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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20


ID Aarcsy) now 10 Bsecser sweet New yorx. i n.er,na
fail Of teeth his improved AmO pheylo pstss
rh rg each tooth 90 silver snf gpd -repoadory
low One hour apr ropraed each Cay ~ th-
teeth md sdyice fyen re,uve 10 their rr-servaeu
u e1raed Ia the INST proved and careful nsna-
free of sharge between the hours o. and n, Sundays
esoepsd-
nENT sTzy.-goDwIFJ Ks9bsror H.s sssovx-
~ 20 4 ransl sre nesr Mercer, where - al BE- hsUpy
his patrons snd friends and gill c1utnne pr.cics
bis profession al bis uss~ nosiersfe chsyg.s
xfR JOBsOE, MEsgHR ~ TLE ROYA, CJGLEg1
wi Of surgeons OF Ffnhugs and t'rnerir d-nas 70 hs
royal uy OF Enslsps gsti.ne suf rupi a
NO w has; fourteens street orucr OF Va slaf- Ns~
York.
Mt II. GRrrrIr, DENTIST 10. ~ FuLr0r srRsBr
IN kyn Inserting fuA sev ~ te~sh % hs Improved
Aunnapherir plata wiihos ervs3lng ne
ane rod sX per SCI silver 30, paula sss gold ~
loo.h nlver 81, errarnnG = c~us,
AJuv TNysrTIOrs or ARTIFICIAL rEsTH WITH.
IN out rsaa ps@ elfsps. aad three f0ursas nxstew
han In. porcelain Ne insertd without exrseas Any
rooia Dr sRGSssJrD has nov ne Ssl or,ncAsss % As
IN, ci,rrna aieslag the tupetJ Of bis nveEsoa Coma
ard see tsi Rr adwsy.
rprrH srrRACrKD IN rrs sscONDs Win UT rHn
4 sshtst pain, By and original frs>s
lnr %be rs<used b. reG~rencs
srn re- uHed. Or. n O. JuhKIE AS Cana ssres nsar
Narcf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20

DAMMIT 1 HRALY HAVE THE HONOR TO INFORM
% their FRIENDS and the public that their dancing academy
for tho rsSspto. Of pupils At Jefferson
Work Days and evenings Of tuition Tuesdays and fridays
class from to evening class for ladies' from 10
gents to ballroom practice from 10 H. BROOKLYN
lcS Orange street days and evenings ri tuition Wednesdays
AND Saturdays; opening assembly Wednesday October
Williamsburg 0olumban Ball 2O Grand street &sin esd avs
Saturdays; opening Sept 80 The
ausde and ali the fashionable dances Of bo day
goshcr with fancy dances at moderate charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20

VERY ELEGANT FOUR ROUND COaNERED
"A octave rosewood yianofrte. absolute hsrgsn, fin
shed al round ahe nAspiasen carved CASE rich carved
made by celebrated firm OF this city s~ooped keys
richly insid M one superb and perfect piano
throughout red warauee from Jpne last good
sale $3.50 This worthy the notice OF those wanting
q One instrument Apply at 618 slxtn avenue, near tho
Crysal Palace from a. Il I'LL = A. B-A bargain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20

A PROFESSIONAL aEHyLkNAH, AaED TwgNTY.
- nine n lively and sd-cdona@ dispc saon aid tnds
sendeus means, visies /, mee wh sy Of fsny snd sdd
also possessing means ~ tuJsel t@n
interview Il he ssssfe references vii ~
errhsnged reply 70 this VII be treated rir nsusnly
~sndn~ and rrspec. Address Slncers~. Herald oNce
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26

will "uo, refrain from the prayer that Al
mighty God will make my administration
An example Of justice aud benefesoce. y
You can greatly assist me in arriving at
.h. blessed consnmms,ion hv exer,ing your
influence in sllayins the EXISTING sectional
excitement on tss subject Of slavery, which
has been productive OF mach evil aud no
good. and which, If 1t could succeed IN
attaining it. object. would ruin the slave a.
well as hi. master This would be work
of genuine philanthropy Every day 81 NV
life feel how inadequate am To perform
the duties of my high station without the
continued support OF Divine Providence" ,
vet. placing my ,rus, IN Him, aud IN HIM
alone, | entertain good hope that lie will
enable me To do equal justice 10 all portions
ri the Union, aud thu. render me- IN hupbi.
instrument in restoring peace And harmon,
among the people Of the .svetal States.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BlCllANAN.
Rev \sthsos-l " Iaylor. ID D. Rev
Theodore d Woolsy, d y IL D., llou,
Henry Du,ton, Rev, DAVID smith, d D,
Rev J HAYES, d d, aud others.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26
CORRESPONDENCE
President Buchanan, Kansas,
and tho New England Clergy.


pFyVtI.,J at IN. ut..f <IJY,y
81, r.,
ne undefsienai' eitzehs OF 'ne h''eo
states aud electors n' the STATE 81 'ohne'-
Nv '''' W 'o''
'h., uielt Memorial ,---.,..
Ihe fundamental prne'P'e on we "ns,''',
uoh OF 'he h'.eu ',a''s' N'i' ~ "u, ,o'a''.
INSTITUTIONS U.s. mat the Pe"P'" sha'' ih'he ''''
Own avs ana eic'' ,h 0e own ru'ei'. .L.,
see WIN s''r,'u 10, ,'n ''.ou'
t""' '"'' NOR "'Sef OF h'"sa@' "P'"P ~
ltSehts ana Pf"eiahS that tt : '''u'nt W Wv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26
Now Grocery Store,

IIANl ING Purchased the stoc. of Mcssrs.
/ -PEAHE y SMOKER, and taken the
stand lately occupied by them, hereby an
nounce to the public that have permanently
established myself in business here, and shall
a, all times keep on hand
Full. STOCK OF GROCERIES
Aud Staple Plantation Guod- will sell n,
small profits, regardless of navigation; and
Merchants aud others in the country, may de-
pend on getting supplies at low prices.
Mr. Clinton Willard viii give close at
on To the setting department, aud viii be
pleased to meet his old trlends
The low prices a, which sell, compel me
to make my terms strictly cash
O.. BULNLEN.
Jefferson, February II, 1887. LIT
Maraail Republican, 'larksyi!le Standard
and Dallas Herald Nill copy
Marshall. March "a 1887. No 2a-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26

W AsnfNGroN lily, aug l'' i''''
Gentlemen On my recent return to
thi. city, after n lottnights absence. your
memorial, withau; date, was placed IA nay
hands through the sgencv 81 Mr. liofato
kinr, oi the Post office Department. to
whom it had been entrusted. FROM the
Distinguished source whence it r eeeds,
as well a. It's peculiar character, have
deemed it proper to depart i'om my g"n-
e,sl rule in such cases. aud give It an an
sver
Won fret assert hsi "ths Fundamental
pnncipl- Of the Constitution OF the tolied
states and of our political institutions Is,
that the people shall make their own laws
f and elect their own rulers ou thea ef-
press your .fef aud a.tonishment that !
should have violated tins principle, and,
through Gov slser, have employed an
army, one purpose OF which is to 'oree
the peopla 81 Kansas to obey laws not
their own, nor OF the | nlted States, hu.
laws which It j. notorious, and established
upun evidence. ,hpy never made, and rules
tie, never elected Ard, as a cproIiar,
from the foregoing. YOU represent that |
rm "opeul, held up sud procls'med t.
the great deroeaton ot our national char
-, ~. 80 ,,.,., ..s.n,i,l ma,
-. .,, vt,eb ~. pr.s,.
-......,.,., t, r,..t,,uftno
nl this MON"
These ara hcav, chAfge. proceeding
tom gentlemen OF ,ou h'gh character.
aut. Il vell tnanted. ought To cons'sn my
nam. to lui,mv But ~ proportion to
-. .,..,,,. ,n .sv ro,b
,h.,.,..,. ch.,i,, ,.o,,,., tina, be.
..ii hay. cl.s,l,
H., -. ,..u f,.,i.j
Ill ,.i.,,,a with u.u,.t,ng
",''' w 80 u.,,, .n,ho,s u,,e
''D'' ''' 'l''a,J ,b,. n.,l,mn,ry dut, to>
N'' -. ,n,,or,h, Il.
"'''' '"' "'n" Nu", Nv" ,,n, .nnni,, ,
Wv '.' wv -, .,. l,bo,,,, uoder j.
i,,a, should I'M. move to be-
S"'S ~, .,,i n,n.o,., , memorable .x.
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"','''' - H., av,.,.,,. nj the nlsin.
'I n.l,.tl. h,.,,,ic,I fact. 10
.,, H., d,u., NJ The
q, a.. ,,h of Mach
'''s'"""'"' ""','' -. If ,>.n.,.,
~ ""' -, .,.,.ni,od ,,le,
Tvs Ct,.s. ~ oo,h If Nav, ls5l
~ ,,,.,.,,.,, in sll ia bfsnche.
- ~ .,i,n cosernnf Sec,
~. ra,,,,or, Chief Justice. two
,'''' -. Na,shJ and District
a., -, ,,,.o,nt.J l,y my M.
-, mi a.. .dyin. and con.
"'V'sN'', ~ wv" II - A
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26
VIM. q. DOLLAR,
Millvrtght aud Machintst.

WILL build Merchant FIGURING and steam
w Saw Mills, Of all kinds lie also taxes
the liberty to challenge arg gentleman OF NJ
trade so Ear As workmanship - concerned
Having served n regular apprenticeship m the
old wheat growing States, and having long
experience in the business, he will drees and
hang burrs and arrange boiling machinery I'M
der the most approved plans. Cotton screws,
gn gearing and ,hrcshing machines, put up aad
reared oil complete. Also, all kinds OF Rnli>
road work, such ~ bridges, ttussel work, sta
ton house, water tanks and framing done ae-
eording to dram.
Refer ,o--John VI. JONES' ESQ., tass Co
81 Mcfarland & Co, owners OF the Ie''er'
son merchant mills
Address
WM. G.. DOLLAR,
Jefferson, Texas.
Feb, I. 81 2i-n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26
UtUNIftLL norm.

~vpS Al l. DAVIS has taken this well
vi known house, and having fitted it up, so
"A to make Il in every way rumintAut'' re-
.p,,tfu,y invite. her friends and The trav-
cling public to give her a call, Sac assure.
them That no pain. or expense will be spared
to render their stay in every way agreeable,
80 tina, when they come once, they may be IN
duced to call again.
livery preparation ha, been made for the
ensuing Court
Marshall, August roth 1851,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26

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d, fo, Csne, op rarang tae hrlags a.
p.,ton. creek. hr eoi oui 81 the cstfisg~
and went intn jhe woods \itrfNrfds ATS
clothes were found ou the cfeek hack. \
d,lhseat search Tor him has yet proved a"'
syaIliug
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26

French Wit sad t. msn who was
exceedingly fat. that nH'ar" eo'N msd' "''n
Ia show how tar the huuiNu sAin would
stretch wl.Aog, breaking,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26

| posse pUu1fHS ~ aiding III" civil maKie
trste to carry the laws into execution.
The condition Of tn. Territory a. the
,ims which | need not pur,r,y. rendered.
this precsn,ion absolutely necessary. In
TIN. Stat. OF affairs, would no, bave been
Justly condemned had | left the marshal
and other officers Of like character im>
po,en, to sxscut. tn. process. and iudg'
m.n,. Of courts Of Justice established by
tho Territorial Legislature under i,s ex,
pres. authority. and thus have suffered the
Government itself to bee me an object Of
contemp, in the eve. Of the people And
vet this i. VIVA, YOU designate ss forcing
" the p.ople of Kansas to obey laws not
THAR own nor of tn. United states" aud
for doing uhieh YOU have denounced me
az having violated nv solemn oath !
a.k wba, el.e could bsv. done, or ought
In have don.i Would Won have desired
that should abandon III. Territorial Gov
srnmsn, sanctioned ~ it had been BY
Compress to ,Ilagsl violence. and thus
renew the scenes Of civil war and blood,
shed which every psiro, in the country
had d.nlor.d Thi. would, indeed, have
been to violate my oath OF office, aud to
fix a damning blot on the character Of my
administration
| mos, cheerfuIIy admit tina, the necessity
for sending a military force to Kansas to
MD IN the execution Of the civil law re-,
fleets no credit upon the character OF our
country But let the blame fall upon the
heads OF the guilty. Whence did this mes
c.ssiiy arise' portion Of the people Of
Kansas. unwilling TO trust TO ihe ballot box
the certain American remedy for the re
dress OF all grievances undertook to cre>
ate an independent government Tor tnetn-
selve. Had this attempt proved success
iul. 1t would, Of course. have suhvefted
the existing government, prescribed md
recognized by Congress, and substituted n
revolutionary government IN its stead.
Thi. was n usurpaiion Of the same char>
sct.r a. it would be for portion OF the
people OF Connecticut to undertake to .s-
,abllsh a separate government within It's
chartered limits for the purpose OF redress
ing any grievance, real or imaginary, OF
which they might have complained sgsins'
the legitimate State government Such \
ptinc,ple, if carried into execution, would
destroy all lawful authority and produce
universal anarchy
ought to specify more particularly =
condition Of affairs. which have embraced
only IN general terms. requiring the pre-.
ence of military force IN Kansas The
Congress OF III. United State. had most
wisely declared II to be " the true Intent
and meaning Of ,hi. act (ths act organ
,....,, ,L, 'I.,,fto,vA No, IN l.uisinte SLAYER
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26

The servant grl ot u l"if"iog nj >sn
Antonio. lstsN took a pistol i-i' Mt hr'
masters Kitchen hy negro. sod b, seoi-
dent. II is said. shot " IdHrflaa son.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26
TRAZCN Il CO.,

DeaIer. in Staple and Faacg DRY Hood'
anil Groceries, MrshaH Street, J,J'
terson, 1aIds.
MOULD most respectfully inform the'f
w former patrons and the public g.nera'y
dat they still continue to sell goods upon
their former advantageous terms. Iheit stock
very large aud IN every respect e"fnP's"
having been purchased of first hands by VIZ
Frazor in pe,son. exclusively for this market
and comprising French and American prints
muslins. ,ieiaines, barazes. sllt goods, 'tm
ming., brown and bleached domestic osna-
blrgs, kesseys, hnseys, fine black and blue
cloths, eassmercs, aud ready made clothing.
boots and shoes from the common brogan u"
the finest French calf skin. Hardware. cutie
~, china and glass ware. Fine wines, liran'
dies and imported cigars Of tavor,e brands
Tagging and rope on hand at all times and
furnished to Planters upon the usual terms.
OAR, -. 81 ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26
r. :. CLAYTON,
General \ gent
Jefferson, Texas.


nrFERS his services to the public as Col
~ letting Agent Any business entrusted
to him Will receive prompt attention ant
money collected will be paid to the owner i'm.
mod,atslp thereafter.
Feb H. 81 "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26

Johun,. doe. ,ap 10y, me- Well >u.V
does How do ,nu snaw YOU ins- IA"
k,s. sn.,. Whenever lpnks AZ You, 'n'
heart jump. NJ sni kn"css so" wN
s,omick 80 that don't hNvr auN sppr e"
10, . week Afterwards
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26
Cooking 4tovos.

IUSr received from Cincinnati, twenty
y Cooking Stoves different sizes and pat
terms, for sale cheaper than any heretofore
offered N this market
j. II. VAN HOOK
MAY J. al. N"-'o
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26
Prospect Of Presea, Crop and Prices.


Annual Statement OF the Cotton market
contains the suhioined reflections on thi.
interesting subject
Tn. question of crop has now attained
An interest AID impor,auc. never before
approached ia TIA. history OF the COTTON
trade With the mpsrstis"'y -hot, crop
Of the pas, year the Old stock. have melted
away. and consumption hss absolutely
overtrk-u production, state OF thing.
which il iraulht with startling interest, -.
pecislly to Great Britain. tuder these
circumstance. the prospects OF the growing
crop are watched with Az absorbing aus''
ty with the B,lusn community, and AZ 1nn
i.ty not llttl. p-fpleslng. We mas well
conceive, after the signal di.appniuim"nt el
their hopes touching the extent OF last
years crop. based upon faith IN some OF
the New York estimsi-s lhs question
OF crop is one which we have always APP
preached with great eautiNn, 5nd Ne csn
only spesk IN general terms ai what mr..
understood 70 be its present prospects
We will, however. premise, that beyond n
doubt. preparations were msde Tor III"
largest crop ever grown. There was every
motive Tor such course, and such - under
stood to be tho fact 4 remarkably Nyot.
able sariu spripg. caused An unusually "y'
t.nsiv. earl, planting. and thu, nisch WAS
exposed To the frost ct the oh ol Apri
and killed. Another killing ifos, occurred
on the 18Th Of April, aud sull another. sud
To. most severe, ga the % ihi' 3. the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26

Nay Is pta.e. az bent HrcHu'"
he set. awhile. -a.ch~s nut newspaper
nnt chem lsY. Us $500 iu t,. case. he
fellow ,a. r p-ua.o. 'he ab1, "a hst
ana
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26

The Enqnlte' -as, Inst There were SOM
invent, i've OF thihN conversions 10 the
Methodist Chutch al tanrilcs al late
protfacted meeting
The \u.,ln psp-f. state thsi 'h'el Jus
tee liemphtll ha. been selected 10 deliver
the ossuon uppn the late md services oi lhe
late Hon Ihlms. J ku.k
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26
rlRNITl RE.

PIANOS,e few select, for sale
INV STANLEY y NlMMo.
CHAIRS, pueen Elizabeth rockers,
"a, Boston ane.se"t rockers nurse or sew
III ,,, chairs. with rockers heavy astar, ma
.5. rosewood, mahogany, hickory, revolving
,hc,. wood seat Office. cane seat u.iice clnI-
5,rp.' If all kinds, Ne. for sale by
STANLEY y NlNMo
II.JFNFt.RY sold b. us guaranteed AS
repre,enied. II rot The money Rounded
STANLEY u NiHND.
BUREAUS. with and without Narbis tops
SrANity >lNMo.
nL\Vk waluu, and cherry dining tables
Is IA, sal, hy STANLEY n NIMMp,
DLACK walnut and cherry stands, oil all
ID kinds, for sale hy
STANLEY 4 NlMNo.
DEp-rEApS. black.wtlnut hrch' p"plar
ID and mahogany of al kinds. for sale hy
STANLEY y \lMNp
DRkNpN in +. and / casks, far medical pnr'
ID poses, very superior article 500 nv
STANLEY y NlNNo.
I'\RprABlE-, VARIETY: for "s.. e'
STANLEY 3 \lNNo.
(,RlRS and cradles bl'ck walnut and cherry
sold hy STANLEY a NlNMn,
COLLAR buttons. sleeve buttons, studs, hnd
\ Hu,klrs an innumerahle variety. Ter safe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26

hIN6S Of all manner Of -tyle sold b,
* A FARBEK
I T. MOTT, Carpenter, ana 'ioinsf' "a'
eDs shall, Texas.
January B. 81, N"-''p
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-24
TrUiSmS.

Truth is mighty and will prevail
Error is weak and ~treacherous, and must
fail. Democracy is founded in truth
and must triumph. Black Republican
ism was conceived in error and brought
forth in iniquity, and must fall from its
own inherent corruptness. Democracy
and Black Republicanism are opposites,
like Highland darkness, sin and holiness,
truth and falsehood. Democracy is upon
the rock Of the Constitution and justice;
Black Republicanism, upon quick sands
The lamps of Democracy are trimmed.
filed and are burning; those of Black
Republicanism are empty, smoky and
dying in their sockets, and surrounded
all with darkness.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-24
Superiority Of the Black Race

Gov. Chase and his stripe of politi-
clans have all along conceded that the
Negro was equal with the White man,
but now the question is being agitated
whether the Negro is not "superior' to
the White man. Hear the great Adolf
ton apostle, Joshua R. G~iddings, Gov.
Chase's godfather, and the father and
leader of the whole Abolition party in
Ohio:
"Some niggers are far superior to
some Democrats. Indeed, they are,
doubtless, superior to the great mass of
the Democratic party; while some Dem
ocrats are superior to some niggers, and
perhaps to the greater portion of the
African race. Yet all Democrats, how
ever intellectually inferior they may be
to the niggers, are entitled to live and
enjoy their liberty and the fruits of
their labor. And, while we are endeav-
oring to sustain these equal and univer-
sal rights, we ought not to be drawn in
to any discussion of the moral or social
superiority of the niggers over the Dem
ocratS."
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-24
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Sham-Republican Platform.

81 embrace with pleasure, this oppor-
tunity of DECLARING MY DISAP-
PROBATION OF THAT CLAUSE
IN THE CONSTITUTION WHICH
DENIES TO A PORTION OF THE
COLORED PEOPLE THE RIGHT
OF SUFFRAGE."-Gov CHASE.
We believe a negro is human-he
has a soul-he has an intellect-AND
AS FAR AS THE RIGHT OF SUI
FRAGE OR ANY OTHER RIGHT
OF CITIZENSHIP IS CONCERNED
HE SHOULD BE PLACED ON AN
EQUALITY WITH THE REST OF
MANKIND.-0h:o State Journal.
To H HONORABLE THE GENERAL AS
sEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ONO:
WE, the undersigned, citizens of But
Ter County respectfully but earnestly
petition your Honorable body.
LIST. To Immediately take the neces-
sary Constitutional steps to so alter or
amend the Constitution of this State,
as to STRIKE OUT THE WORD
"WHITE" in the first section of the
fifth article.
End. To so alter or amend the first
section of the ninth article of the Con-
s~titution as to STRIKE OUT THE
WORD "WHITE" in that article.
Bird. ALSO, TO REPEAL ALL
LAWS AND ALL PARTS OF LAWS
WHICH MAKE DISTINCTION ON
ACCOUNT OR COLOR
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-24

those above briefly enumerated, will, we
trust, cause the thinking men of the
county to pause and reflect, to look well
into this matter, and prove sufficient,
and in that hope, we dismiss the sub
ject for the present, trusting that the
good sense of the Voters of the County,
will enable them to discover the true
course to be pursued, to advance their
interests, and the welfare of those hav-
ing business in the Probate Office, and
after having satisfied themselves that
they ought to r~e-elect JOHN V. CAMP
BELL, the persuasion or appeals of no
partizan or designing individual will
deter them from carrying out that OBJ
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