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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-27
Men that arc NIcn.


Among the diseases this Pill has cured with astonishing
rapidity, We may mention - ".
Costivenefs Billions Complaints, rheumatism, Dropsy,
Indigestion Morbid inaction Of the bowels and pains aiis
ing therefom Flatuocy Loss of appetite all Vleefons
and cutsneous diseases which reqaire an eYaena uel
cine scro us or Kings E,iL They uso bypui wing the
blond stimulating the sy scm cure many cnmptnts
which II would not be supposed lu'v could reaehi s9c ms
Deafness Partial Blindness Neuralgia and nervous iritn
bility arrangement OF the verand kidneys, Goui ana
kindred complaints arising from low state oi me
Nody or distinctions Of It's functions. They are the hest
Putgs tive medicine dacoyrred and you viii have TO
.nse them but once to know it..
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER, Lowell Mass ana sofa hy
every respectable Druggist in New England. 42nl2
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Ger rInie-Ieaving Fremont.

FAST. GOING WEST.
Fremont Accom-. 7S0 An Mail and Chic. Exp l2Oo Pm
Mail and NY. EXP. e.S9 Pm
t deslrous Of going west will observe there
is now but frcia day.
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FREMONT, SEPT. 1857.
The Great Beautifier,
SO Long Unsuccessfully Sought, /,
FOUND AT I,ASTI

NOR 1t ores permanently gray hair its original
color: covers luxurantly the bald head, all
tions; makes the hair soft healthy and glossy; and will
preserve it to any mmagnabe age, fby mag
ic, all bloches &C. from the face and all neuralgia
and nervous headache See circular and the following.
Dover, ~ H.. Feb. 2, 1857.
Prof. o. ]. Wood Co.--Gents: Within few days we
have received many orders and calls for Prof. o. j.
Woods Hair Restorative that to day compelled TO
send to Boston for quantity 1.-THE dozen YOU forwarded
being all sold while might order quantity from you.
Erery bottle hare sold 10 hare produced three
four customers and the appreciation and patronage It
receives from the most substantial and worthy citizens of
vicinity, fully convince that II is most valauahle
preparation. Send u.s. may lie gross of 81
sze and dozen 80 size; and believe very
specially, (signedD DANIEL LNGIlROP co.
Hickory Grove ST. Charles Co., Mo-, Nov. 49, 1856.
PROF. o. j. WOOD-Dear Sir: Some time las summer
induced to ofyour Hair Restorative and
its effects wonderful we lee IL our duty to you
and the afflicted, to report It, Our little sons head for
time had been perfectly covered with sores and
called scald head. The hair almost entirely of in
consequence when friend seeing his sueriugs advised
to your Restorative, did with little hope OF
but to surprise and that Of all friends
and uxurian crop of hair started out and
say that boy, has healthy scalp, and
uxna9t crop ofhair as any other child Wecan there
fore, and do hereby recommend your Restorative per
feet remedy for all diseases ofthe scalp and hair
yours respectfully, GEORGE W. HlGGlNB0THAM,
! SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM.
Gardiner Maine june %, 1855.
PRF. o. ]. wOOD-Dear Sir have used two bottles o
Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and truly say that
ia the greatest discovery Of the for restoring and
changing the Hair. Before using il was of
ty My hair has attained its original color You
recommend II to the world without the least fear
OF the worst kind.
Yours respectfully DANIEL N. MURPHY,
| ~ WOOD co. Propretors $40 Broadway New
ment) and ia Market St. St. Louis No. And sold by al
good Druggists. 23me
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QUE ADVERTIsERs.

" He that ia the n0rld poBid rise,
Must READ THE NEWS and ADVERTISE J"
Boot aud Shoe store of Z. @. Young.
Croghan Mills Flour store, o. W. vallette h Co.
Probate Notice, G. s. Donnelrs Estate.
ca I. Railroad.
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fremont AonrMaI.
local qpS 46isceIIapecus Wattsts.


We have tho most beautiful forms ofDeeds Mortgages
Quit Claims and all kinds Justices End various other
Blanks for sale, at all times At the JOURNAL orSIcE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-27

ST LOUIS, Nov 23.-Gov. Walker ar
rived here Saturday evening, en- route for
Washington. Nothing new in regard to
Kansas affairs has transpired.
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Axcr,s Cnihnrlle Plila--Plll. that arc E,IIIa

Prof HAYES State Chemist Of Massachusetts, says they
are the best of all pills and annexed are the men "o
tfy that DR.. Hayes knows:
II. j. GARDSER Governor OF Mass.
ENoRY wAsuBuRS, Ex-Governor Of Mass.
SIMEON BRowH, Lieut.. Governor OF Mass.
f. N WRIGHT. Secretary or State Of Mass;
4JoHN d. FirzPATJCS Catholic Bishnb OF BOSTON.
Prof JoHv ToR,SY Of the College OF Phy sichns ana
Surgeons, New York City ,,,,,..,
D c. T. JACKSON, Geoogist Of the Public Lnhus OF 'h'
United States.
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Wood! wood!! wood!!!
LrAvrTAuIvo-Dr O. w Holn

IN CORDS dry, split. HICKORY, ASH and MAPLE
JOURNAL OFFICE.
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1t is stated that the Post-ofice deficit
this year will be about three millions.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-27

EE DIR. Tubbs will be at the American
next Thursday, Dec. 8.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-27
DR.. ROBACK's
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
DISEASE vANQUIsHED


A FTER YEARS OF STUDY AND ExPERMENr,,
IN Dr. Rohack the eminent swedish Piyscian succeeded
In producing medicine from twenty-three diiercn
cies Of mountain herbs Of his native land which acts
rcctly upon the blood and hv
soria corrupted fountain Of fe TO acondifion Of
health and purity expes disease from the svre where
ever It may be located or whatever be its character
Indigestion nervous compaints epileptic and other
coughs eonsumon It's early ssges throat hronehh-
Is fever and ague, asthpa low spirits sexual fncnparity
feminine weakness prieirg of the skin sYtorafie Of
paralysis rheumatism neuralgia tnnor cancer diabetes
lassitude and debility darhca and all other disorders OF
the organs Of respiration the liver the kidneys
ach the the muscular hler, are unerrnRIv
cured by this PREPARATION II s TO the ngaferfes or
seeds Of disease what aka s acid Il neutraIizea
them with an absolute certainty, while at the time
Il regulates the sectons removes obstrueaons from the
bowels create appetite, bodily vigor rerener
etes every animal function. Such is the nature
the effects of Dr. Ro nck famous Scandinavian Blood Pu
rer which IL taken in conjunction with his scandinavian
Blood Pills win not only ohterate the MOST painful dis
ease but prevent their recurrence, and lenghen life
yond the ordinary span.
In the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pills Dr. Roback
presents the result of twenty experience study
and experiment TO what perfect pill should be- No
doubt their superiority sfer single trial.
Price Of the ndinavian Blood Pur6er s1 per bottle
S5 half dozen; Scandinavian Blood Pn 25 cents per
box, or Eve for 81
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rFrom the Mo. Republican. 2lst.l


There is fair business doing in hogs
this winter at rather moderate prices,--
Prices in Coshocton county fell within few
weeks from So 25 to 81 so, and dull at
that. In Washington county, Pa, many
of the farmers design killing and sailing
their own hogs. They cannot get offers
above 81 so pdr hundred lbs. and these Of
fers ihnv me NOT Clisnnsnd TO accent.
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W. }; MILLER, Clyde. and by Druggists and Msrcha
generally.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-27


DIR. C. W RopAcK have received 80 much hsneit from
your Scandinavian blood Purifier Blood Pills that
have thought II my duty, and IL is less incinafou
10 give plain statement Of was for years
afflicted with that band Of n comfort inefeiency In
business dyspepsia. Torecspuate all the so-caied rem
edies which have used s rid myeelf of this disease
would indeed make melancholy catalogue also con.
suited with the best phy sciaps could hear Of was i'm
duced 10 try your remedies through the persuaons of
friend and after using them few DAYS wal greatly epe-
fitted and in short time. less than MONTH was entire
ly and permanently cured also afflicted with N.
most violent headache which suppose was pro-
duced by disordered stomach when nv dispensia
left me- my headache left with It. now feel better in ey-
cry respect than than have for ten years.
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From the Rev. Mr.. Mciullen Pastor Of fRobert. cbapel
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct s. 1857.
DR.. G. W. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: have used your Blood
Purifier for Affection from which have suffered
much at times While IL pleasant the taste Il GER
tainy has happy effect upon the Please aecept
my thanks for kind regards and acts and believe mo
Yours ]. w. 7. McMULIEN
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FROM A wELL-KNowN STEAMBOAT CLERK.

LOuIsVILLE June 4, 1857.
. DEAR Doctor: Send me half dozen boxes Of your
Pills, care of II. G. Curd Co.. get them trim
Six weoksngo nothing could have convinced me thar 4
twenty-five cent box Of Pills scould have relieved my obst
nate chronic constipation, With attending evils tola
you so when bought them, but bound to own that
your Pills f the contract" Why Iha-e taken as many
as six 10Y of ---'s and other .makers sometimea
with too much effect; but1 have trouble with yours
they are lust what want.
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= = bept, 1907.
Dr. c. W. RoRAcK-Dear Sir: Having been troubled
for several years with extreme debility weakness 30,
much that unable to attend my ordinary business
AT times and having heard the wonderful that your
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Pills we're eecnr WAS
induced by friend to try them
have been using the Purifier for the twelve months
aud find the medicine fully equal to It's recommendation
So valuable is Its that cannot dispense with the
Of II a advanced OF feseventy-seven yearp
cheerfuly give this information benefit ofthose
similarly affected. MORRIS NORRIS
The above certificates and many Others can be seen Al
my Office by any at time. Get OF nv Family
Medical Almanac gratis. from my agents.
ManufactoIy Sae-Room and Office, No. Eastfourth st.
I'd Building from Main street. Cincinnati O.
For sale by WOOSTER BUCKLAND.
O. r. McCULL0CH,
Fremont
W. J. MILLER, Clyde, and by Druggists and Merchants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21
Our Paris Correspondence. .
n.ur. M.v 1Qs-

TNEI-, Why I0VFs
M Elc'ions-iSt19olcs Of ne Dcmordcy-aarkcd Slight
Offered ~ Prince NdpDieon b ne Grand Duke CoHsan-
tne-R,turn Of Count de M0rny 10 Pdris-Egca gf NJ
TarrncEsca's Future he French Money Mnrsd-Tae
Grand Duie Constantine al Ndntes-LcsSoa % ESaciifg
Landlords, DC.
u may be considered heahful sign that, despite the
letters which under the Eapoleonc constitution encban
the limbs and enslave the spirit of freedom that France
should now, on The part Of Ler democracy manen
desire and determination 10 such scant material
che does possess FOR the purpose OF improving the Legs
lsve Chamber at liz first since the grea, coup
dtta, Of ISL The Sice in which tells Of the
good cid Gsulsh spirit which perpcuay harrassed Cesar
In the midst Of his greatest successes and made him sigh
for ",tsiorcn gu1iam has kept up continual FIRE Of
exhorsaon TO the popular ranks TO do much crcum
stances permit, while the eudmss, true 10 the genius
which n the great revolution made them abandon oil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21

From 10 FOllct or Paris.
Tho fashions for the be secu II
all their novelty and fresbnes. steel color and white
black checks Of all dimensions very much worn 70
negige dresses which are made with high bodies ethe
with or without basqucs In the former case the bas1ue
made very long, half covering the skirt Toe lancer
basque generally preferred as being the most gracef
Plain skirts are worn In negge, but those ornams ne
with velvet arranged quiles or with MORE ribbon
oeRnees, In simple stripes are more usually adopted
Double skirts although they have not yet succeeded
annhilatng nounces, greatly In favor. They
much ornamoH'et In various styles. On W upper ski
sometimes deep fringe the same ~ q ~ dress,
placed on the edge, or raches o. cone1 colored ri
bon arranged In stripes from the waist DOM h dress
fact II Is almost impossible 10 describe all the varieties
trimmings now adopted.
Muslin dresses have not yet been much seen, as "
have had SO few days OF really warm weather. We
however, describe few, for the rake OF those Of our "a
readers who preparing their summer toilettes II
ground white with small checks of maachile gree
crossed with very fine thread. II made with
plain body, with berthe Of the same material As
dress, edged by pempadour trimming Tho basqu
and the sleeves, composed Of two bouons, trmm
10 MATCH and the skirt three pompadour A,unce
For nantes the shawl shape is at present the svori
that is TO say, they rather pointed behind, oil
made TO appear so by the arrangement OF the ornament
Black tafctas Is the most usual material; and TO
trimmings, an almost endless variety Is SEEN Somcim
they made TO match the dress. but these not
orally adopted Black silk, richly embroidered, has
very good effect. White embroidered muslin mautles a.
large double siawls Of plain muslin trimmed with bro
lace, also i'm great favor. Perhaps nothing Is mo
eegan, than the rich black lace and chanty mantles
young ladies.
Bonnets stIll continue to be worn very small, but
over the forehead. The curtains not wo
so oxtravagantly deep, and small round crowns are
much worn as the falling ones Fringe Is much used
trimming In the inside OF the bonnet Ia placed be
deau, composed OF flowers plat CT ribbon or vev
this accessory, although 4 may appear OF small imp
lance Is most becoming On the crown IL placed, acco
ing 10 the taste OF the wearer, wreaths punches
flowers feathers, and In small wreaths
the curtain. All kinds Of material as well as every vsr
OF color, may be employed. For neglioe, fancy sus
49,. lii a. Irhap
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Our sc. Petersburg Correspondence.

ST. PETERSBURG, May IL, 1851.
Birh n Ano1er Grand Dlkc-Succcss Of The Raoay Sub
scrr,i0ns--Manid for Speculation Amongst ne Modify
American Engineers Engaged on the Neo Lines-7Ae
Black Sea Steam Ndrigution C5mpany-Th Russian
Pres on ne Treaty Bet,oesu Great Britain and Persia.
On the lih Of this month the booming Of the
from The Citadel Of S. Peter and 81, Paul the
birth Of Grand Duke, OF whom the Empress, had been
safely delivered the morning Tsarskoe sclo He
the sixth child and the fth OF the imperial couple
and TO BIO called serEhe sergus In honor Of the Saint
OF that name, who respected In Russia than
ST. Nicholas himself 81 sergius hermit who about
the middle Of the Fourteenth century founded
terry seventy vers,s from Moscow which became famous
In history under the appelaton Of Trot,kaya Iavra,
Convent Of the Holy Trinity. In the middle ages II
strong fortress sustained several seges against the Poles
and Tartars, and used occasionally as place OF
refuge by the Cars or Muscovy, when flying
from their enemies or their rebellous subjects
Ever since then been customary for the soveregns
Of Russia to perform q pilgrimage 70 the shrine Of st.
sergus at least once during the Of their reign The
present Emperor visited II Immediately after the fall Of
ssbastopo and, being very devou affecting to be So
probably ascrbes the escape Of Holy Russia from the
embarrassing position in which she was placed at toat
time to the inerccsson Of the saint whose patriotism has
been displayed many occasions, and whose influence
vh the Bogomater Virgin Nary Is equally well anthem
cated acknowledgment Of which the youngest hope OF
house Of Romano is to be ohristcncd after him The
born Grand Duke is the FIRST porphyrogcnaus among
the Emperors children, all the rest having been born
before the accession Of their father 10 the throne He
already been appointed colonel Of the Tobosk regiment
Of infantry and entered eant de oypen other
regiments one Of the msny ridiculous customs in which
We barbsrans have initiated the civilized nations Of Veg
tern Europe and which should be honored In the
breach than the observance According TO the last bulle
tins the Empress and her infant both doing IA well
az could be expected.
The great railway subscription has passed or with
common success nearly 900 shares having been ap
Piled for instead OF the 100 600 allotted to the Russian sub
scriber There Was quite rush ai the government Offices,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21

PARfs June Z, 1S5I'
Preparations for I've General Fiction Government require
rnenn in ne Bauot-Fosiion Qfne RepuJatcans-AnotAr
I'dmphia - visa Of DE King Of bavaria = Lord
Brovghams Tropels-Tntended rSa Of Primer Napoleon
% Nancheaer-E6eas Of De Brussels Rios-TAe Money
kdrk1t-How Louis De Eezln Pad his nhilsr and Shoe
mois1.
while You are doubtless celebrating another anniversary
that independence which renders you The envy and ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21

sderate Sssas alike the peasant and the prince, and
not unrequeptly drops a hint to Majesty itself.
Such the London Tmes-soch its present power AMI
influence the Old Wori and yet in all that constitutes
enterprise the FINES is far outstrpped by the
leading journals of country. We boast OF pro-
eression Of antiquity the essential difference Is
one is British the other American.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24
THE PROCEEDINGS.

SYRACUSE. Sept %, 1897
me oonvepuoa assembled In wie,ns Fail ., IL O'Clock
s body Of he sns hall was packed with deless,os and
ihs galleries we'll n'icd,
D. koRoAS, Chairman of the STATE Committee, called
ths ocsventon 70 osder, and nominated A NJ Csop, Of
Erie, for temporary chairman w. b Hilikeu Of West
ohosser, and A. N Cole, OF Aegany ~ emporar, ses,e
snS,es Ho saifn appcsn 70 be conceded thai the n-ss
sep In We ovgspIzaron @ our Rspubpcan 1ouvcnsi ns
shall he through TO- Sa- ubmmis~s Faly coiuci 10
niAre shsI call ihs Convention 70 order ana croarse
ps he consideration Of The uonve ston ssmpa arg pro.
ssden, srd Temporary sscretuies Before doirs s.s
year indulgence for single moment have nav been
= shis ciss twenty foar scufs I hsve sesa and c,n
vssed vnh inselnsers and t1cress ma ron
:ss s,sry sssra pSs'. ur,S Ssf M ,1'ns:d ..,. s.
position you aud 70 the rerple represent n sh,nId
IAN 70 corstuate you upon tss prospect before MAKE
% fAse ep N day Lssen N sugg-stiaus NJ cxrc
skrcy only ~, your fc,ces hhe nns sgsns all orm,i
sAsscns shss v'n IN he end isAd 70 corruption ignore
and NJ epuHate oil advice though msy frnr, your
assress friend thar corcs -ith yorr osn ,euse ~ ,sn,
ed justice Prcsert W tns pecple OF the S,s fos their
sussec- In November honcs,, fAi'hfu aut capable mon,
krows or sbelv ENLARGED ~vicssm and irisd incgfsy
and your victory viii be triumphant; snd . victory
IN the ate ~ New York st this time win be
nss the Incoming ude the srn which sna rse on the
mwnips anev your nert national canvas 10 1soo shalt
sse upon vctcvy 70 ~ mpiete an tri' ant in
she nason ~ esvious and overwhelming ~ the last
Wal IN 1908 In this and ten nther Ssses OF the Union
Inen the President Of your croice v be Ia NJ nsHe
NE ccnfederscy through the medium of . con-
nsn'cahcn 70 privste citizens, bu, viii calmly
wa be assembling OF Ocrsrcn ana there rrssen TO tue
psopse, through sbeir representatives assenert tns
pincpcs and policy OF me govsrument In wh,o, eqrs
md exsoi justice win he done, 10 ono bat ever
pespon oe ow cxtendsd and xovous Uoou 10 shcn TO
people throughout The ccufsdsrscy OF the sast ~ ~
amidst loud sopla1s~
kcssrs rrnds, OF aencsce, aad Duscser, NJ Nav Yox
wcre appointed com n ,ee to cnducs lhe tomprrary
chairman 10 he chsir
On tasing ,he ohar, amidst loud cheers Mr. app ais
Gcniemen of The oonvrnror-n 10 With 10 n-dt A. esn
c-v.'mens receive fro~ you this " res~ecl r,
preside over this BODY Of men, possessed ,c uo, In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24

rr wnrilx A srtr-e, vno 10 kuo-u r all 'sesse
so,,, a. t.yrs prominent actor 70 ,as 70 os ns
,,. IL Nsw Epsssd, dei In Lo-e, On 'hs ls'a hs, Of
0nsunrncn.
lodge ppoBlsco, who rs, av rs'tner Of sov orv'
.sd d,tBsushed rr-c,inopsr At sae cs- d'sd " ehs.
r5u. Ch'o cu ms $50 az ~ was shacxod eiSs oloo
fever, Nhish /. rDlGsssa = .has
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AmJAs nAHr. j. Eq., took IL. seat ami fss isud sp
3lause He spose .. foo ~s.G ntlemeo, f- the drsiu
auished honor you have confered bot tean
due am sonGst moi " pres siae the ders
raons Of suoh body hs, Ard must rob uror sor-
ssstasoc 10 di ch.rsrs The duties I'm .ef opou Ia
Tie ceE tdeEce that sssl have lhrow M soH
your ird axepo. Yo1 ~il probably bev vit. w1ilc
nats n w rIms-ss relating position party
since &C last assembled t,re nc~ ohaptev hes ceso
ionai con.i nc Ions q impo+ssos 70 tae perpc
,uiy os our iusttutors .hsu aoy o,hers vhich have
been dovelored IN rcv'cus history tn. question
gpcn .hlcn ne iousaers :" me re2usic, from TIE
entertained doubt that Corgr rad o make eli
noedrui rules and regulations for the Of the
fertries cf The Unitei Sstes-h0 been opened ane ',
and The ocras beea a-sef OF 10 cstaoh doc rioos
theories which ~i1 ,evolauoslzs Ne goversmen. aod
overthrow tho consultative rbs rec, a, orinonr aent
,he decscs Of the supreme onrt ~ toe Dred Scot, cse
tutor, which Startled sr Jedsron, nov dn,
us With terror In 1TsT, -ie ths trainers
Of o.r government .ers fress nom the di'cu,sious
10 pvohb be iprod cs,ou Of ssvs-y into the rerv,or
mo oe "unsooes ot ha yea fern sh toe svopsest ~
oence Z. soeI views upos that print seems " 1sve
.een I me Pre.idea, nc a cice, zi.n tine.
whole land with terror -hs A u.rn lrs, ,rs, our n
Mnsl politics elements az di.ccrc and sgtapnd -hi N
wil endure longer than The remoobr IN ~ ia snlhnrs
h5 recent rerly NJ he President H. the Ne. H.vcu ,e
mortal, adopted into the plsecf "a u he "a cxl. s.,no
cfacy OF our STATE. manfess . sense of resi- oub lty
more eecm.oe es he as,' 'nss hs srmeu !, = hi'
bis saamps d jusiidca,ca spd defence Of hs s,on s
decse nrnoy es, iues 'on Of clu.tt ousl DO p6T
snf rnbhc policy tns ccca'ion scquirei Defence sod
history ~il be relieved mo ~ s per eRy bv inc re-e
stiou of ne pribcpes hsh va. foun ed The AZ
fort 70 Dig Else tho question by a,ifu s.eoca ~ er
r'r'c fsri' VII no' he 'uccess'u-su,ely no willie ho
admits the ncple uTcn ~hich rpyer ~ tho no NO.
's \. 'ousdtd Tns the pelp'o stoi MAKE tsai o~r
ia -ui ect heir own rulsrv;' sna while ne rauno,
with ~o'h deny that ise people ef Kansas =. his mo