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MOTICE TO FARMERS-I am now

II prepared to sell 20 The Farmers OF TrumbuIl and
Portage county Dclan"es Independent Horse Rake,
which is the best Rake now in use, Roth for rskiGg
hay. or cleaning SIuhble l Am al-O prepared to sell
Balls Ohio Mower, which IS he best Mower now in use,
and took the hrst premium a a M3Ser. az the Ohio
STATE Fair in l~j6; also. On hand and for sale. CroSel's
Thermometer ChG-ns. thew can't he heat also, B-e
Hives, Fork Hans!les, Provision Safes. Hoe Handles,
Strav Cutters. &e., MI Of which Wju ae sold cheap Tor
cash. or produce, al my shop On QHiaby lil. west sids
Of MlhCning River. CIARLES MESS ESGEE.
Warren. June l.. l25--tf.
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Drs. Palmer & Sawyer,
ID Z Y Ills II s :

HAVE entered into partnership. for
IL the purpose Of carrying on the Practice Of Dem
tfuy IN al. its various branches
DIR. PALMER will give his partic liar attention to
those OF his patrons who may prefer the Gold Plate 10
the Porcelain Base Teeth. Both viii give their stten-
tion to the operative part. Knowing ourselves cOmpe-
tent to execute and perform al that may be required
Of US in our profession we respectfully tender our ser
vices 10 y discriminating public.
Office, 9 doors east Of the American House, Warren.
Ohio. Nov2i v
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbup
y CauatY. g. COCRT or COMMON j.

John g, william. James. Bheueze=, Lucy and EusehA
HsConlas, Iary Kerr, R=heccs and Lewis Blachlsy
are hereby notified, that 4 petition vas fled ngain-
them on the thirteenth day Of September. 4. D. 1857 i.
s2i1 court, within aud for said Coun-y . "a State. ~
ESchsriah Kerr. G~1srissn Of John u, Aan Eliza
Thomas G., aud Ii : Ward, heirs OF Eiizt Ann W1r!.
deceased, and IS Eos pending. wherein said Kerr. es
Guardian FOR said her-, demands Partition Of the fol-
io.inE Real Estate. g sit: The st0ie Of let No 90, In
the Towns ship of Chs,up on containing 90 acres. Aiso.
;he whole OF lot No. : In :he Tpwnship q vea;hers
Getl, c0at3iHins l{ acres both tracts teins the lands
Of Robert MeCombs, deceased. late Of Weathers6ch IN
said C0u-ty and at the next term OF said Court. he
Eaid Kerr, As Guardian Tor said keirs. will apply foS AZ
order that partition may he made Of said premises.
CUsTIsS s3ITH, Attys for Plaintiff,
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DR.. II. Tubbs
viii be at the National Hotel. on Wednesday,
the 18th ult.
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'NRUMBULL COUNTY, COURT OF
TnuF.N p.rAl

a CphhpN FsfE-=-
Robert Montgomery. Rliz lec;h Sprovls a5t Jla-s
Sp.oSls her hus1s1d- Jane SprnS!s ap4 Siexa1 t=s
SproS Wis her hlsbNnd. Joha Ritter. StrSa N1a doss
AMI William Hoge her hus5ant, AIrtat B-aae,t sHS
HezekiSh Bennett her husband. Eii<G H7.tery ard
Josiah HaaerF her husSand. Sutan Ritter. Jsn-s
: Cahurl, MARI Patterson AMI rhJras Plt.ersOa hsr
! hlslanl, An I Ellen CO5Gra, P,aS.
against
Dlyil Taf'roS ENr OF James Nnntgnnsrv. decsas-I,
! John Montgomery. Rachel Marlborough anil Jeba
NAnden1srgh Der h1Snaud. Nlrfht Dickson and Wi
, liam DtczS5a Der hls'anh. Rehecsa Brinno1 AMI
Z dickson Branncn tsr husband, Marcus Best. Saraa
stewart and Es-HrzsT stewart her husband, uss-
nah S,ewart andI a7r7 H. Stewart her husband, Big,
Z Eeeiand john Rcelhsrh husband. and jane Bestslsfts.
TIE defendants, John Montgomery. Rachel vaadeH-
iturgh AMI John her husband, Martha Dickson and Wiz
Lana he- iasba-d, Eliss Reel and John her husband,
tlt.kee notice tilt the plaintiffs have this 18th Sers.
ISL, Hled IN satlC Court Of OoInnon Pleas. their p.ti.
ton TO SCI aalse rs wi ri JAMES NnntSomer-, tec's
AMI that lildefendapts mis-. arpsSr and answer ~
the twenty esa asy 81 November. 1857, or said pesisicr
pil be taken as c~onssSss3 by them.
4 HCTClINS. cox 4 RNTLIFE,
Attorneys for PisinuI-
Sept. 81, ls5.-G4.
=
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NT J. STEWART having removed the
u . yankee Notion and Fancy Goods" department
of The late firm Of Dunlap & Stewart TO No. 10, Market
Street. Van Gorder's Block, would say to the public
generally, that he has a large and varied assortment Of
all articles in the way of Gloves, Hosiery, and small
wares in general. which are offered both al Wholesale
and Retail. at prices that cannot fail to suit Ladies'
will find a great variety of mick nacks," in fact a
larger assortment than ever before offered TO the retail
trade in this county. Farther particulars next week.
III. STEWART, 10 Market Street.
Warren. Sent. Q. Is57-tf.
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FAIRNESS

H PATCH & oPDTCKE.
arc now manufacturing, aud III Vs on hand 4 1rst rate
assortment OF HzTness-are introducing a seV and &C.
~ popular style. We use none but the rsry best ~
ieetsd stock, and employ none but the best Uorkmsu;
which enables US to warrant cur stock a7d work TO be
fsultless. Whoever wants = durable Farm Drauzh;
Harness, or = more elegant, real silver plated. tasty
Harness, Ian always be accommodated a. the loves,
IS on hand.
A--r.n n-r 90 1EE-
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SPRING g. TURNER,
T. KINGSFORD & SONS
PURE
0SWEGO

AEOA NE 11A-Hbh1D
IL AS established a gieater celebrity
IL ;lsa has ever b2=n ObtAined by &nJ other
Starch.
THis has 5reH tie rrsu { ri its marked superiority IN
gusiity. and Is ihFaria' l. uniformity.
The pd5Iie may h- assured OF the continuance Of the
high standard naT established.
The production is over Twenty Tons daily, and the
deIcaud has extended throughout the whole Of the Uni
ted States, and to foreign countries
Working thus on a very large scale. and under 4 rigid
system, they are able to secure a perfect uniformity in
the quality throughout the year TAiS is the great
DeSidsratEz in Sto~rck-nGkirg, and is realized RoE
fer the first time.
The very hest Starch that ran be made, and NO other,
is always wanted by consumers, and this will be sup
piled 10 them by grOcers, as soon IS their customers
have learned which / = ] thest, and ask for it-Other-
wise they would be likely to get that article on which
the larses profit can be made.
Mr.. Kingsford has been engaged il the manufacture
of Starch continuously for the last g years. and during
the whole OF the period, the Starch made under his
supervision has been. beyond any question, the hest in
the market. For The first Il years. he had the charge
OF the works OF Wn. Colgate & Co.'S which period lie
invented the process Of the manufacture Of Corn
Starch.
u F-GskJsr EiaeSf0rd's SiEreh,a as the Heus OsssEs
has been r6eeatig tGEeE By another factory.
1t is sold by all Of the best grocers in nearly every
mart Of the country
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Flo

" Q~TEECE.-A collection of speeches and address
es- forensic ard parliamentary, by the most eminent
orators of America. This work is published by sub
scril ton, and can only he had in that way, il is gotten
up by the Appleton's. those enterpTising New York
Publishers. and is we'll worthy their world wide repu-
tstion, it viii contain elegant steel portraits Of many
Of the mos: prominent men Of the Continental Con
gTess. as well as those Of later period. and should he
ia the hands Of every young man in the country
ADAMS B0OKsTORE.
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NJ
NTATPof OHIO. TrnmhnlI County. S..

STATED OHIO, Trunlbuli County, SIS.
- IN COURT OF COMMON LEAs.
John ". Kibaee & James VI Ball.
Partners gEiier the name AID firm
o. kt,h-e & Bail, Plaintiffs.
sga.ast
Alsr Rice. Defendant.
GIVE ACTION IN ATTACHMENT.
Allen Rice. OF Mercer County. Pennsylvania. viii
take notice that the above E1nsstt Plaintiffs did. CT the
Sh dag OF September. A.. p. 1851, lie thcir petition n
he Court q Common Pleas Of said Frumtuli County
against the ssii Allen Rice. defendant, setting forth
th.t there is G1s - ttr-a on the prGEisory nots'Of SAID
Allen Rice a. a balance cGe thereon, The sum u
Si3t,e6, with intcres; on the same - he rate Of seF@a
per Ct. per annuEl from 6,h day Of Nov. AID. 1850; ana
that they have caused an ayjcT Of Attachments TO issS=
against said defendants effects within said county sne
Garnishes Notices 70 John o. Rice. Of Asht2,Uls
CGElty AMI Isaac d. Powers, OF said TrIubuil C0uBJ
The defendant is hereby notified tina. unless he zusser
said petition. on or before the li,h day OF Novenb n.
A. n 1857. Judgment viii be rendered Ia accordance.
with the prayer OF said petition.
KIBBEB l. BALL.
~ JcAS u. STCLi, their Attorney.
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J. c.. II. D.,
PRACTICAL DENTIST

PRACTICAL DENTIST.
Can still be found al his rooms, corner of Market and
Liberty StIeets. opposite the Bank. Having nov en-
tered upon nay sixth year in the practice of ny profess
sion. in Warren, With a constant increase Of business,
whic!i enables me 70 keep M with all the Improvements
of the day. l-have every facility ut command and a
determination to do as good work rs can be done by
the most gifted Of the profession. Entire satisfaction
will be given in each aud all operations, or no charge
will he made. 1 shall he pleased TO wait upon my
friends and former patrons, and ailneeiinc the services
Of Dentist and will GipGps give them good Dork at
2 fair compensation.
pr J. c. BURROUGHS,
juno L. 54-tf- Warren. Ohio.
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Justices and Constables' Blanks,
ARRkNrR MORTGAGE & OUT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, sUBrGHAs. EIc.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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EOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY!-D. L.

Il NUTCULAR Sodld respectfully inform the citi
zens OF this place and vicinity, that lie can be found
for a short time, oEe door east of the Bank, where he is
perepsre 1 TO do all kinds of Dy=ing and Securing. in a
msnncr no, surpassed in any of the cities. The ladies
in particular. and all oilers interested. are invited 10
call and examine specimens Of mis- work.
Warren. Ang. 26-tf.
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resas, Win BE INCREASINGLY e,ean lo,lA Ana nSss.
whelmiag, as the very voice 81 Jsod.n WhAN <
Ross "a'
The New osslndepeadent gsyes hss,ofS III
tho events CONNECTED NTH tNe az thu Ma slASrs
81 REV. DR.. Res A that lets uasiipht thscush III
the ingenious hliaries of that 'distmguisAsA IL.
vine III dSisRse oil slavery One of l,r. k1ssA
sascn VIVA lAken for debi and kvid Al an,lIAn
A Presbyterian of East Tsnnrssee hnoph, Nm,
and Was about % sch him 10 the M sossh Nhrn
thc slave mNde his escape and Md IA INA
swNnra for over q Year. like DyA SyoN ia
was lately captAtSd and hts ntwnhstrrian Mas.
ter had hin, Msa with his limbs exteaaed 10 inur
saplIngs mud .Arcc hundrcd and thirty lashrs
inuc'ed npen his bare back. he was then IN,
N stcns AMI seutto the eoNlAcrn market, 10 Ia
Nsed NJ N ,he scc swampA Tho Presbyterian
MINISTRY ui whase church the cruel master Nas
2 memeeN she0sht such inhumAnlty should no
sehaked, end brought II 10 tho notice az ,ha
charvh, the consequence was an ou,hurs, az
Christian indignation, no. agAinsl tho opur,ssor
hsl Against The aieis,rr aud no haa been ohn'
ecd TO ~ ham his parlsA and tho State. Anl
". 10 sata no, word agains, slavery Itself. I'M,
eaty against tala single Instance ol hurslhla |
cruelty Ina Memher VI his avn vaurvh.
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villa Ww rAsste Notwithstanding nea, AZ.
M the xAtewess 81 the Moaumen, r,onnl ,,..
hclote the UsN,lua commenced, on ina ai,sr'
naea 81 The l5,h, lae,iced Ntsle lad loeliss
w1stiasly ~ she hig tent. A man, with mnsas.i.
regatta, passed. ep and said 10 The keep.s az Ihs
sa.tsaee, u heleng 10 king seleMues l,easa
sAd have heen acre hetNre,a Tho lad, a,sr.
hesneg him, s,epped esavely ap aud ssid' ri
heSeng 70 ,he hdge NJ some vas, Wilderness
anu was heFe az mea.As ago, saad was ahaa, ~
la. NJ when man, evidently as.as.,l /, ,hs
saas WV SAID View large IA yaue wilasrae.sys
tMsEs v's'M .s'a The hoy, "lua actes,a The
man, had'aR tho laugh tntNsa IN Mn, Av ~
w.ly ~ss ~ The hoy Todd him % Wgu Il "
Malt IN hasr ia,vsl saw Alm IL lAs Toni. hs..r.,
lNx tessas'ya ,he sNtap,aslNa slouaenvs ~ ~,
stss6 whe.het hls vii tusk AlM IN ,Asre H. Va !.
II nea,ae Traveller s""s'' "'e'
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u We coaldat help being amused ysa.sr-
DAY A. the efforts Of sleepy fellow 10 keep the
saa Out Of his face, He had been drinking SO
hard and 20 fast that he wa veil nigh wearied
eat De came down IeAsFson street. trying
his best "a keep HE ahssracs spirits up and his
concrete spirits dawn, until ~ last nature could
act Withstand sAe fatigue consequent upon his
sAaFneas l@eieaseFy labeH and he fell asleep
~ We aaoF q one of tAe unfinished buildings
opposite ow eiliee, The avn sAens down
MseasA tAs FAissFs spaa hin fAse and hands AND
made him uncomfortable. He Awoka and tried
70 foll over, Aat no eealdat-ha wSs 100 tired
Al We SAW his fsa head, red face, rad hands
and red iees taaaeRas and saSiymiag sAas,
We eesM think " hstAlag hst q hall AsilsA
lobster N .As hast sseRss% N h mSsh "a bs
regretted sAss Soma friendly polisemAR MAS
Aet hsaf, " eeAvsy hs HEATED slsspss Va me
refreshing eeslsess ef ths estassese,
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n.ellrr lanl.aras,

Hse.l barber wa arrested BY oNacer Smith
through, before I~s,ioe Walbnage, aud uAes
ene aellas and eos,s for being deaak,
John L, nAvla Was ansd ths same AmeaAs BY
III. NsMen ias The came oneees,
John lAtl,,e wAa dasd aae dallAs and coats
ier earoswss VI HE person upon ,As s'ses,A
nete~ NJ tlstsls
I,a,Asr llOAMaA waA AsNstvd on charge u
Aaylaw counterfeit maeey IN Ais pessessisa,
with intent " pass No eslaeaee Aeiag given,
~ rsi.easr was discharged,
4 ssAasss whose eAMs ha1kaewM was
nasa eus dollar and eesss tes AslNg dsAnk,
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80 D1tEv rRT~T
- y . vislaSSc = i.svs ~
-. ~ @ Dairy. 60 ~ I,
= y r.. - e; a. - 49,
49, ~ gise q - 49, M m ~
J -, s&s;sSs ~ :..I.ss:: lassis 81 y:ssss
10Y 1.wss - NJ Dvodv& MvMA
..Ss sss. p''''' oA'sssa ~ s : .sa..ss:.Dr
wa1zN, s.A..n. .--assaysa d..
-. . Ssss os@as;sy. o. darl 80 ssssaA
- -. three white fsss "a ,s so Nfsss H,e
~ - aepve reward vtI ~ ~ ~ vsA~ ~
Jay t.vtf - 1.,Inoeon. Joe & seV "
sOatAM CA6pSM,
= - - SSsvftf11gyine L.
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Col. FaEAoks Golxa 70 EvRoPE.-The New
York Mirror learas sha, Mrs John G. Fremea,
vas among the passengers for Europe BY che
Vanderbilt on Saturday, She win shortly b.
followed BY her husband, Col FreMont, who is
aow engaged ~ pattiag the last daisAias touch.
- upon the new and complete edition Of HE
works, shortly 70 DO published II h said that
Ae y " receive $4,000 IS an advance from the
publishers upon ,As prospective sales of shs
volunaaa
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Go. WAikaa-ByleA of ths Nsw Yssk
1Ftbeaa. hes seen fllibassss WaIksr, and shus
dsscsibss him:- II must ~ Of -, q Quinn
did q Maskha, than dcd vrste legibis hand'
when his features we're traced. Cruelty and
meannss are y b. read there IN capital lestera,
and legged obssnacy, but With no admixsure
q any intellectual quality. mot even cunning,
he lowest Of all. His complexiea Il perfect
ga'loss' Any intelligent jury would hang him
On the evidence Of his face alone, we're hs on
trial for any one Of his murders. A more viz
lainoss countsnancs never encountered in my
experience. and ! trust l never may see such
aaosher. especially In . lonely place. toward
nighsfAll."
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The Fve SM,e me at KaNsAs are plaeky
NAd spirited AZ a A'se.les ~ Hive MaaAd,
IN ,As pad iNst, IA was Mt
kvsvssvA THAT We teeeMNasNA 10 our Nrnvsa.
sesN thai " thvy are eNt n MaNvy, and ssasl
have \ lllale ~ sspleAisA tAsk slasl " sA,aksN
lAsy lssy their sss upon their e0MslllNeNla RI
hl.seNtl, and les AeNes, men eNppaN 4 0svstM,
went VI their eAeNe.
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Tas nsAn ~ rus MSeM-.nariug The month
ending yesterday, there were dragged lS~m ,Ae
tyet Al tAia ciy, And ieeM the paa,ia oisesaNsl,
liz water N the suburbs, ~,sstssa dead As.js,s,
rhe greater AaMhss Mas tlpM The river, only
ono or i've having been taken from the peNd,
1hese hedleA Avs found iosllNg IN tho water
lla Afthe ha,toM II the rlveE rvevsN,aa t,um
riulNg Nv accumulated mud, ~ perAan., NV
weights attached 10 then, could IL drawn Nh
Alpu, lAe whole AuMAer would, no doubt, no
thirty, " eae 4 dAy, ~, Louis NswA ysNJ,
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21S<Nyu wau.A saA NM aI,en,,an az M ma

s&<Ws veaM ssA Nv st,sSsses VI INA mem,
Ssss " hsA MoiSss hsass " me AaysFsas=
ment N sNSsNsS VosaMM Wv haps W sss
sNsss msASss VI the heass N Ma pAaes ON
MeNVNs kNsNiHs, NJ Nv ss,Ss kevA A. tNsiS IL
4 await AsM 81 hNpat,AN NOaiAvsA Va t,NnsAst,
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e&-rAs Knoxville Republican says tina, In
place Of finding but little ci last ysar crop A.
vas sarposea. there h plenty et waeaa corn.
aud oats. In Marion county, Il alss sAys the
wcspec, Ia excellent tor Nh abundant crop u
wheat. corn, oats. and posA.aea
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HAS N n. Legs--TLe drug store ef AaF,
AaFd, Adams \ Gu, And adjacent hSildinsa on
sAs eoFRsF Of Washington Avenue and Second
sHeeh A. losis we're DESTROYED Nv Are On Men,
DAY evening, Lass estimated NJ Ssaaeee
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Cap,Ala R,aawA Marshal ef sau,Aa, N.v
York, Il seruFsea " 10 iN Noble HS.hh ma
eAAsv Il tslus.sa ~ he The tvs,,~lMs sman NJ
NAlAsAl eNNs.,attaAas AAAl,A ~ NsiSs ~r,s,,siI,
" ~ Aet ilNe y duveNt, tvspeslahls Msn ssi ~.
fMpAlA eealA have eeAl AsNnkvM asA, ~ :
NJ aAyA Nv wsala u. w llAs 1 ralAr Evsr " !.
solA uMAN sSs' '" =
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WNsse sse,ss 70 ss sSits \ sass fss viii.
sass ss%Pasiss N esF Fssisa, jsss atByeseat=
Wv SAM yesterday, a bsaatiiSl siAk HAN which
wss manufactured N Mia plsss tsss nav sew=
RAAS Az YAMA
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wn,caas us hArr,ksr skAsusy.-.ls a he
tai natty ot. old and young, the qaeslloM Mas
xske,l--NWhseh season OF lilo IL tAe Mosl hap
N.Y. Anst heMg ffeelv diseussedhs tho Rucssa
i, was referred tor kNewes 10 the hust, Npon
whom was the burden 81 teurscore scArs. lilo
asked Il thSy had no,ioed Agtoye u ttcr6 heicrs
The dwelling, and sald--"When ,Av spvtac
eoues, and II the soN air the hudsNt hrceAi.r
On tho trees, aud they ARE covctod with hlua.
soms, | th.uk how heAe1ANl "A Hp<lNns vAAA
when the samMSr eemes and voverN Ae iseca
With la heavy foliage, and singing hlrda An,cnr
tho branches, | think how beautiful lsHNNn,es
When tho autumn loAds them With g0laea ttNlea
aud ,hels leaves hear the gorgeous TIM 81 tguae.
think how heAu,inlls Auta'aA, And when II
i scar winter. and there u neither is,Isvs nar
null. then tauok NpthroNsA .hu leallsaa Eranvh.A
n, ~ l never seald until nov, aud ~. III Alars
lhiue, -SAatps Mag,
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AsNA ysass ase hess we've nine EaslisA
daily papeFs " V'Reiaasss sex, with All tAs iAs
egsAss " wealth. and pepslsslsS, shsFs ass eRly
HOUR
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evN NrNrvx.- A t'stMAa lAAesss eMNloysa ~
1 gravel tsNtN, died SvslvtlAy trNm nm s,ssle,
Ns vNa eMFeyed v tAs yard, In nm cav, a
W tMs u M dsAlA.-nAM Oasslas. eAtvsjay.
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- ~ 49, = ,isia;;.ss l,ss ~,
- = Cssey Cea,sl - &
1sl11olA and 1enaAsd : ~ -. = 1sno~n
Cosa.y JalgA ". r 9. slnneas Reesrssr
- 1se1ssas. J. \ MeKsasy; aAsfa1, Nv. D..
Clae eEveyess Ar Falsen; Oosoler, d. W.
PAncooik ~ '
he bsss feeling prevailed q he Coavep,,o..
whtsA vas pseSscsly harneaioas. Rssoa1si,os
vsss adspssd Tsa0rmiag ~ Rspsblican plat
issn q Jsas. 1854. and coadsmaAsory Of The
Dred Sco&s Decision,