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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-02

To Farmers and holders of Produce.-From
an article in the MY. Independent, we gain
some ideas in relation to the holding of grain
and other products of our soil, for better prices,
which will be interesting TO our readers, and if
the hints therein given are acted upon, no doubt
benefit will be derived. Below we give an
extract in which is set forth in plain language
the existing facts in relation to money matters.
and the effects Of Withholding the crop of last
year from market, expecting to realize better
prices, when an abundant harvest will soon be
upon US. It says:
Sin time of peace prepare for war. In time
OF commercial inactivity, prepare for the certain
return OF activity, by which preparation it will
be rather hastened than otherwise and the first
opportunities can be embraced. o.,
There is some disposition to hoard up pro-
duce by bypothecating the same, and to wait for
the chance Of better prices. This is the worst
thing that can happen. The times require o
movement OF produce and of money together.
10 set money in circulation, the produce of the
| soil must he sold and though the prices are
| low, this proceeding is sure to make them low el
when the approaching harvest is garnered. 1t
is better to sell cereal produce at present prices,
pay debts, set the money returns in motion, and
attend to the work Of reproducing This will
be surer way to grow rich than storing, bor-
rowing, losing interest and charges, and per-
haps more. The present state of Europe does
not favor q speedy return to high prices for
breadstuffs. The earth is all over teeming with
cereal produce. and low comparatively prices
Will prevail-in themselves blessing. There.
fore we say to the farmer, Sell and reproduce
ana 70 the middle holder, sell and buy again,
for prices cannot be permanently maintained"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-02
WOODS HAIR RESToR 1T7vE w

WOODS HAIR RESTORArIvE.-We have never
known any other medicine win large share Of pub
Tic confidence in so short time this has DONE 1t
has not been more than year since first heard of
ana 1t now stands ut the head af all remedies of the
Alnd we haze never used any of it ourselves having
yet retains its original COLOR but gets more soSbut
some of my friends have, and have never known il
to fail in restoring the hair to its original color We
the Restorative trial Chester Qll) Herald
Sole by all Druggists S5wo
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UMessrs Lee 4 Kinnaird want five thous-
and dollars. in Railroad Script. for which cash
will be paid, see advertisement.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-02

u The Prince of Wales, the future King o.
OfEngland, is sixteen wears of age
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-02

10 The River 10 again rising rapidly 1t this
poiat; look out down below.
The weather Is extremely pleasant. the sun
having shone fer too dsys past.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-02
MARRIED

MARRIED,
At Mondell House, Prairie du CHEN, by w. r. Bull
lock, Esq, May 80, Mr. JOHN A. ANo, to Miss MARY
JANE KANE, both OF McGresor Iowa.
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uAN1MAkN REcoNvBRTED TO COMMON sENsE--At
meeting Of "spiritualists," invalid was brought
all the doctors had failed to 1t was proposed
to appeal to the spirit land for advice, and Homeo
pathic physician present INTERCEPTED the departed
spirit Of Henenann to what remedy should be taken
Loud and distinct RAPE, audible TO the whole audi
ence told Of A-y.e.r-s C-o-kha-rEt-c Pills
Homer ~ RI Wig.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-02

A Strong Appeal.-An editor "out west" thus
talks to his non-payins subscribers and pat
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-02

The enchanting Actress and Danseuse youngest sister
to Mrs Barney Williams and Mrs. W. J. Florence,
Who will appear in her superb Dances and Protsan
representations. Also, the greatest Comedian Of the
age, g. +. BROWNE, of Burton's Theatre, New York.
who In his comic delineations, has living equal.
Then comes the elite of the American and European
Acrobats, among whom is Sig. DAN ANTONIO, the
wonderful Leaper, great la GLOBE PERCHE ascen-
sionist and terrific Ladder and Escalade Champion.
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DIR. CHRIsTIE's AGuE BALsAM.--Dr. B. NJ. Hut
Crimson, prominent physician Of Cleveland Ohio.
writes, June 9th, 1851:
Messrs. H. NJ. Wooster Col am gratfied to learn
you are still engaged in the distribution of sChristes
Ague Bdtsam,' and it is with much pleasure that l
give my testimony to its supcrlative merits. Having
been for onefourth Of century engaged in combating
the ellis which flesh is heir to-" and had no small ex
In the character and treatment of Fever and
ASue, Chill Fever &c. &c and diseases Of like charac-
ter peculiar to this and the Western States generally
and as druggist, have also become ed with
unhesitatingy place your Balsam among the first OF
its order and one Of the best for which Is designed
hare nerer kaown it fail of fulfilling all that
It claimed to do among the large list Of customers
have furnished with this invaluable compound
For sale by Hoffman, Benton & Co., McGregor nS6A
WOODLAND CREAM-a pomade for beautifying the
hair-hghy perfumes, superior to any French article
imported, and for half the price. For dressing ladies
hair 1t has no equal giving it bright glossy appear
ance 1t causes gentlemens hair to curl in the most
natural manner. 1t removes dandruf always giving
the hair the appearance of being fresh shampooned
Price only fifty cents None genuine unless signed
FETKIDGE CO.,
Proprietors OF the '.Balm of a Thousand Flowers"
The Trade supplied by BROWER 4 VAN DUZER,
sole agents for Prairie du Chen and McGregor. ly4s
WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH, and beau.
tfu complexion can be acquired by using the "Balm
OF Thousand Flowers" What lady or gentleman
would remain under the of disagreeable breath
when by using the .'Balm OF Thousand Flowers as
teeth "a white as alabaster Many persons do not
know their breath is bad and the subject so delicate
their friends would never mention it. Beware of coun
terfets. Be sure each bottle is signed
For sale by all druggists. ly4s
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A CAR ID,

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MRs. HENDERSON desires to return her thanks to
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Ladies OF cGregor and vicinity that her Spring Goods
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ALONZO HUBBELL, the Apollo Belvidere-ths
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-02

BRITISH AND AMERICAN FLEETS IN THE GULF.
The following table shows the number of United
States and British men of-war in the Gulf of Mexico
The United States vessels in the Gulf or under orders
to appear there, carry a total of 40 guns.
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AN ORDINANCE regulating drayag

~, - 1T W H.S1IzKt, Uuy
Attest: j. r. JARRETT, Recorder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-23
ROB ALI THE PURPOSES OF a
FA M.ILY p HYS &c.

TIRRB has long existed public demand for an efTec
tive purgatye pill which could be relied as sure and
TO meet that demand, and extensive ta of virtues
has conclusively shown aUconplshes
but1ot easy to make the best of al ss one Whfcn
should have Of the objections, but al the adyan-
and With What success We would rsspectfIiv sbmt to
the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the
acrimonious and irritating to tho bowels This is not
Many of them produce much gripping pain and reyul-
sion in the system as to more than counterbaance the
good to DO derived from them. These pils produce no
irritation PAIN anleSs it arise from previously exist
ing obstruction or arrangement in the bowels. Being
purely vegetable no harm can arise from their IN
any quanty but it Is better that any medicine should
be taken indiciously Minute directions for their use
IN the several diseases - which they applicable
given the box ClAmong the complaints which have
been speedily cured ~ them we may mentGn Liver
Iznguor and Loss of Appetite MstessnesS Iritabiity
Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague Pain
IN the Side and Lons; for IN truth, all these are but
the consequence of diseased action in the liver As an
aperent, they afford prompt and relief in CostiYe
Scurvy Colds with soreness 81 the body Ulcers and i'm
purity of the blOod in short any and every where
They have also produced some singularly successful
cures In Rheumatism, Govt Dropsy, Gravel Erysipelas
Papitation of the Heart Pains in the Back, Stomach
aud Side They should be freely taken in the spring of
the year. to purify the blood and prepare the system fer
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
the appetite and yigor. They purify the blood and by
the strength Of the body and restore the wasted or
diseased energies of the whole organism Hence an oc
casiOna dose advantageous even though no serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far, every purgatve medicine
reduces the strength, when taken to The thou
sand cases in which physic is required be emu
aeated here but they suggest themselves to the
of every body and this pill is found answer better
purpose than thing which has hitherto been available
to mankind Where their virtues known, the
public will longer doubt what remedy employ when
in need of cathartic medicine Being sugar-wapped
they are pleasant to take and:beng purely vegetable
harm can arse from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.
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THE
LIVER INYIGOR ATOR /

H.
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ON, OF THE BEST PuRGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
esr n9T Gsi0re the acts ss
known It Is not only CtdHrttc, but Lfuer remedy,
the stomach and bowels carry that matter thus &C.
GSmPsnGS Two purposes ssetnally without Of the
PARTIES It STRENGTHENS the system at the that
It purges tj and when taken daily moderate doses win
strengthen and build it up with unusual rapidly.
Tas lbR is Sns Of the principal regulators Of the
the mowers 81 the svst IT'S unetto1s we'll
IS almost entirely dependent tie healthy action Of the
owss sas fsal9 lie ss
n on Si one orgauthe LIVER
6aa Sas q the o mas
" TO the many to which
9lsS sYS fs any
mas Tb Sa. g my 69.ts Is
system, supplying in therp!ace healthy dow Of biz
TIE 3 f09a an t. Es well
whole machinery removingSth the Of the disease
BEFE3US s. A sESTS5 AND WHAT is
9fvE fST EsSF5P ossa't0pal use Of the
easl2s to relieve the stomach
S'L NJ pEeyen5 the 1904 from-rIsing and sournH.
Ny9Rk one before rstlrns prevents NIGHT
oals one me, dose taken oesens the bowel
tsSen atter meal VIII DYSPEPSIA.
9Ie o. Eve Will always relieve
oSte taken for obstruction remoyest the
ea ony a9a
1toRRg Of "a oo1E y e4o1E4sA
Only bottle needed tn tbT0v, o,,t,t tt.l
systsn effects Of amer 4 long steEness 's
loWness unnatural color4frem he stfS s ~ az
ons dose taken before eating gives Wig
p 9 Sg1s dose osen rspeatel CH90NIU DLAR
B0KEL Complaints yied to the + "a oea ana
One or two doses cufes tacks, caused BY WORMS In
the world, as tn5peF FdiEs u teeey IN
sA few bottles by exciting the
4 las
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PY EXPRESSIVE have just anotie- those
~ beautiful Bengal Hats. BLISS & CAMPBELL,
juIy5 No.Si, Itin st.
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GoFT HATs-Jnst opened, large stock ofsot Hats-eV
NJ cry coueieyable variety, style and color.
july5 BLISS &oAMPBELL,
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NALL AT PAYNE & CO.'S. No. 81 Monroe St. ana see
the beautiful Stereoscopic Views among ere the
Convent of Iucerne Residences Imperfaes Les Tuer-
les Residences mperales Versailles Parting Scene be-
tween Convict and Family Domestic Scenes &c. Interor
OF French Prison, Counting Scene Spies In the
Ground sept
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WTI,DE q RRO

- VV.4IID4I CL oIlO.
SEsPEHTFULLY inform the public that they have re-
ceived the largest and fashionable invoI-
ces of sllPaper and Window Shades brought to the
city of Wheeling comprising French, English Ameri
can Papers and BorIers in almost endless variety They
purchased below the customary figures and
viii be sold low: beautiful Glazed
Paper at Is cents per offered elsewhere at
ls II you wish bargains glveus CALI are deter
mined to sell Mt such prices will lefy competition. The
attention Of W oLEsALE DEALERS is invited, as we can
job goods at most favorable rates. stock Is EN-
TIRELY NEW, and free trooId deprecated styles
carried over from last year. AM
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Preserve Jars---New Article.
No. 115, Main street.
EH-OBBS d BARNES to ]. Durham 4 Co.,
have just received Int of Jars preserving fruits
Co. superior to ANYTHING of the kind the market
For the purpose designed they the durable
est ami best adapted article in usew last lifetime and
chasing elsewhere. anr2
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G1 6CsTIK are selling beautiful SIX nat
do :JO for $3.50, late style.
july5 BLISS OABHBELL
No IS SIain at.
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Cheaper than EVer

= 80 E'O u q II u v OEs
fNREAT DISTRESS heavy losses in the East:
NJ Stock Bank Stock and all Market
and sold prices the Importer Manufacture
purchased goods at those rinous prices
my the public generally, goods made up
order In Coats Pants and Vests most
fashionable and clothing, lower they
have ever been offered In this market You will get fine
clothes for the youhave heretofore paid
Come and buy [oc26l a. 81. ADAMS.
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wv complete assortment of Hats and Caps, embracing
every variety of style and price And In view of the
tieular attention to the getting of such expressly
adapted to the wants OF customers. arrangement
with Eastern houses such rrns
the latest styles of Hats and Caps
are to be found at our establishment. 81
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
will pains give entire satisfaction
ana S.lD.HARPER e son.
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FTNO THOSE WHO ENTER NY INSTITUTE, OR REMIT
I'm, me $50, and thus secure GUARANTEES SCHOLAR
SHIPS any time before the list day of September,
completing thorough of Double Entry Book
Keeping and its Collateral Branches lucrative
ploymentin Commercial Banking Houses Accountants
within ninety days after their gEAdnation they
be indemnihed to the full of the sum paid
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DLANTERs-B Brown, Smoke, and Drab Planter
,,, Msts' jpssreceived. BLISS cAMPBELL,
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SUMMER ARRAY GE MENTs.
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a WaBELaR & WILSON'S
Medal FAMILY. Sewing Maohina

4 the introduction of. WHEELER Dc WILSON'S FAlE-
ny SEWING AfAGHLNE, is suaicient evidence OF its
excellence 1t Is needless say that this useful.
strument is becoming domestic nsution the fact is
recognised bylts thousands families in
rank in fe To those who have hitherto RETAINED
from ayailing themselves may not
but already realized The highest Testimony is
constantly offered, concerning this verdict which has given
this instrument so wide and envab1e areputaton.
These Machines are exhibited and sold by
JANIES- EWING, Agent,
iHorubrook's Building
Persons Wishing stIching neatly executed accom-
modateds on short notice. ap8zIv
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Twice DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich.
nond and Washington City via GOrdonsVne and Alex
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bic and lucrative positions Cashiers hook keepers and
Railroad Office Clerks in different sections country
and being preferred Graduates
other Mercantile College Hence the above unparaI
leied Inducements which but the great Superiority
of instruction and training students
busneSElf would warrant. Tst5t fi-5 sfe
The Principal of tis has been practice
Gccounfgntfo Longer period kAptl other Te1che,
Address the undersigned for particulars
my9 NVNH. W. c. RANGER.
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SITUATIONS GUARANTEED!
OR, ira 1laa
800 TUITION FREBl
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mond. A. NJ and 7:so p NJ
Returning leave Washington. &c A.M.and.4 Pm.
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock sheet music musical works &C.
In the Western country.
Music sent to any address, postage free.-al
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Splendid inducements to those rho wish to
- attend a Commercial Gollege.
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In connection with the above keep every kind of mr.
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JTyINTER ARRANGEMENT and after Monday De-
wv cember 2tst p : =,
THE FAST NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every morning, except Sunday o'clock Pittsbnrg
time aErivin gin Philadelphia at 1850 p. m.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Station every evening"
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night. lonsens the bowels
neal win cure DYSPEPSIA.
spoontuls will always relieve
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This passes through N Lexington Lancaster Cir
cleVile, Washington, Wilmington and AIarroyte richest
and most beautiful part of Ohio. %,
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TRAINS LEAVE GAINESVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
Atl215A ll:40PA, Cincinnati and points as above
arrival of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and the
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"a New .Light

Wheeling Savings Institutfon-
i0FREGESsI09 M AIN ST. -
APFIGE open from o,elnek I until p m. Discount
" daY-+Thursday, 10 CLOCK, a. M,
Money resolved transient Opposite Interest Maid
onspecial depoSitcS. r.
SoS, OASlEt JAS b. ADAM FfEosRR ASn a.
e IIsT-DIaEcToRs.
~, ,,.oa,, II. NELSON. PresIdent
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BE particular and ask for Tickets via the o. az
Short Line Rail Road. toW
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-09

In Linn County, at the Mound City polls.
the ballot box was lorcibly taken and DESTROYED
By mob under the command of one Hamilton.
who processes TO be Free-State man, after
about 100 votes (all Free-State) had been cast,
by which VIC lose two Representatives and one
Senator.
Thus it will be seen that we have tri-
umphed against most miserable and
wicked apportionment and an election
Inv designed to open the door to frauds,
and under which frauds the most mani
fest and unmistakable have been perpe-
trated TO the extent of 5000 or 1900
votas
This triumph was accomplished by par
ty greatly distracted On the subject of vot-
ing under a Constitution that they hate
and loathc and abhor to the centre of
their hearts, with short and imperfect
notice that failed to reach many of the
more distant districts. These causes to-
gether, it is safe to say. reduced the
Free State vote to the extent of 5000
votes. Very Respectfully,
Your obd't ssrv'ts,
G. w. BABCOCK,
Pres't Of the Council.
G. W. DEITZLER,
Speaker ofthe House.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-09
LAWRENCE REPUBLICAN.
EXTRA

OF Tie votes polled by the Pro-Slave-
ry ticket, the three very prolific precincts
above quoted. polled as follows:
Oxford, johnson County. 1888
Shawnee, g $50
Kickapoo, Leavenworth Co., 952
Aggregate. 9,67e
To which, if ne add the manifest frauds
in other places. we shall have an aggre.
gate of more than 5000.
For the State Legislature the vote
elects as follows. counting as above all
the fraudulent votes cast, viz:
House of Representatives. Est. P.S.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-09

Vote on tina Lcoomptoa Constitution.
The following is the vote for and a
gainst the LecomPton Constitution, Civ
en- on its submission on the 9TH inst.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-09

LAWRENCE, Kansas,
January Ia, 1857.
The undersigned received on tie
18th inst, the following letter from the
President of the late Constitutional
Convention:
LEcoIPToN, Jan. IL, lS51.
G. W. BABcocK, Prcst. of the Council of the
Territorial Legislature, and
@. w. DEITzLER, Speaker of she House,
GEsTLEHES: The election returns of the
elections holden on the 2lst day of December,
le57, and the 4th day of January, 1858, under
the Constitution known as the Lecompton Con-
stitation, viii be opened to MORROW at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the Office of the Surreyot- Gen.
ersl, in this place, and you are respectfully re-
cuested to be present On the occasion, and wit
ness the returns.
Very respectfully your obt. seryI.,
JOHN CALHOUN,
Prest. of Convention.
In obedience to the polite invitation of
Mr.. Calhoun, we attended on the day
and at the time specified and Witnessed
the opening of said returns, examined
the poll books, noted the number of
votes for and against the single PROPOSE
ton submitted by the schedule of the
Constitution, and find the following to
be the result:
Constitution with Slavery, 6,143
Constitution with no Slavery, 500
Majority, 5,s74
More than one-half of this majority
was cast at those very sparingly settled
precincts in the Territory. two of them
in the Shawnee Reserve, on lands not
open for settlement, viz:
Oxford, johnson County, 1856
Shawnee, 729
Kickapoo. Leavenworth Co., LOTT
Total, SOLE
From our personal knowledge of the
settlements in and around the above pla-
ces, We have no hesitation in saying that
the great bulk of these votes were fraud
ulent; and taking into view other palpa-
bic, but less important frauds, we feel
safe in saying that of the whole vote
polled. not over 200 wero legal votes,
polled BY citizens of the Territory.
On the State ticket, the vote as re-
turned stands as follows:
FREE-STATE.
Smith, Roberts, Schuyler, Mead, GocGin, Parrot,
Gov. Lt.Gov. Sec.S.ste. Treas. Audi. Cong.
623S $40 $3.50 624S SITS 6625
RxTuRSs RECEIVED SINCE
6S7 6S7 $50 637 637 637
-
es15 6ez7 6e6I 6ss5 6sI3 1850
PRo-SLAVERY.
esq 6440 $500 65oS $500 6S6S
RETy-::s n-cEryED SINCE.
s 6 6 6
e5<s Gas ss66 6si4 es8s e5H
FIzE STATE Magou4iEs.
-
80 sol sui s5i ao4 es6
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-09

4 -.-.-Sss sIrrIcS- WHICH had
proved fatal to every one M his ,,rasa- ---'