELMUNT COUN.
ty. Court of Common Pleas. Petition.
PATRICK HENRY, Plaintiff,

~ ty. Court Of Common Pleas. Petition.
PATRICK HENRY, Plaintiff,
THOMAS OSBORNE and ALEX. OSBORNE, Defendants.
The defendants are ferehy notified hat the plaintiff,
tho 10th of August 1856, filed his petition the
Court of Com mon Pleas of said county aforesaid
against them, claiming that they him 1000S with
interest from August ist IS.6, for the payment of
which the defendants executed their joint aud
raj note, dated May 80. 1856 and due two months
the date thereof. The plaintiff asks Judgment for
said sum- with interest from the time aforesaid an
the defendants are hereby notified to said pc
titon before the o5ih of September next, or
judgment will be given against them by default for
the amount afor said.
PATRICK HENRY,
au2l6w1 Dv MI LER PENNINGTON. his Atty.
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DR.. A. DEEMS
RESTORATIVE LINIMsNT,

r. combination Vegetables Extracted on scien
ic prime ples and put up in pint bottles. Liqued
torn, possessing rare Medicinal qualities. W hen
used externally upon the part or parts sessed
by stimulating the ahsOrhcnt vessels arOus.u the
into action and is taken nio the Circulation giving
vitality 10 the d5ea sed part thereby
ing the natural functions and healing the same
And when used Internally it an ant ispasmSd
Tonic 5iimuien ami sudOriic at tc same time il is
duiretic, and acts freely upon the unnary Hryeus
2 a horse medicine il stants prominent II will
after hacken Poll Evil unless very far ADVANCED
by bathing il freely aud warming IL in with hn.
iron not to scsld. 1t viii remove tuinors and
swelliugs nc ca stoned hy the collar harness. ur sad
die ftTemOves Ers:ly humps occasioned by kicks Or
other wounds IT t!iry do not firmly adhere tlI-
bone.
II heals all Ixseeraied confused OF ircrspd wonrls
n will cure the scratches n gives iniricdia:e relief
in wind collie, given In doses Of one Two oznces II
arrests inflammation; in fact il will f.vourabIy
compete with Sny!cf the l.iniuents Of Ila dSy And
in order TO facilitate the action of IA" mei
externally used The place he baihed shaved in the
first place re washed with sorl sid ater To Tree the
skin wound from dirt.
This preparation is an excellent remedy for rlanv
diseases of the human family and Will lac iund up-
Trial good il not halter than any prspera
tion now offered in liniment form
Though here wish 10 inform the public AID tho
purchaser nat this medicine WI not evrrv-
thing il will come as near doing every thing pre-
feetion Ihave stated. any OF the Joy 20 TIE Grid
press pnfed pain killers of fhe daE." And here 7
want it unde derssood that I do mt ask q generous
public to take my statements without trying II for
themselves aud be convinced Of tho facts stated For
IurtnPf pfOul IOitoWlhS pfT~OnS, all
Belmont county and State of Ohio; Vix: Samuel Ran
kins, Farmer; John A. Ray and John NJ. stewart
Mercanis Thos Jones Baptist .Aiinistrr, Rock htll,
Dr. Joshua Pisg"t; rasgart and Shepherd Merchants
Morristown Ohio, aud George X. Fox, horse drovcr
Morristown. o.; or any of the farmers lYry on tlr
grade road leading from Morrstown F,erpori;
Harrison county. They will Riye You all HE salts
faction necessary. This ~ edicIuc is tree from all
mineral FoisonH, and made and soli by unirr~.n.
cd, no&r Bransons -Nill Flushing valley. Belmont
county Ohio. Price 81 cents per hottie.
Post office address Flushing Belmont County, Ohio.
MAY Is. 1856 Im
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, Are. 90.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

August l6.--Flour active sales at 5.70Cd5 ,75.-
Wheat nominal, but with better feeling. Suga
9ial0. Coffee Ia Mollasses 81.
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CHILDRENS BONNETS.

She is prepared TO manufa all styles and quail
ties of Chidren's honnets and hats and upon the most
reasonable terms. imaginable Her rooms in the
West end Of ST. Clxirsvile. few doors west of the
Gazette Office.
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DELMONT COUNTY. OHIO

- COURT of COMMON PLEAS.
SMITH lIiRsr, riaintf vs. THOMAS hIRsr and Others
defendants
Addison Hirst and William Green, two of the de
PENDANTS in the above named action hereby mott
fed that the 4th day of August 1856. the above
na aned plaintiff fled petition in the Clerks off &c
of said Court praving for authority to sell about eos
acres of land in Wheel ing township in said county
of which David Hirst died seized aud TO istr ibute
the proceeds sccord 10 the provisions Of the will
of said deceased. and that unless they snswer said
petition by the eth day of September D. 1885, said
petition will lie taken true and judgment rendered
accordingly. ID. 6. JAMS Clerk.
B. s & d. D. r. COWEN, Ati'ys for ptff.
aur6y
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NEW YORK MARKET.

August l6.-Flour firm, sales 200 bbls. Whea
unchanged Corn $1,000 ior white and yellow.
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FARM FOR SALE.

TALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
ONE HUNDRED AND SiXTY-ONE ACRES
OF the hest WHEAT LAND IN the county,
One Mile South OF the Central Ohio FaIlroad.
ON the ST. ClaIrsve aud Centrevi'le Road. Over
One Hundred Acres Cleared,
almost entirely new land with
Abundance OF Lime Stone and Coal,
The improvements calculated for two OF Gu panta on
different parts OF The Farm, with
Barns, Out Houses, &c, to each.
known as the George Elerick Farm.
Terms liberal, and tor particulars enqaire of n l.
Jennings, Esq, St. Clarsvie or the undersigned Oh
the premises,
aul43tpd MILTON CHALFANT.
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New SUBscR1BE1s.-Since our last issue
We have added names to our list of subscrib-
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L'RUlF JAKS.-A small lot OF Gal.
l. Glass Jars, for putting m f-Iii c.'l soon ~
\. 4. MARTIN II 90.
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II ID. T. COWEN, ArroaxKY axs
~ CUrSsELnR At Law. SOLIouox IN Cu.xcExx
AND NSTGRy fUGLjC. -. Cia.t sVI.le o..
y EuFFiCE opposite the American House All ever
l. IRON Ss''fe. apr. ., ST
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-12

az Resolutions passed at the MIssIssirrI AnERi-
cav srArE CoxvrSuos, at jackson. January
II, 1856: 80. NJ n.
REsoLvxD, That he thanks Of his convention
are due to Mrs. Harriet N. Prewett, Editress of
Ae American Banner, published IN Yazoo City,
for ne inssiimabs services she has rendered 10
he American cause in The recent contest
After some eloquent rnmarks by Hon. Hon. Jos.
b. Cobb, II was, on his motion, unanimously
adopted.
Mr.. Richard Cooper offered the following rcsolu-
tion, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That fRis convention recommend
20 the American Party throughout the State Of
Mississippi, the American Banner, published by
Mrs. II. N. Prcwctt, and commend IL 10 their
consideration and support. $50
We call upon the members OF the American Party
throughout the State 70 aid US in giving the Amcri
can banner wide circulation. II will be remem
bered that we have had the name of MILLARr
FILLMORE at the masthead Of our paper, ever since
we took down Gen1 Scots in November, 1852
Ours was, by eighteen months, the first American
paper In The Stato-and was the first TO adopt tn
Philadelphia Platform. II win also be remembered
that out Of the five Congressional Districts, ours wa
the only one to elect a Member Of Congress-, ans
IL was the votes Of Yaxoo that elected him. w
trust The friends Of the good cause throughout tn
State, and especially in this district, viii exer
themselves In our Behalf
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-12
HPgalAl, EllIllaSga.


The GREAT RussIAE REa1EpY-PRo
Bono PUHIIco. Eery mother should have q box
u the house. hanv IN case Of acsidents to the
Reading's Russia Sdsus i Boston remedy
of thirty years standing. and i recommended by
Biles, sBoils oelns, 1slonss nh;lbla;ns, and Old
Sores Of every kind Fer Fever Epres, Ulcers, Itch
1sesmnsads s. ss Rs;ss Sues G testers
Elea BiIes Spider sti9gs Frozen Limbs, scgrvy
and Flesh Wounds, II i Almost Sal1Able remedy and
cure, which e. nv 70 ~ thousands who
have used ii 90 q 81 of Boston and! xicinity for
tae sst h!s ss:s g e9ss ~. tes size
, ,g Is 3 x msas I! s q s's ss1s ss A,
Chat eountt and lhvs lettsrs ifen1s
All Glasses clerk ynek5 k51ief6l1 ~ 1ins> fuf~
aes, and pfhex8 who fSsa nskd 81 ihain1 1T<s and
|racommepd il - othere. ddius b slssis alxe Il
put up Il largo tin boxes seapped the eQxer With
picture e horse and aoIeie. Which h
pissnrs i alss lhs .zsppsz lFiss g
O. & ~ s. osls al 4 81 5l2sis dssss 'S
slsls'sIs sess lIIsi i ! isasisss.
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- The sssEining sophistr Choate wouldpt
60 along with the only party that *carslea the
flag and keeps step to the music Of the Uaion.''
because Mr. Fillmore could not find room for
him on the bench Of t1e Supreme Court of The
United States. An exchange styles Choate
"a gorgeous hambug.'' -
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-12

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IhIs vs<Y ox1II ln.l. I. .,z & S.. ]. I. 3.
s ~ y " of i ichts III u + &; ~ ~
&fSky Il III. BnckSnKn Il 1v6rS 5rkr.
ls ~. ~ 1870, s.. 80 I.@s Z f.n'
~. j - !. 8. g. 2. Iz .-
iilmPrs me cag-nlcnts 4 N
blle1<iy denylng biz slavery ccllslge4 M
a1cls jin0 IA ;e.as sound 81 ne X&t3 1}de6iew
- .1ssl..I :. rs-..,1..,. q (1I1ar k1sy,S il
q sas = S1el',0.ls 3 So.
what the manngere o Clncann11 eon ~
|inyuflob5l;tY.
q = vvell knnyvn tfsf the peffi0f 4 the home
-. - r,.-..., p,.~.. - {. 80, . .t,oro
erge.n1 g Senssei sIpo' alu Z
|buenananeer i.
In tne said Futriots Of tne SVtn uit.s epPsaI.
e Is nlSGhi II, Ut hu0IanN - ~
keaq nty9 eai-nqogeuIr oul gFa Wno
c!am sna1 1T = s
neau ~ 1uu Dl'ue you1s0lsos Mlul'n ~ 49,
Iots es'gnaton g NOSE &c L.
nooos. nete y ", 70 81
uesc e 800 Puonsneu un-
get tle auspices 2. .no I'm
Union, canea me /" GUMS Temperance ha3o-
cave wn'cnl Z ere s. uia1ea e. 0aDnah scnoos
any " .nousatus 'n oIlel wy: al'ong ,c'u,-
oren. ~ ,ass nunoeI !. con.aansu, y 'sap-
ny Tu y e u.S wv i
Ine sne salk now = aopu.
tne new esIusnt' anu We inucn ,ear snu'
wnle 1ne mnos q men gre 'engrosseu ~ 'nss
we snaii pc a0,e 20 GET put lew meetings' ioi
temperance. nul we mus NOT oe Glscoufagee
OF nave tns snojee. IoIgotten' y kn0" ho"
how imyortant y is 70 nave men O good plin'
i cipies ma rlgnt pracaice appointed % puDne
oiiices! Inc Two most prominent candidates
ior rresiden., are .,r.-.....-..
JOHN y. FREMONT ana JAMES DuoHAN a.
Mr. bucnanah y me cano.oa.e o. tne DeMo'
cratic party, ana s0aH go TOT Ise eIlesssoa I, 2
1doery: mI. rIemonI y .ner canu y ~ Wy
nePuoncan pa,ty, ana Wn. oppOss Ls s.tsM:s !.
slavery. lnese L. Tue Two gIea' p pm.
DeIoIe tne peoPIs anu snes VIII ..ea.e n'g Ign.
s.rugg'e neA. sOson1e 4. = S - Up g
ngnl Will P,eva',, an0 tne country saseu -
nonor ana g,osy .,,-, r.ror
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