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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-01
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oi MRssnsI EuIpns:--I SEQ BY your last
number that Old Fairfield has gotsup an
Tiekst. fSu'bat lis as ii kliodId be.
L.,. esobcouatyim the State do the same
and ell will bari glt. Believing you feel
spliu,svest ia4,he;prp9fess,uf your neigh
iAlrSIiwit giys you an item;@ isd rasa
70 Alfsw weeks since Rt ameetiBgihIfVew
Lexiegtoas derry Co.. y l61pduin noinips.
iion alcoubly ilieketal DR. aklowers,l who
represented Perry county as an Amsricaa.
ioElhe, last two olyeaus iiwRsA prest ntn sgYod
pye aware.lno doubt lltal ,he1l 1ldessrtda,s bis
sIaudaEd aud. .slumped tl,e qoiiaty fdr'iFre.
mort and Ereedopgsla Ehb oAfter the
HpmiRatiops were mhde, ihn Doctor being
lhe oply good dApeaksr, present. was called
an TO make them kind Of glori6cation
tpeesh .slsThes pr oaeoaadaRsaid. a.Fel
law siiizensI .lwogsars agO,aL,wss elected
AS nm American ApFepreseaA iheuiuteresss
oi Perry sGogntyd lslabotedinhhe glori.
qus ssause to he ek,shlacf miUAhihty. Last
FsA l,saw the peculiar condbiun of the
4 polliieslip oqrsouuty. llopsaseA, in my
| aaop..s Iagben took up theeutlgeliforFre.
| apGb Freedom and Bleeding,oIiaaSas. 4
s!pwped lgp Conp,y for ydBaoY YbnA have
to.laypabllerl eQudemnedl norsspprOved
myiacIioRhEl llwas; ;iljke stAe mar plOwina
his corn; the cows got in his lfeld--he stop
ped the pillow to drive athems out, bWhtr
| done, he returpedtp dis lplpwl eSobwitl
myself; Ave slanght ysnyllastu.fgbtdio
Blssdlag KansFs Aadpd&,1 fesunI W I'M,
plows and heneefoRhfhshal fight sippsth
gloriops, cause. ofg llesApstissn Pary.-.
lTrumps lead Gentlemen faips,plaF, iss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-01

'aIa taoo tvs tYtrenes Of iiFs, we hayyeso The
most acdte sedse of novelty 10 the boy,
all Is new, to the old man, &hen this world
no longer offers variety Of change, tie
most slimulatHS Of ali novelties is present
ed-Z-the contemplation o. new existence
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-01
INC Trlnmph Complete..
Another perfect cure Of Epilepsy by DR.. HASCE's
EPILEPTIC PILLS ' n ''''

EPILEPTIc PILLS.
DuRAHTs NECK, PerQuiman's co Oct 1,1s55-Dr
Hance-Dear Sir;-+HaviHg been afiicted With fiing
fits for years past, Ideterhined to- give your
Pills trial advertisement Of which saw IN some of
the pers land continue to the for some months
until was entirely cnred n believe fhemtob be first
rate articles and since have Bsed them lahave not
had one attack and am now inthe enjoyment of good
health. lam, very respectfully yonrs. &c:,
FfP. g. TIE Pills we're retonlfkeIhteA ofie byFMr.
Nathan Newby. 0f Ills county tJiw4dse Address you
send them. "a a.. ...t. y sltr
sThese Pills, besidescurng tpilepsy, are sbeciac
forl mod dacatiODs Of nervous disc asgs Price 81 per
bOx Two boxes 70 S5 twelve boxes for Se4 Persons
through lhe pn1s on itsEeeepts For sale by ySE n
y. HANCE, No 10s Baltimore street, Ballmcre, Ma
Ftylahd; tovhoih orders from All Stts ofsthe Unioh
nust De addreAs9d;ha hs stl Sepiis ls51Tt-lnlsA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-01
.fNPoRTAMr no EVEYHoHY.l

TEoR the last three geafsU have been engaeed ID b
A business known oiily 80 pyselfan1, coinparttye-
W Few otliers whom have instructed for the sum Of
$2D1 hgeh, which his averaged at1hshate Of seab0
TO $4,000 per apnuIn: and hagng made arrangements
~ eot6 Europe iht Sprng OF 1883 10 engage In The
saWe btsnessl am Wiling ito give full instructions
in the art to any person the United STATES CaGt
VA who VIII rSmit the suin ~ 81 AM induced from
lhe Sreess Ighayn been favored with. and ne many
thlnkful acknowledgements have received from those
jshdnl1 hhFe iHsritciid. aad whb hre inaEihR from
s5to sI5 PER nay ut IT, to give nuyl nerson an Onp0r
tunty to engage in this business, which u easy and
Irleasant aud dRerypr@0iahie, Bt snia eeste there
Is posltvaLHNo HUMBUG IN the ,natter References
Fofhebcst class can he Siven as tegirds 0itsthar6
Tor. and ttoparsops whom have instructed,
who will testify that they are making from lSAto SIS
per ihy ntthe safne. Hisahtsihess IN WHEN eitler
lidies Re pemen San engage md vi ne reGt eiise
make 4 very handsome income Several Ladies' n va
rions pnrts ofNew Yark State. PeHhsyiv ann MA
ryap, whomI hare instructed are no Iak hg rpm
fs3to 81 perdav at IT, 1tisa GESreEL Brsiskss, md
bntk swshtllines ihfeqHred tNlsiart itH,Hpbna re-
CENT ofsr, viii Immediately send to p,hs applicant
prihteh circular cohtaiHhg fu instucti6ns iii the
art which carbe parfeetly. tonee4 Sst.
All letters must he addressed tpost paid 70 ALLEN
IT!pA Rs0NS, aHs Broadway, Nov Ybik, ~ i5Rs
.Augnsts97 1s574y3mlI ~ 1dgy stttg1 ,sf34NE
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-01

MAI, g GENERAL JOSEPH HOCKINS,
EIAs fenedthe base hent, lately 6ctatidd by Nsi~,
4 son Smith, Esq, in Greens Row, and dimmsdia
yopposje th9 Wsshpgtor Hotel. where he swill be
prepared Ut mes to dvest Gentlemen OF long orr
short boards cpt. tliin m tho moa.,
approved stylesand shampoon with, perfect furoE,
Ills TaSogs are keen, and his hand Is so Steady 81
His CUlogns, and his brushes and everything ready.
Her have YOU compleieIy, without causing Ssigh,
a rd max ey0u admired, by each beauty Is eye,
rhens We lima calf for We. oGrselfEhDw.
Hesas eebas a msus ,and as blGHd ,aa Doe,
Ever ready 10 please, and anxioust to wait .t
Upon an who d6siTe.e lther curly, or late.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-01

New York. .oct.9 ls54,--PRoF. O. J. iWooDL-
neaHSir: fler reading the advertsementnt n OF tbs
NemKork Journals Of your eelebrated hair restora-
pleased with itthatI cor hnuedits use two months
and a satsleis Ss decidedly tire best preparat tom
before the public Itat once removed ALI dandsun
and unpleasant itching, from the scalp and has re-
stored ny hairnataray aud, ! have no doubt, PERI
NouhaYe, permission to refer to mo, All who en-.
tertainany doubt bsrfDrmiu ali thatIts cIaims
ed f0rit, MISS FEEKS 26 IL lGraan wich Az Z
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-01

re-, Mr.. Henry String, of North Caro-
lima advertised last month. that gay yound
run off with his tYcdausbterE
FlfSfs lie mp3 reprshensibA lnstSpce q
W. afidgf 9Jbe teali We etsA bsayd Of
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-01

8oW "a, 2s'20n3l 3land 81 ,ls5T.sait@
ShGsFBsT aiGM AYR 2 $EFasqHyG Fl "a GStG
sS Ten Thouspnd bli bolsTs IN Premium, II Che exbbi-
tarsand competiafs dfh gricdltlth I'm pem eiitsMa-
ETestFiaiism F5et Baeiag, &e.a &c &C. 'O''ss'
Great Rahe bslwdeh Ohi6 and Kentucky Horses,
FRI Siys Fff%'Sd Fl a sntr
be awardedto halFastests 0rse-44open tothoWorld!
Fys iLgnf5ed p2llHg Prsmin@ tPpgo) foL lbs best
eenpetttons to receive, Pfentqtn siiReWelrY, from
ftPfSo Hdnatsd DanAr Pfenia,a for tic Fastest
@Pes fNo asS9s Doat ptemHaa idr he fn.te Ia
Rhnnerln'any Com pany -ibedhg Splendid Sill
SFhe Eists are 6pshto ahy oliS w6o seesatto COM
pete foEth Premluuis. aslF ,sAH ttitn0d kHf
Three II h0usRlHi FiyeJ JLupdredi DbIlaEs,
~ bsln@ ain, Preminmss gsl .lrsu4 a I
sBs z sS THRIFT sS % e
riea'tasa IhglemsHfs. hips Stqsk lise lit s aI al
ss Rg9s S sSd iaf Eg5sss z
Iapihahept pe samaaHgAFts, The gpqysam onnt havE
6n fSr iioiIi Fiiir IN tbfs
lin addition 10 Ahe The yaraus displays
o. Asriciitdrnl Implements, Machinery and Live
Stnebt There Will be tho NEw andNotEB SIdfr of a
s6S 3 sSaS Sasss sasS fteS SsElgH. BEG
LQSlI "a Sg,ENSIpN' On SHe ksHBAOK, nv MONS,
Ts S III 5 yeaT
NlsteiSs sIfSt ,hlS, fps tis RE4teLTEE no RISE,
dGdS, anasr ihs SaA @ ctRs6 FRSE SS % iSSs
dla's .,G Slia IR.tst.sI.g inS celebrated WAR ~ IT
md NTsoff tsJbhck;a snih ptear Foot
aaGuESF auESe8f N bEb5N HbGisRss " ssFts@iq Of rHRh
Prhe pnbllcwal seurln mindg tba, those erea
sas% Gss t t SGeS g VII, S s s
somgethipeE peEEwaidNhyB fotihe sPedtqterEtarsald
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-01
Gnr. MnlkfI,s pnhr

The Kansas cotrespoRdeifN 5ti itAe NV
York Times. the ofiicd repSSl& M md
Kansas Constitutional ConveAiah. and
Wa ker's especial reporter. thus gives his
impression Of Gov Walkers late sea sell
pent proclamation,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-01

TpEH1 IS EstatcyAhs fOlIovs:hQ = +".V
s n GoldrWHtchosat slq5 each &.sA 40. tAl 81 40
90 st5J L.s.A4s lQQ - r.,...-,,,,.,. 2,DpQ
W so -" ~ 'S".,.s...s.s..i,, 3,750
a AQutup4.. ysTFelAs40 piit .a.L!...s.y'... tnn00
100 silver watches ~ 25t - .r,,,.,h,;,.,,. a,lpl
s10O htb N''9'NNte8a rs 5""" .'e.k......!!. 500
400 articles gold jewlry5 ~ D.. I.g,.as!a kltO0
1000 p Z, ,.,,..,.,,....i 5000
NlIAOg ltatni y t"#t fifsr y..!.. ..a... J 900
tbeIHnil0ll IIopss and Lot in, Columbus, ,l
~ .'" hhe lucatlon .......,,.. ..!,,.,... 5000
10 splendid Building lots, valued att 100 each lO000
Il 10 81 t..,e s.tt "a .ItrYs $40 ~ 5000
~ r'"' "i a'.''f' " 900 5000
I---s 49,. o. "a eri vi, al III, b. 'sl~ ie.,--ll.li
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-01
..!G CHANGE / IAN !GsI.EE lFs~TI ME, n
agRA,II9s' ROAD q, !,

glgIIIaI5lIIEn NFIsiH5l Nm
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
cHANCERY SALES.

DURsUANT 10 decree Of the Chancery court at Carthage
madei in the Of Benjamin Rucks, Exr Howell
Rucks and others the Undersigned will the gath day
of October 1857 proceed 20 sell to the highest bidder,
the premises, the land belonging the Of
Rueks Decd composed Of the tract of which said Josiah
died seized possessed, and which the Elizabeth
Rucks resided at the time OF death And also
80 adjouTniDg thereto purchased by portion he
heirs Of said Josiah Rucks since his death in all about 900
All of said land lies in Smith County Tennessee Dis
tict Nol2, the Of Rome will be laid OF In lots
10 suit purchasers
At the time and place the Undersigned will also sell
the slaves belonging TO said esate towit Joshua aged
about 49, Lucy about 90 piy abOut27 and her children
Henry about 7; Lucy and Martha 4
SAID Sales will be made credit of and two years
excepa sum sucent to pay costs and Attorneys fees
ehasers. A. MOORE,
sept lid prs, fee SC Clerk & Master,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
SOME THINGS LOVE ME.
By THOMAS BUCHANAN REED

All within and allwithout me
Feel a melancholy thrill;
And the darkness hangs about me,
Oh, how still!
To my feet, the river glideth
Through the shadow, sullen, dark;
On the stream the white moon rideth
Like bark
And the linden leans above me,
Till Think some things there be
In this dreary world that love me
Even me!
Gentle buds are blooming near me,
Shedding sweetest breath around,
Countless voices rise to cheer me,
From the ground;
And the lone bird comes-I hear it
In the tall and windy pine,
Pour the sadness of its spirit
Into mine;
There it swings and sings above me,
Till think some things there be
In this dreary world that love me-
Even me
Now the moon hath floated to me,
On the stream see it sway,
Swinging, boat-like, as 'twould WOO me
Far away;
And the stars bend from the azure
could reach them where l lie
And they whisper all the pleasure
Of the sky;
There they hang and smile above me,
Till think some things there be
In the very heavens that love me
Even me!
Now when comes the tide of even,
Like solemn river slow;
Gentle eyes, akin to heaven,
On me glow
Loving eyes, that tell their story,
Speaking to my heart of hearts;
But sigh; thing of glory
Soon departs.
Yet, when Mary scars above me,
l must think that there will be
One star more in heaven to love me
Even me!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13

CHICAGO MLIIoNAIRE.-Eighte years ago E.
B. Ward, the millionaire of Chicago, sailed small
schooner on the lakes. In 1845 he took command
of a craft of $50 TONS which was the commencement
of Wards Lake Superior Line. Within the last
sixteen years ne has paid builders and other
to employers andlaborers, more than two and half
millions of dollars. In the brief period of sixteen
years he has accumulated, over and above all LA
bilities, fortune of million and quarter. For
some years he had intimate and complicated bust
ness connections with the Michigans,and Central
Railroad, involving millions of dd1srs, and the
transactions were all based on verbal agreement
between Mr. Brooks the superintendent of that road
and himself No written contract ever existed be-
tween them; each relied on the honor and integrity
Of the other, and neither was disappointed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
STEAM RDH,ERS.
RLACKsMIrn SHOP

For stationary engines and steamboats, made 70 ORD
'es material, pieis with Firsironts, Crates stat
md Valves, warranted 70 sIant any pressure requ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
First Large and Extensive
AUCTION SALE
Fall and Winter Goods !!
TRABUE & LUCUS.

We will sell at Auction on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and THURSDAY, P,ember Is l6, and H. 1857 Of the
Made Clothing Shoes, Boots Hats Cans Carpeting,
QueeDsware, Hardware and Cutlery that we ever be-
Fresh and Fashionable of the best abTic kinds and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13

The JACKSON GOLD Box.--Alderman Monaghan,
of New York, has received telegraphic despatch
from Councilman Van Tine, VI which the following
is copy, which shows that the Jackson gold box
has been delivered to the committee:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 5, 1857.
To Aid, Moneghad, No. 8. City Hall, New York:
1 arrived Friday nOrning, ten A. NJ. Left for the
Hermitage at two Had an interview with Andrew
jackson at four p. NJ. He insisted on my stopping
all night, which did. He stated he did not know
how to act as he had large packages of remonstran-
ces and papers, in which General Gaines and Captain
Taylor figured largely. demonstrated against them.
He sent word to the Governor and Mayor of Nash
vile to be present at the delivery of the box to
at the Capitol, which received at II NJ. 1 leave
tomorrow morning for the Mammoth Cave. Andrew
Jackson accompanies me to New York.
JOHN VAN TINE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13

THE POPULATION OF CmCAGo.-In 1910 Chicago
was a smart little town at the head of Lake Michi
gan, with f. S54 inhabitants. In seventeen years it
has doubled its population trealJ three hmes-Er-
change.
We knew Chicago a smart place, but did not
believe it was equal to the above statement. Here
is the result of twenty three doubling of f. S54,
viz. 40, 7l3, 3O3, 232 What pile of people,
H1pe1 Regieter
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13

PoLrrENEss.-The Patriot and Aoisntaiaeer, allu-
ding to the recent review near Greenvile s. c., re-
lates the following:
''An amusing incident occurred on the road One
of the bone and sinew of the country with his
wife and son, started to walk to the muster field,
which was good many miles off. Finding that the
walk would be too much for his better half, with
commendsble regard for her comfort, he thought of
means of getting ride for her, and accordingly
awaited the approach of a carriage he saw in the
distance. When enough he saluted the occu-
pants and sought for information to whether they
had vacant seat yes, sir, have was the reply
and the carriage was Immediately halted. WELL
will you give my wife seat and take her down to
muster?' Certainly, sir, with pleasure and the
lady politely handed in. Judge of the surprise
of the accommodated party, however, when inform
ed that the accommodating gentleman was his Ex-
cellency, Governor Allston This incident is char
acteristic of the unostentatOus bearing of our
Chief Magistrate"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13

ENGLISH PUBLIC WORKS UNDER An American ~
oINEEE Major Brown, Captain Whistler and other
engineers of note among us, we're sent for % go 90
Russia TO build railroads for the autocrat: hut no
American has ever built a public work in England.
Now we are called upon for aid in TINS department.
and Edward W. Serrel, Esq, very young though
eminent civil engineer sailed from New 0rk in the
steamer Arabia, al the request Of an English COM
uauv, to take charge Of the plans for magnificent
bridge over the Avon. 10 Is said TO have been I'M
successfully attempted not less than twice; and
they now send 10 America the place where SINH
Oar great works have been successfully accomplished
Iy the same able and accomplished engineer.
Boston Transcript.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13

BSs@ Among the distinguished gentlemen at pres
ent in the city, pleased to notice the Hon. s.
A. Smith, the talented Representative from the third
District in this State Mr.. Smith made gallant
fight in the late canvass, adding laurels to his
already brilliant reputation, Of the ablest
defenders Of Democratic principles in the State.
BY The LONDON Quarterly and the Edinburg
Reviews, an BLACKwOoD for August are upon our
table, filled, usual with the choicest critical and
literary mOrceauz Of the day Leonard, Scott Co.,
70, Fulton street, New York, are the Proprietors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
IEMENT OF THE DEBATES OF COyGs,,
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history Of mis- Country.-VsD YORK CoEris- and EHqHr
Col Bentou's qualifications for this task no one ca
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denee in is statements and faith It's imPsrsiaty
IRE iai'aiulness.-B0stoH TraUsilsr.
Ills surprising 10 see how many OF the subjects
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the history Of The country -BostoH DAILY .qsrsrtissr
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
gberiT's Sale

DY virtue Of vendon eIponss directed from the
ID Circuit Court Stewart County Tennessee July
Term 1857 will expose Public Sale Court
door in the O DaVee, Stewart County, the highest
oder, for cash. the 2ni Of November all the
right ii lie and that Barlh lOueW Asup has in and
to two tracts Of Land being sixth part lying in Stew
art and in DsLrct No bound follows, wit: the
6rs tract beginning hickory, running south,
west thence morrill, thence east bouuded he by
James Daniel containing lOO The end begin
ming The south of IOnacre tract running
eas thence NORTH thence cas- thence south, thence
thence north, thence containing 400 res, levied
The property Bartholomew Alsup satsfy debt and
in favor of Benjamin Moody sale within the hours pre-
scribed by law. August TO- 1857.
sept I9-pr's fee Z T. BOGARD Sheriff.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13

RIVER BOUNDARIES BETWEEN STATEs.-ln an opin-
ion published in the Monthly Law Reporter for
August, contained in a letter from the Hon. Caleb
Cushing Attorney General to Mr.. McClelland, late
Secretary of the Interior he decides that when
river is the boundary between two nations its natu-
raj channel continues to be the boundary notwith-
standing any change Of its by gradual accre-
ton or decretion of either bank; but if the course
be changed abruptly into new bed by irruption or
avulsion, then the deserted river bed becomes the
boundary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13

A kE the only substantial and siaplv mauazed
- Machine made and are the cheaDest and most
hmHes and Manufacturers, for these and me follow
Isl The7 make seams which will not zip or rave
SIDES being alike, as in hand sewing on leather.
81 lie same Machines Few " ith sik thread and
spool coltou with EQUAL facility, every var sty o
from the finest linen 10 the h. avisst cloth or leather
30 ms Is not two Needle nor Two spool Nachiu
Machines make chain stitch, which raves OUT as
c mmon Knit stockiugr besides making an ugly CT
back Of the goods
4th These Machines not At AL liable 10 get out
benz very simple a1-stTO z In their construction.
5th TheT sew faster d. more work than any other "
9th he stitch produced by this Machine is 60 rfr
beautiful that 81 Is impossible % equal il by an
MGrhue OF by hand.
TN Tbs proof q the above is, there over 1900
Machines in the United States alone, MOI c0unfiug
where over 90 o; aad. there here in pr-rtcaf
ton giving un5oundsd satisfaction; something that D
Machines evyrdoT
Branch Oiics as Public square. over Hicks Chia
Nashvill, Tennessee WM. A. SINGER,
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EsNhO has not heard of EBOeThaVe's HOl-
land Bitter !''-Simpls in its composition, pleasant
the taste, and truly wonderful in its effect its popularity
esHuOt be wondered at. To invads just recovering
strength it invaluable exercising that soothing inhu
the system, and mI arDg that he's tn
and the stomach, lOnged for the eonvaescent
DaiIy F1,,rD-igs
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Leaving net Democratic majority Of 27,2l0
The "0 d North State" has certainly ''waked up
and show example to the Demo :racy of her sister
States for all time to come.
WHAT Is AN INsULT?-Justice King, Of Chicago,
has decided application for a warrant, that to
spit in a mans face, knock him down and kick him,
Is not an insblk