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Lo~ Pfiees.-Grain is selling cheap in
some 'of the back counties of Wisconsin,
At Bocobel, in Greene county, corn is sell
ing at 20 to rs cents per bushel, and wheat
at 35 cents.
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Ex-Prcsident Pierce having been named
for u. s. Senator from New Hampshire, the
Concord Patriot announces that he would
not aeeopt the 'effice if he could receive the
vote of every member of the Legislature.
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Ess- Our friend, MOUNT, has fitted up
his Confectionery Store in handsome style,
for the holidays. Just call in on Main st.
and take peep.
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WHAT'S 9TRgMpS (!


There are so many cards to play,
SO many ways to choose,
In Love and Politics and war
In torwardisg esr views
With ladies fair, ard, statesmen wise,
Or men of lesser bumps,
Before we lead our strong est suit
IT'S well to know what's trumps.
Once worshipng at beauty's shrine
knelt in bondage sweet,
And bregthed my vows with cascrncss,
And offered ut her feet
Ny soul well stored with Cupid's wealth.
love cemcnted lump;
A king of diamonds won the trick.
My HEART was not a trump.
Raving to see my rivel win
Upon single Run,
As he played the DEUCE with me,
followed with cLrB.
Two days within a station house
Rejecting on my sin,
found. as Others may have done,
Clubs very seldom win.
crexn wisely sad experience,
ceased to DEAL with maids;
lsnrrrLED youthful folles on,
And turned up Jack of spades,
Y ct still find as dust is scarce
And smaller grow the Jumps,
That though the Spades an honest card,
II is not always trumps.
But IN a world Of tside show,
Where mammon rules the throng,
To ease tho little jolts oflifc,
And smoothly pass along
To tad an antidote for care,
And stern misfortune's tsumps,
One card is very sure to win
DtANONDs are always trumps
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&c" Attention is requested to the ad-
vertsement of Messrs. Piper & Funkhou-
sos in this paper. 1t is mo IIumbug'--
these gentlemen mean what they say and
bargains may be had by calling soon.
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n. B.-DR. KINNEY offers his professional
services to the citizens Of Town and Country and
may be found ut the Drug Stere. at his Office
on Augusta Street, opposite Spectator Office
Up Stairs.)
Srssa1tnn Nsss- oS lsi11-.ff
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rsEs1MBLES.-t;ould'

HUSKING TEs5 NJ BLES.- ioulds Metal
L ic Iiuskins Thimble is the only device know
that will protect the fingers from excoriaton an.
the in ulics common to lnsking Corn Thes,
TnimblAs will enable the operator ~ dispatch Will
ease sn extra amount of labor each day sulicicn
20 buy psar ri fh'sr Metallic Thimbles.
iRctail price - cents per pair. will send then
per mail epen receipt +oi - cents in stamps.
&1.- Merchants supplied upon reasonable terms
MICHAEL. McMATH,
Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
- Sold at retail by JAMES iEAriiE, Staun
toa.
Nnynn,hnr
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New FIRM THE undersigned have tl,i
" day formed Partnersha in the Drug Busi
ness. under the 81 Vie of DR.. I. II. j. u. Kinney
and they hope by strict astcnt re business, t,
merit a liberal Pati oDage.
Dir. TH0S. II. KINNEY,
JMO. c. KINNEY.
:+,tunton Ney. IS fE37
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Cheap Sugar.

NTE would call the attention of Ilousekcepers
w generally. To stock Of Sugars, which VT
are de- rmined to sell at greatly reduced prices
Give Us cali before YOU buy.
STAPLES, MARTlN d. co.
Ss.t. L. ls.sa Spec. cory.
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200 ACRES.

cleared and wood land is in II tolerablc state
cultivation, and is watcred by the River which
runs through the middle Of tie place. The build
,ngs consist OF comfortable LOG HOUSE. latel,
are invited to examine the land. which will be
shown to them by George W. Brand, living upon
the premises, or by the subscriber living in the
neigfborhood
balance int..ree annual payments. bond with good
security viii Zoe required for eae deferred pay
ments, aud the legal title retained as ultimate
curity. THOMAS ARMENrR0UT, Cam'r.
MFRS. ALIENS Worlds Hair Restorer. an OK.
N1 ccllrnt artiels Ga, .hs Ua;,.' Far sail, at III.
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ootiag.-John Wheat has been com
miited to Jail in Charlottesville, for shoot
ing at Thos. Yates, while the latter was in
mod.
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DECEMBER. %

re-" 1t is stated that Mr.. Douglas has Or.
dcred twenty thousand copies Of lis speech,
and the republicans one hundred thousand
copies.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN STANTON
VI GA IKE Ell STILL In TILE EIELni-lA

GREAT EXCITEMENT IN STAUNTON
~ GABRIEL STILL IN THE FIELD tn
BRIEL HlkSH, long and favorably known to the
people ct Staunton. Augusta county. bcgs leave to
inform them that he has hand a larger and
more varied assortment of FANCY ARTICLES
than ever before at his well known and tavurite
Vt@iErY SrohE, and that in short time he will be
in receipt of large additions for the Christmas
Holidays. He would also inform the pablic Who
wish to have accurate Time Pieces that he has in
his employ OF the best Watchmakers and ke-
pasrers ever in this country, who has been imported
from that particular part OF Europe where the best
Watchmakers gross. Those vito wish .ir Waicii@
Us Repaired will do well to give him trial. Alsn,
on hand large and fine assoe tment OF JiWEI.kE
ot all scrptiens.
$4,000 REWARD
for any one ssho can find better Matchmaker than
the one in employ.
Recoect the place. Mieih Street. nexi;door to.
Evans Tobacco Store, where yoa; can AWAY, ind
the best bargains. GABRIEL HlKSn.
Staunton, Nov. 81, lS5z.-Smc.
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~ esC sESfNDfiSIt31leNf!!

I'M undersigned takes tlli, method to announce
4 that he has opened EXCLUSIVELY ON HIS
OWN ACCOUNT, on Virginia Hotel Street. on
door from Mr.. Cowans Book Store,
Watch ard Jewelry Establishment,
where he is prepared to exhibit for sale every ar
ticle known in his line. From his long expcriene.
as Silversnith and dealer in Watches nd Jewel
ry he feels himself justified in assuring satisfaction
to all who may favor him.with their pati onaye.
He will warrant all Watches that he may either sell
or repair, to run accurately for twelve months
or to do necessary repairs within that time, with
out charge. All warrantees he uEav make OF Jew
ciry, either as to material workmai.sip he arilt
hold himself TesponsiUe TO make good at ay time.
As thSis his first Commencement in basiness in
Staunton, (never having had any connection with
any Establishment here in any wav whatsoever. es
cept to repair Watches for the public, he cherishrs
the hope thathe will receive a reasonable share OF
the patronage of a generous public.
Stanton, Dec. IL, 1857. A. LANG
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&TEsEET.

n II WE Just received suppl, of very fine
a tsc.e OF s,ecei secuted Tobacco, in store am
for -aleby X. J. GLENDI,
Per. &. I CocnGAN.
Stauntnn N.4. lSlr
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Sherin'S Sale.

TN PURSUA nee of.a decree for the Cirexit Court
L of Highland county. nsered 81 the 9Th day Of
October, 1851, in ME case of Stricken Gimer vs..
Mary $. Jones, &C., will proceed upon the prem
iscs. on THURSDAY, JANUARY 2S, 1858, to sell
at public auction. to the highest bidder, a certain
Tract OF parcel of Land. lying about one le seatk-
east 81 Monterey, assiasnng the lands of 4. II.
Fleis'.er, Hairy Tiimblc, and others, supposed to
fair
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SPEC l. NOTICES.

Hollouay's PILE, in spite of the preju dices o
medical maFtncts, have found their way nto the
leading hospitals and dispenaares Of Europe, and
are the established family medicine Of all
classes in the United States. Cpon the stomach
and liver, which prepare and temper the blood
upon the organs which vitalizc il in the process Of
respiration, and upon the excrctofv vessels, hich
discharge from the System the residuum not requ-
red for the purposes of nutrition, these pills oper-
sste in an almost miraculous manner regulating
invigorating, cleansing, and terrifying the whole
physique. In bilious disorders, dyspepsia asthma
diarrhoa, ysentery. sick headache. constipation,
general debility, and complaints peculiar 20 To-
males, tleir effect is astonishing.
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of coin is'made by thcseonstant demand Of
brokers.
The cashier Of the branch Bank of the
Valley at l.eesburg, reports that on or a
bout the 2nd May, 1857. broker from the
city of Richmond demanded and obtained
for the notes of that office about SIG, 600 in
specie.
The cashier of the branch of the Farm
ers Bank at'Winchester, reports that, dur
ing the past twelve months, about $50, 900
of checks On Northern ecities have been
drawn, in behalf of Baltimore brokers, it is
believed through the agency of Adams &
Co.'S express.
DECEMBER, %.
jIe&ern fanatic dsylum.-A bill for the
support of the Western Lunatic Asylum
was taken up, explained by Mr.. VERIFY, and
spassed-Yeas 129 The bill appropriatcs
$25, 600, on account of the annual support
fund for said Asylum for the current fiscal
year. 1t was forthwith communicated to the
Senate
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4B9 Acres.

The Improvements are comfortable BRICK
DN EfIlNG EuI Sc, with a large Barn. Granary
and all necessary Out Houses attached. tbnut
2T5 acres are cleared land of fine pr''uctivc mnat-
to soil, and mostly southern exposure. The resi-
due is well timbered. There is good orchard
the land, and never-lailng Spring, and WI.
s<sspenient to the Buildings. The land is within "A
mile of s Merchant Nills nntlis of convenient ac-
cess to the town nr Lexington. Persons wishing to
purchase are invited to view che pFe,aises-
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Special Notice.

NTE are now olcring our FANCY GOODS d
w greatly rc,.ssg,' u prices. Ne promise to sci
Mt sucl, prices almost iNfy 'eompctition,
fr"m he,e wbo .rHiHg at co.t. Our stock i
still full ni choice Dress Goods the ladies. there
SIRE, will pcthaI find il to their Interest bv givin:
III a cali. ~ NJ will be- receiving goods il
short time. PIPER a III NkiIOl SER.
Near National llot1.
Sa.ansta, Neg. ~, 1851
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SEP ssggysgsaaNS.

AE VOLT carl the attention of 9Ilysieans oq.itr
W recently prepared stock Of DRUGS. CHEM
lCAtS. Ne, &C.. such Fluid Ext. SIENNA and
Spigclia. Fluid Ia. kIici Comp. Fluid Ext. Bu-
chu. Acct. Opt Aromatic Syrup khai. Comp. Syg-
up Scilla. Siru? Prnnn- Nirgnianus, SPIT. Min,if-s
reri, Arom. Tine. Naleria. Syrup lodle of Irnu.
and many others. all fresh and pure, and IN tide
with tie eses-fsst care. Any ald I'll pr4,araiors
made at the shortest notice, at
DIR SOtsNG'S
Drug AMI GLe1iea 5tore.
Staruton. N8s. II. ls57
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RElNTZEL'S
ON~EXpL0SIVE
Blu RNING FLUID

This FLUID is equal if not Superior to
any now in Use, as it gives Better Light,
Burns Longer, Smokes Less, and is GER
tainly NON-EXPLOSIVE.
Manufactured and fer sale, wholesale and
rctail, by
GEO. w. RDINTZET..
1'etcrsburg, Va.
Es5- County and State rights for sale by
she inventag, at'tsss.c Aa,erieaa Hotel Staun-
ton, where this Fluid is on exhibition.
Dec. &c, 1857
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PPHE.S TO .cf:YT TIE THEN

~ ~ f|N q ~ iNFTf III fj.UEs.
I HA We jns' received large addition to my
L stock of HARDWARE, crTaRhY, SAIL
DLER Nc., making zsr assortment very large
md complete. tiaAtmg purchased MANY artircs du--
ring the pressare at rhe North am enabled to oi-
fer BARGAINS. Ny ols friends aud customers NAV
rally upon always being able to purchase of me. a5
the rery 'orest market pice, any agteleI have tor
sf's'. geo. 4. PRICE.
stanton, NOV. I. 1857.
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Receipts ofhe rndicotor for Atc wceh
ending Dec. &c, 1857.
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FOR RENT, IN STaENTON.

4 HOUSE and Wagon Makers Shop. near tbs
"A Tisthamner, one of the best Stands in the
County Of Augusta. for the Wagon Making buss.
ness. ! wish to rent the above House and shop,
aud will give possession January lst. is5S.
MICRAEL. MsALEAR.
Stauntnn, Nov. T. lsa7.-tf
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nyNING-RooM COOK STOVES.

~ \ few very Superior sfinns- Room Stoves al
So constant suppl, IS ghsse aiehly approved a, q
nncquahed Cooking -stuves on hand aud for ale
how. GEO. f. PRICE
Staunton, Nov. :, 1857.
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INSTANTANEOUS CURE FOR TIE.
T0OTItAGNE.
Nerve AslOdysnc

HO' all We. who wriihe under the crampngs Of
j L rain. oceasianed BY tooti9ashe. cali at the
Drag Empofem and dance for joy. 1t will CUE
whore cure is possible. wihoutf.se application Of
Coid hoa. DIR. T. II. KINNEY u co.
sole Agents for 4 u0ista o.
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Terms !:

residue in three equal annual payments, bearing in
iercst from day of sale, the Purchasers giving bonds
therefor with good security, and the title retained
until the purchase money is paid. Possession Civ
en- the day of sale. Title will be conveyed by
heed with general warranty.
rs, sale will commence xpon the premises, at
II o'clock A. NJ
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.X.7DgEgN.7N.

I HAVE just received loi of these old STYLE
1 heavy Brass Andirons, at about half price aud
superior to neM. These in want shen3 examine
then. GEO. i. PRICE.
StaRhtnn. Nov. I, 1857
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10 Eisi Ps5RsE.EC.

yVTE kurei,v motif, ta.c 1sahlic. that hay
w purchased at Auction. 500 i}u9hrls OF Como
0kry Quick. and torwarn all persons from tradiil:
or purchasing said corn, a. we are determined It.
clli nUcc the law against any offending.
OR tW FORD ~ COCHRAN.
.Nsv. IS, ISL mo.--Spcc. copy.
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NE. GIDEON B. SMITHS WIIOOpIN
IEC0IGll CORDIAL, safe and speedy cure !.
for his distressing complain int. For save at tho
Drug Emporium Of DR.. 4. H., EtAAEY Il co
Nov. X, lS5-.
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Little Giants.

+ HAVE a few No. Little Giant Corn and Cob
1 Crushels, which | will sell at posy reduced
price, to close out the Int.
StauntoI, Nov. I, 1851. GEO. f.. PRICE
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XERMiy POISON, for Rats Mice. Roachcs,
&C.. better and safer than Arsenic or Stryohs
nine. For sale at the Drug Emporium.
DIR. ~. Il. KINNEY & co.
Nov. IA 1857.
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Commissioners Notice.
MooSEY's Admin L. others \

Dec. 10, ls57.-tf.
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AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE
will also. sell at Auction all my stock ofPERSsoS
AL PROPERTY the Farm, consisting of Hor-
SEES, Colts, Is head of Cattle, a number Of Stock
Hogs, Wagons, Threshing Machine, and all my
Farming Utensils, Household Furniture, &c. dc.
TERMS.-For all sums of $40 and under, cash
and for all purchases over $40, credit of four
months, for bond VITA good security.
JAMES p. tssftI.
December 10 1881
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X HOGSilEADS Best p. r.. Sugar and Molasses,
- also. 10 Barrels Crushed and c Yellow Sugar
in store and for sale low by
Now ,JS57. BRANDEBGRG & co.
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Oh BONES best French Window Glass nssre-
= " cevei at BRANpERI RIGS a. co
stanton, Nov. /, 1851,
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PENNSYLVANIA.

In view Of the pending gubcrnatorial canvass in
Pennsylvania, the democratic central committee of
that State have Just issued an address in which the
issues made by the black-republcans are met and
discussed with marked ability. We make room for
the following extracts:
o. desperate attempt made last year to carry the
presidential election upon Kansas agitation, in which
the class of actors appeared that did in the Missouri
agitation of 1s20mcn ready to risk the Union for
chance of establishing their party and wriggng them
selves to the head of it, But just Judgment pro-
nounced upon these people and their project in the cleo
ton of Mr. Buchanan and they will be obliged to
select some other topic upon which to disturb the public
tranquility and struggle for the attainment of power
Their spasmodc attempts to keep up excitement without
any practical useful object in view but simply that
they may thrive upon diseord and passion
received by the public with feeling bordering very
ly upon contempt
1.-The American people are practical and sagacious
They will require practical good to appear in
movement to which they invited and when due time
has elapsed for reflection they will try parties and party
by the standard of principle and not of profess
sons. The Wilmot- Provso utterly extngushed by
Webster the It'll Of March, 1850 in the demonstration
of its inutity and thenceorth delivered to
history as imposture and approval Of the Kansas
Nebraska of 1854 has been growing and more
general it's conformity to sound principles has been
amned and established That unnecessary things shall
not done and that the citizens Of each political divs
ion of the country shall determine their local institu-
TONS are in fact propositions reasonable and just that
1t is surprising they should have been questioned "
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VISIT no WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

The editor of the Oregon Statesman, in his issue of
the 10th ulmo informs his readers that he has just
returned from three-wceks trip to Puget Sound.
After speaking in warm terms of the sociabty and
hospitality of the generous residents of the Sound
he remarks
g Between the Columbia river and the Sound there is
considerable good farming country, and much of sandy
and gravely character, not Of superior quality. The
country the Sound is far extensive than had
supposed it is said to comprise full two thousand miles
of shore line including islands, Of which there many
and beautiful But very small portion of this
tensive country is claimed The soil is much of it APP
parently not of frsate quality though there is
good land II is nearly all heavily timbered and pos
lumber capabilities sufficient to supply the world
for the next century The sheet of water is fine
eye rested upon and the country Immediately
around II pleasant and beautiful to look upon
could wish Olympia the capital Of the Territory is well
situated at the head of the Sound and commands view
of Tor viii when the trees cut down for miles
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FOREIGN COMMERCE OF FRANCE. RECLAMATION
IN HER NAyIG ALTON LAWS

We have already been enabled to spread before
our commercial readers, in previous issues of the
Union, condensed, but complete, tabular and other
statements exhibiting the progress of the foreign
commerce Of France during the months of January,
February March, and April, respectively, and wenow
avail ourselves Of official documents received by the
latest arrivals from Europe in presenting the general
condition of French commerce down to May 3lst, to-
gether with other valuable and interesting informa-
ton, illustrating the dilyincreasng commercial
prosperity Of that empire. The navigation returns
of France usually claim first and most careful
scrutiny because this branch of French commercial
enterprise have repeatedly shown, has still to
struggle in its vain competition with foreign flags,
under the odous system of determinations and re
strictons the necessity for which, if 1t ever really
existed, has long since passed away. Still, we are
glad to perceive some indications of more liberal
and emil ghtened policy in this regard, which is al
ready exhibiting benefcent results. Ship-building
materials, of all descriptions, cotton, if des-
tined to be worked up into sails canvas, now
admitted free of duty, and natural result Of the
principle which dictated this reaxation-for the con-
cesson in itself is unmportantthe shipping returns
before are the whole, satisfactory. They show
an increase both in the number and tonnage of French
vessels though still inferior in both respects to those
under foreign flags.
The import duties on all descriptions Of merchan-
disc amounted during the month Of May to e3,7l6,-
037, while in the month of last year they reach
ed only 80 7,495, and in the corresponding month
of 1855 S3,3l0,9S8 During the first FIVE months of
each of these three years the amounts were respec
lively, SIS 684l69 Sl3534 949 and Sl4 o97, 949 The
following comparative statement exhibits the quanti-
ties Of the principal imports during the first FIVE
,no,tho Of 1877 lSh6 aud IS5s
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THIS CINCINNATI TRAGEDY -Loefner, who killed his
wife in Cincinnati and afterwards murdered Mr. Horton,
and then cut his throat and wrists is still living and
likely to He still persists, the Cincinnati Com
mercial says, through the medium of pencil and slate
in the statement which he made the afternoon of the
murder insisting that he had discovered Mr. Horton and
his wife in criminal act and far from feeling repent
for what he has done he gloes in his revenge and
processes that he would pursue the action he
again placed in like circumstances. Previous to killing
his wife, he had alteration with her. in the of
which she struck him with the blade of knife the
nose and there is slight cut which would appear to
dorse this part of the story He them according to his
statement forced her to swallow poison, after which
he strangled her with handkerchief He appears to
gloat with savage delight in the "reminiscences of his
crimes, and while giving his pencied detail fendsh
grin illunines his satuinne countenance He has
vous, bilious terperamcnt dark swarthy complexion,
more resembling that of Spaniard thana German, and
powerful well-developed frame.
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han ola ha
u. ,ha;r o,no.;,;on
W. $50 ~. tha .I;ah.... .,,,,.ohors;on 81 4 CON.
al. A.. x.,,,. as ~. a...ea..,, -, this no;n,
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n. aae.,5 a. $50, &c a. c,oa.,,;. .on,o,.;o,
49,. ~ oo,,do,r,.,o, 80 g. yva,tor o;n, nnon
The ground that he vol.ted The doctrine Of non-i-
,orvant;o H., nr,,;o az ,,o,;c % ,,,a s,hrosson 90
tho constitution 10 The ,eorle and by tbre,ta,iny 10
ber odoss;,,, ;fit ,ot dono If;t sr;cbt
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