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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-10
The Now State House.

Hon. Thomas E. Powers, Superinten-
dent of Construction, submitted his report
to the Legislature on the Goth ult., from
which it appears that
"At the present time, the stone and
brick-work of the portico is finished, the
roof is principally on, and the coppering
nearly ne, the cupola and dome in such
a state of forwardness as to warrant the
belief that the entire exterior of the build
ing will be completed with the exception
of portion of the painting, early in the
month of November. The sashes for the
windows are now all in the hands of the
GLACIERS and nearly ready for use. The
two flights of iron stairs which will lead
from the entrance to the second story
floor, and the five flights of wood for the
remaining parts of the building, together
with the apparatus for steam-heating, are
all under contract, and will be ready for
their respective places IN season to tacili-
tate the business of plasteripg, and to af-
ford protect on to that part of the work
against the action of the frosts of the
coming winter should the necessary means
for carrying on the work be appropriated
by the Legislature at its present session."
The amount of money already ex-
pended and debt contracted is reported at
900 90
Amt rec'd- from theststeS7 900 90
from Montpe-
iier, ....P.. 10000 90
from sale old
copper, $50. 2.S88 90
Making the receipts, .... S2,8 so
Expenditures over receipts, ... S6,1ll 80
AS to the final colt, when the building
shall be completed the Superintendent
says
{" | am happy to say, that in my judg-
ment, its entire cost will fall far below the
sum generally estimated by the people of
the State SO far as those estimates have
come to my knowledge. 1t will be OBJ
served that the SUN of about eightv-nine
thousand dolnrs has, or will complete
the exterior, with the exception of paint
ing the cupola and dome, and furnish an
apparatus with all the necessary pipe,
coils, registers, screens and other things
complete for acknowledgements and
properly set up, two flights Of iron, and
also five flights of wooden stairs,-com-
pensate for large share of the expensive
ceiling, Turing, and the manufacture of
the necessary doors, window panelling and
much of the remaining finish for the inte-
rior With the work thus far advanced
at no greater cost,I think 1 hazard Moth
ing in saying that the house can be put in
readiness to receive the necessary furni-
ture and completed for occupancy in sea-
son for the next Legislature, for sum
less even than the reported cost of the
former capitol,-which has generally been
understood to be about one hundred and
Mirty-fue thousand doiiarS."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-10

WIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
This medicine is "a combination and
a form indeed, " for healing and curing
all the ills which affict us in the shape
OF coughs, colds, and inflammation of the
throat lungs, and chest
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
INsuRAMuR.

ENlRE, L1R1 AND - AnlN9 LN1U nANC. IL.
~ m nrssnuna ifosr FIeG AncK Corr AhIs-Thhs
Ooupaay skss against css or damage ~ re 2:
DIV cna Houscs Stores Tobacco fsctores And other uiid
uss on frnturs goods and generay In
tow . and eounsry the most fAvoSabe terma
Ase lnsuraoee the lives OF all person enjoying
good health consultation forths hole duration OF
Slaves employ ordinary occupations. will be iusuedo
reasonable terms 4,
The Company will take risks from aud any OF
the Nor,hern Southern Ports, 70 vorable rates
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President,
lanes NJ COBBs Vice President.
GEORGE H. THURMAN Chief Engineer
DIRECTORS.
JoHK OTEY TAYLOR, SAMUEL IL hckisshf,
DyxJtR DRY SAMUEL GARLAND,
JAMES 7. PAYNE, JoHs T. DAVIS,
Wn n sIkArTox MAURICE +. LASdhohSE
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CRsgD T. WILLS. Seery,
On On y wM n nns,s OWES Medical Examiners.
The Medical Of subJecsfor Insurance viii ne
made Once OF the Company each day between tho
houls OF = and clock r. NJ Heb its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17


: N Isa,saa lsgislaturs ha. . bill lsfore /.
which nakss he isssing Of shinplassss peniten-
TAs Ara railway in Tsrksy--the line being 70
nilss lcng----bstwsen Smyrna and Aidon has
bssn partially opened.
Abankhe Arm In Indiana has issued 5000
Of prominoey notes. based upon live stock--l00OO
hsad Of hogs. and 200 head ofoattle, deposited
in their own pens.
Tho longest straight stretch Of road in the South
IL on the Wilmington. Charlotte, and Rutherford
Railroad, whore. ior IS miles, the line is perfect
" straight
An instalmsnt Of the Canadian silver and bronx
ed coin has BEEN received. The circulation of the
present copper pence and halfpcnce will DO su.
perseded BY the new bronze cents
Lord Clyde's share Of the prize money paid TO
the military esrying in India is said TO exceed
$4,000. The amount paid to subordinatcs is
correspondingly great.
The leaf Of an album on which Lord Byron had
written four lines Of poetry recently sold to
Russian nobleman ct Venice, Italy, for 81 600
What do you thiak II that. scrbblcrsa
The Chinese coast furnishes the climate Of New
England ct the North, and Of Cuba at the South.
The nine new ports opened range from kiung chan
in latitue 20 deg, to Nin-chwng in the Manchu
provinces, in latitude Al deg.
William, j. d;,sep,;ne voice the hou.c Of roorc.
..n.st;vs. Al Gsarr;s has nsssed b;ll reneai;no
III is~. -h;ch snthor;,e lotterc, in thai state
and prescribing certain penalties for NIL schcmes
There IL . large hog In New Brunswick which
Is to be guessed for, on Christmas day. Tho
hog IS to be weighed alive, and the perron guess
ing the nearest 70 ,ts weight gets the hog' Inc
cost Of 20 guess" H. We guess they won't all
Hon. Pryor Lea, formerly member Of Con
grcss from Tennessee, IL writing serios OF nrti.
cles IN the Texas papera. advocating railroad
frsn Arkacsss Bay. On that State. through Mexico
TO the Pacinc ocean. ne calls +" the Central
Transit Route. Its length ne says; is about 700
miles-l5O in Texas and $50 in Mexico. 1t is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

HI OF rEi, lIiDSpiI ME OF LIME,
L.Laaidtt.Io, tf.Il Foiinaid Of
ok. JAMES AIGGIAS,
Ghcliist Mar land,
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE warn TWO
,Llrd, ran svrdug summer
cios altogether. Packed bags iiiiy warrant
cd. Price SJU pen to, vi ~ Ius
The above tcsohr with Pamphlets giving iull dc
taier AID mod. appn, .ttOu. Ue hnJu
NJ ilDIIINSA co,
ma Lyme
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


My child had commenced breaking ont ,.s,
a small which gradually extended entire
including 10th which eaten b, tic
that both would DROP OF
tried ali oi advertised and domestic remedies
amy good results then procured and applied
OIL. 1t began get better the bottle got broke APP
LED gals again began get My elder iaug
get that Turf OH, hca
oketi much better when used it," We got anoiicr
o,r her head nearly well This was aelIs
hall hour day To ash
very offensive bottle fee assured III
her entirely, but little Of the disease
You AR. entitled the benefit others tak
great pleasure. IN giving you this certificate
Respectfully, H. !. CHALK.
Ia Doyr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
CHESTERFIELD. Jan. 4. 1861

CHfSTEkfHID Jan 4, lS.F.
MEssts Dovk& Cn-Gentienea Having had siorl time
your Turf Oil In extraordinary
and action gratifying
regard To II for the benefit OF the
large had Coli In my stable lot, in which
But The Bul bt enragtd for cause alni
gocd Colt the shoulder to the depth
ripped the neck about the
rs wound. Several of ncighbor were
sed they would give -
they IL, Thing HIM how.
mined t. try the Turf Oh, and IL. .e Of
q rims bottles he Is cniir, iy cured
Very respectfully.
jan Is X Z. FRIEND.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
-.-ad the Traih bout our TWrf Oil.

sleigh ride tins winter past discovered horse
:Iw, the place large. than hand trrln
rubbing the Of the thigh applied your
rurf Oi aud n a dA he well. Another
which working dray became unahl, 10
walk examing his fuot, discovered nail
long head. My driver and tho
Lu would good tor nothns drew the nail
piece Turf Oh and him al ic,,
aud from tia inon.n hour, good
ever. horse badly snassed the outside II
thigh places about inches deep
t.,ches id he stiff day 1urt
Gil aplcd aud brought them out ,ntir,ly it
truly % greatest remedies for eve
xnown lived IN drug store for 80
thu us you think proper. Very truly
Ru Mrssrs. Dove q Co. J. II. WEiSlGER
For safe by sTROTHER & WHITEHEAD,
Ii sltD LvnCiituIH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

AsPIN UNOVE, T!enrIco December ], la57
MFsss Dow N Co.;-tientlcshen--My horse WAS put in
the the IA and attempting iuulp the
fence rail through his shoulder
nearly penetrating through his breast making cash large
enough 10 hst. got bottle TURF
OIL and applied freely III four days he work
weeks he entirely cured
Respectfully yours, JAMES l.. EGE.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants throughout state
icb 5is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
NETWORK ADvRRTIsEMEETs

GNO.D MEDAL GRAND AND sOuARR
~ ~ IANos.-STEINwAYk SONS, e. walker ST. tnear
DsosawsyD New YORK, Manufacturer we're
80. a .s the First Premium where and when. -
,s,, .ney brought their Piano Fortes into RKYH
~ "n WIN the best makers Of Boston, New IL
io!k' fhiiadelphia and Baltim.re
washington. 1s55 " 'Po's"1 ar
A, the Premium "a gold Medal best P-no Fort.
,rho ST., ,n. Institute, baltimore. 1850
n. ri.e Medal the best Piano Forte Mt the mar
The Fir, $1,000 ys'm Palace, New York, ie56
ue Hs premium "a Gold Media :, for he rs. cr.n p.n,
IL tne Maryland Institute, Baltimoye is,- " '"' Tau"
The First Premium e,.,s - go $3.50
he First Premium at the Stas. air K,ehmnna is,,
Among the Judges the t~.,.' te''
try such W Mason Goi,schalk talent OF Tie eoun.
and Square Pianos with the &C GRAND
frame combined warranted year. anu iron
Iv O. col Prices mod
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
Ii>OM virginia ~ NOkIn CAROLINA
Through VI a-hin2"h Cty, ny Eaiiroattdlrect.
~. - :: -. s. -, N

SfIXH[..EE-:.e ~
10 TME WEST.
fuNlSss Baltimore aad Ohio Railroad with its mach i'm.
proved Western rOntrC!i uilrr~ Inducements TO
and haitim"sr 10 All portions of the West, the Northwest
AMI the Southwest.
The connection between trains Washington
ira ms bound Whcoln, i'arkcrshurg from Ba
il always promptly na.i. The " Arlington Junction.
atey called the Relay iIruso baltimore. THIS
change Cars required btwt.n ashngtoh and
Ohio checked through the W
the W asIiIgton station
y The eonnr.ime trains leave Washington daily at
a. ii. an .iao T. NJ q" sundays the latter hod..
AT BENWuoD
connection Hadu wiki Cars of the Central Ohio
Esrnai running from iclIarr the OH" through Cam
brnise, Lanc-, lie and Newark Columbus ! rsr trains
New ARK with TIN t,s ot the Newark Mansfield
and Sanduskv r. X Tor Sandusky, Toledo detroit Chicago
st. Louis ct
AT PARKEGSBt'RG
Connection Il made Thy Steamboat "S wiithe trains On
he Marietta An Cincinnati H"I ir ChLro,iui Ihe'hnat
&c,
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and bhu connect wi'hih" cars OF the
Cleveland and Ohio Raroa,i Che, eand Toledo,
Detroit. Chicago and 81 tho y hwoSiern direct
~ Travellers requested III cc thai while tlis the
Route ait.riing IhfnhRh Ttekts and therhs ~ Wash
ingtoa, Il Is also the SHORTEST. o> SPEEDY and ID
RECT t nearly all the leading points in the great west Inc
miles, being miles shorter than by "fhi route
Faie by through tekei from Wasiingto at least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than BY the iowesIr the MOI Routes
from Northern cities.
For Frederick and Iarpors Ferry Martinshug, Berkeley
Springs Cumberland Bedford Spr Oakland and Grafton
passengers Washing at A. NJ 420 p NJ
For minor Way Stations between Baltimore and Wheel
ing. .aks 4 N. train from washington
~ For further Information, Through Tickets, &c. apply
THOMAS H. PARSONS. Agent at Washing st
w. p. SMITH, Master Of Transportation.
baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
LIN Cole, oenl Ticket Agent p2J-tts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY. Va, Angus, ~ ls5s

7,
Mcs1s. D0pe d Co :-Gentlomen-For aont or tonr
years had under my right about pca
sometimes little painful but not much until the July
last then became quite painful festered and great
deal wal advised by stefan and Others
out thinking Cancer bought small bott, vi your
valuable TURF OIL and applied according directions
and il : well, have recommended q o my
bors LADY, who had similar sore by the side tie
about ears her the other day II was
mending IL looked much II did when
she commencci using TUkF OIL, and should get well
wish IT, Will her certificate lou part
Of this If think proper and is with much
give y.u vi h my harks, this certificate OF its efficacy
1.urs. respectfully, ~ N IiOMAS,J u.
The above is voluntary certificate from We
have man. such Let those no suffer cal and them
Its ID xC co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

VRgE TURF OIL FOR OLD SORES or
Il EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
WAhhANTED TO cure, AND NO DANCER FROM EXPOSURE To
COLD. Price SO cents per bottle.
Entrsd according TO Act J Cong in the Clerks OHcs o
Distri C0ArJo the Eastern District Pngnia DUph
& Co, Richmond, pa-50
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Come TO pamphlet and read
ii performed by the Turf Oil truth Of
our own respectable and respected citizens and many ohee
here whom refer and value a.
medicine tor One of of
other known Try and you will be satisfied Of VIVA,
ThLE TURF OIL.-Read the following, come to GU,
sor. aud will tell OF others who have been
cured
RICHMOND. Nov. II, 1854
Mari Dore -GentlemenI used portion a bottle
your Turf OH which you kindly proseitcd With
aud pleasure In saying that found it cecua In re-
eruption OF the SKIN tor hich had been pactsc
several years by physicians without receiving tho
least benefit asJ ended il friend who
months had been annoyed by similar eruption OF
skim and he informed short Since from the
oil one bo,tlehe had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, L. NJ. LEFTWICII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

N-ICrORlOGs. yIGrOKlOGs!.- Thrshinx
Machines from our hcw patterns are proving themselves
SivtoiIuns, A. " ii be so,n Iiom The ii"wH.s:
Wulr IEMDKE & JOSIIS.
% certify thai have of WHiIItMUkE q JOS
as IilPISHINu MACHINES and can theIn
iii" lss uiarlnob IN oIrraton,tnd also recommend
that OF Machine baSe been IN
thresing y"s and they Tar exceed
any machine had have been the hresh
NJ business saMlEi a. IA L ERSON
August I'd, lcJ~. its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

20 FOH TnE Ea1sS! ~ abe n"ssrr.ui cry.
= u A"d IN "s1h's ar" gazing tbH icsNHs.
INfrut week
.iat.si.ts
''s 1911. pate sang stvHea
ait Tue VislhHs - ,asifns.
a"~hs 'he ".y aIta isrrs to which the gathering
i1o"sahas AZ 'n'noi, welcomed may
Ihe o4 o""Ss"yS9 faJfe faFsr Gdttry neat door
sh'a bah" Ma" ol'.tt e"uts Va where hunGEtat II
i.ikrtosss
- .
sinai be iuuisatd notec aud pr.ts
TAI IL pioase.
nnr assortment of Cases and Frames every ls
grade, constantly on hama se Loc~es Br, P.s
ger Kings, VI tvh seas, tha
Pictures taA.n The art at all hours of the
DAY, and I'D ali hi"ds OF weather. D. Ii BLISS,
oct i9'ts Practical Phut lei
y<Wh IhE MA1R.-WO God. Hair Res ornti.c,
M's Alien Il! II" balsan, littph,tous and a large
so!meni OF f"maa.s and hai' Os Also iiaItsuus rit
ION bachelor ana Ja!nes celebrated Hair Dyes fur
by JouZ a .rly
''''-" ~ brugISL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
Ill ..G..EN.lGaMEM.s. MAND Exml.

AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GRAND EXnI-
Af1e IIoN on kLADi MADE CLo lliiAG-Ine un
e.GUrafs tbs l"riunity TO announces To the pub
aud his friends, thai his stock V k.ADlMAUE
tLOiHING, Gen iLEMENS Furnishing GOODS,
IMBtLLLAS, / III ms, a., has received and
pueh tscd cccned low prics Tor cash. aud
rult ,uStomols IT, To tlo interest vt every pdr
stock before calling Csrwh here;
va, d. wuudes. bat that VA self
Ius lrnna The variety OF and
LothInl AID better than vkc-ihis
IA good iaih.
'puuy Merchants VIII uni jobbing prices lower than
~ IA
yuu>,!,os, stud! youI interest,"
nNlttIti.iIy purchase al
cot los NJ GlGGENliEIMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

QBMOvAL.-0. A. BOYD hn. temporarily
~ removed his Fruit Confectionery II to the bull
0ear the Post Once and adjoining Gaddets Mah Yatd
Thu arrangement has been Temporarily stated
Tor the purpose OF an entire 9nsruct aud
Old stand, rendered the rapid
eesnsss In the meantime shall be happy vail my
snds and the pubi" ~ before lud m thor
~ oots A. BOYD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

StOiEN, isOm nA FARM NEAR
~ iio"aIhs' va W tdu, Siy 'ast N,rk, tAA
.Io"St, tar,t 90 puf uiutIHHl SA-ll
tc"d'd WA %" -Nch Ia lac "ppt, AsnsiJ at thu
hoNi"'t " ara -i lac hn1su j. -
9NNltsNlliN. A W, lnAIl.. Va A,Et. lM--Ls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

VNiNE GREEN q BLACK TEAs.-1 80
u have In stores st"cs ~ superior GREEN ANDfEN
BLACK TEAS. Put up in smsu packages for tamt
lice. For sale by JOHN II. sEAY
&C, llts1 Drugess
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10

Globes attraction. l looked an1iously
but saw not chance of succor.
The ripple of the waves sounded omin-
ously near-the sides OF the balloon
tapped in the sea air, and utter lowering
for a moment over the strange element,
dropped gracefully into the oceans swell.
As the huge mass descepHed TO the wa
tiers, endeavored' carefully 70 avoid an en-
tanglement in the cordage, nisaning, when
about to strike the waves, toipass through
the chasm in the suspsnding strings, and
gently float suspended by fhe inflated
ball, till assistance came Y 10 ~ reach;
But; when inaginsa sfhb bsiIoon 70 De
At least thirty feet from the surface of the
sea, found myself suddenly immersed
over head and ears, and incapable, for
some moments, of extricating myself from
the string work which surrounded the car.
| fought valian'ly for my life, and sue
ceeded in raising myself to the surface.
But the very circumstance which threat
ened me with death, proved the positive
means of my preservation. The inflated
part of the balloon remained upon the level
of the ocean; the wind followed it into a
OcllGlnD Sdll, WHlCtlB oISttOlCN Wy shO i'hNS
connected with the car, retained its up
right and sail-like position. In few min
utes after my immersion, was being
towed along at a rapid rate, and, if [ had
not been entangled in the cordage, must
have been left to sink in the depths of the
solitary sea.
knew not where my fate had thrown
me, whether had been blown westward
across the Gironde, into the Atlantic
ocean, and was then braving the dangers
of the Biscayan bay; or whether L hac
eventually turned into the same direction
in which the balloon commenced, and fol
lowing the course of the Rhone, hat
gained the blue waters Of the Mediterra
mean sea. began to feel unable to hole
on to the tugging ropes much longer, whel
latteen-riggcd craft flew rapidly past be
fore the wind, and rounding to, cam
alongside of the floating balloon. In
few seconds | was in the stern sheets o
the Levanter, and in few hours, wa
landed at the small Balearic ilse of For
mentaln.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
$A.5O IO advance.
WHOLE NUMBER 5l3

Al the prospect held up" Pages 3o-4o.
In letter to DR.. Price, who had written
a pamphlet in favor of the abolition of
and dated Paris, August 7. 1888.
Jefferson writes as follows "Sir: Iour
favor of July the Cd came duly to hand.
The concern you therein express, as To the
effect of your pamphlet in America. in
duces me to trouble you with some obscr-
vations on the subject. From my nc
quaintancc with that country, l think
am able to Judge, with some degree of
certainty, of the manner in wh eh u will
have been recefvetf SS5ntIiwassl ssf tlbas
Chesapeake, it will find but few readers
concurring with it in sentiment on the
subject OF slavery; from the mouth to the
head Of the Chesapeake, the bulk Of the
people will approve it in theory. and it
will find respectable minority ready to
adopt il in practice. minority, which for
weight ant morM Of character, preponder-
ates against the greater number. who have
not the courage to divest their families Of
a property, which, however, keeps their
conscienres unquiet ; northward Of the
Chesapeake, you may find, here and here.
an opponent to your doctrine, aS you may
find, here and there, Il robGer and MUIR
derer but in no greater number.
"In that part Of America, their being
but few slaves, they can easily disencum-
Der themselves Of them; and emancipa-
ton is put into such a train that in few
years there will be no slaves North of
d. Maryland In Maryland | do not find
such disposition to begin the redress of
this enorD,ity, as in Virginia. This is the
next State to which we may turn our eyes
for the interesting spectacle of justice in
conflict with avarice and oppression, a
conflict wherein the sacred side is gaining,
daily recruits from the influx into office of
young men, These have sucked in the
principles of liberty, As it were, with their
mother smilk; and it is to them look with
anxiety to turn the fate ofthis question. BE
not, therefore, discouraged. What you have
written will do great deal Of good, and
, could you still trouble yourself with oul
welfare, no man is more able To give aid [,
the aboring side. The College of VIII
= liam and Mary, in Williamsburg, since
the remodeliny Of its plan, is the place
where are collected together, all the young
, men of Virginia, under preparation fo
public life. They are there under the
direction (most of them of a Mr.: Wythe
one of the most virtuous of characters
u and whose sentiments on the subject @
: slavery are unequivocal. L am satisfied
}, if YOU could resolve to address an eXbor
# tation to those young men, with all TN
eloquence of which you are master, tha
! its influence on the future decision Of thi
' important question would be great, per
= haps decisive" Pages 1858.
te To RE CONTINUED. =.