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sHEREFF's SALE.

sHEREFF's SALE.
By virtue Of special execution to me d.
rsetsd from the Once Of the Clark Of the
District Court of Post&wattaaaie Co.. Iowa,
| shall proceed to sell on Thursday the 22Ld
day Of September, 4. d, 1859, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. d. and o'clock
P. NJ. Of said day, Ia front OF the County
TreasreT's Office, Ia the City OF CouneIi
Bluffs the following described Real Estate
Of Peter Cooper Il NJ, to wit.
g. z. quarter Of the 8. W. quarter Sec.
81, TIP 70, RangO - vests and e. half Of
the s. W. quarter, and the N. w. quarter
Of the N, E. quarter Of Section 10. 3, Ia
TIP 70, Range 70 west. Situate In Posta.
wattamie County, Iowa.
Taken as the property Of Peter Cooper,
e az. TO satisfy ar exeeutioa In gasag "a
Tootie and Jaekaon.
q n. CRAIG, SAwg.
oouncll Blnda, Aug ID 1859. 4w
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Amount of Land Entered at the Land
Ofice In this City during the week en-
ding Sept. 81, 1889.
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IhE FsahMku CHEMICAL WUhKS
No. aaI inertia FgMMklis Street,
CHICAGO KMM&M@4@s
We beg leave 10 aaAounes 30 cur eustc@
nara, and 10 the traas IL gsnaral, that d..
RAG this season no travelling agsnt WI PC
dispatched from Cur wogks. We invite
our otd cusspmers and others 10 fsvoTs as
by letters With thsir orders for
EasemCoa Ger KAQmeR@
whieh, as aiways, viii be sxseassd 10 sksas
sntiru aatlafagtssn. Tneasan&a appgesla&A
the plan upoa which ouT Rsssnsss ere
m4ds wnieA present TIE f9laewhng aaFan-
sages and facilities Hsvax e&sged by 0&hmEwa
l. Tha EsssnSa4 egcm khsss wuFks are
aekuaIly Kains9 By Alssliaakisn, Ehss0sags
H@aithy and page-~wcmskhEng tAss esAeka
eannes or dare nss sialm soE theirs.
& TIA Oosts are mmeh ices thar ashaxsy
bse&ass thssa Rsssases sFs pn2 ap y pack
agss, sarh eonEalniAg snsaeA fDE EsEfy gals
Ions, and comprising not enly all shsra~
aulrsd aagrsaisnts, bit also the eoleginx.
Address T4skteEs 10 CAax ERz9zy MAJ
agsg, FrankEin Chsmiesl works, Chisages
H., ?. o. Box, s3&s. 5aafsaa9
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o. m. RETTRNG1EL = co.'s
Advertising Agency,

8. H. Reea2asiIs . CO.. ATe tke Agsa1s for tae
Bugle ara 60 m4&a zmHssbaa sR6 iaEHaW eEHnfaRsas
Rewsmansra sm sha nmilad akaaaS Rn& Ne csnaaas.
fhey are anzaeszA& 10 eaMksae1 for ~ At car lawsal
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HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT.

The frss admissions 'ofI aIIssN Nations, a.
well as tka verdict OF the ksading Bogpft-
ais OF the old az well Is the New Wegid,
stamp THE poweFful remedial Agant ~ th9
greatest hsatag preparation ever ma6a
known 10 suffering man. Its PEHRr1ATrvK
cuALETaEs are more than MARVELLOUS,
through the exsagnaI oFi6eaa Of the aka,
Invisible TO the naked eva, It reaches tAa
seat OF Ehe iaksFnal diseases and In all az
tsrnal affections its anti-inARmma&oFy and
hsaiing virtass seEpaAs anything else an
record, and 10 Eattfs's great ally.
ERYSEPELAS g. SALT RHEUM
Are tive Of the most common and virtu-
lsnt disorders pFeyatsnt on this continent,
10 these the Ointment liz especially autaga
oalstic, La sswsadas spsEssdp' is ETst 20
sTadtcats the ysaom aad then complete the
care.
Bad LEGS, OLD s0REs. AND
ULCERS.
Cases Of many years standing that have
pertinaeiously refused to yield TO any ether
remedy OF treatment, have invagiabte sue
eumbsd to few Applications VI this pow
srful unguent.
ERUPTzOEs ON THE sKEW,
Arising from 4 bad state Of the blood or
chronie disease are sgadieAted, and clear
ana transparent surface regsined by the
restorative action Of this Ointment. Il
surpasses mAny 81 the cosnstics and ether
dishgUFsments a the face.
PILES AND FEsTULA.
Every form and feature Of these prsya-
liant and stubborn disorders La eradieatsd
locally and entirely by the use Of this en-
client; warm fomeAtaeioas ahoaIa prsSsds
its application. its 1saling qualities viii
be found to be thorough and fnvariabIs.
Bed Eks OimtmenG amd PiIls sAamLd be uaaS
ia sks fsllas@iHa emseat
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ES@ws have "a hard anA let smzs, Rskaaea en
Csc Deeds, De~as @ Tr@sa and Tawnsaap Ra&sa.
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Ca saa afsss aEassa - - sAas
Oass eli b. spea 1t osssaaks ). N.
aaa ssasss u = sssseek r q
saaasFa Ii III - 0psn eghm y a 1fl e
elask, j, M anz zBsn , = ! szs< II =.
Mails elsaa II eseloek, q Mss each day
srgSsg MT spoon "a
TO DRwTSaTa.--Da. SMgxnss kassasss
OF cured : very bad carbunels "a my saes
IL sas 4ss. and cured vita u Neuralgia,
In Eps miaatsa Ii ths Iaes ~ . Aady Patis0t.
DR. EAHoMs ElmlEa.
DR.. Eaten ID one ag saa Gnese usatissa
hNY Thsrs y neshiAg sqaab 60 0a.
smrwss Raseaxle oil sog Dentists ass.
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CAaApY "a an Independent Candidate faF
tha oaiea Of Cauaty Jadge Of potka wskka~
male. The Peoples deseaaioA Of tbs n@aasE
lsas 30 he sEknamaaaasa only
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CLIO = III I n C.
EvKR OFFERED WEST.
We are enabled, from the many advaR-
tages that ws possess, to make it greatly
10 your interest TO PURCHASE FROM
US.
FTRsT-Ssllfng more than all the 9TH
sF Clothing Houses, We esR and wia eel
ysH At LoTsT Prizes.
SECOND - Selling 10 none but frat
class Merchants, we make but few BAD
DEBTS, and therefore need but
MALL PRO TTs.
THiRD--Prom our iong experience
twsnty odd ysara-Ee understand the bqsi-
mesa thoroughly, and know bow to
..a CUT, MAKE AND TRIM
Our Goods, which 10 every thing in Cloth
| ing.
FIFTH-Aad very importaat-~ws pur.
chase our gc0da from the Importer a. Aan.
ufseturer at the lowest possible rates
May OF them Cor cash, and manufacture
them into Clothing at cur Mandatory In
| New York.
| When In our city, we invite you 10 cal
La and examine oaF stock, and We ARs kaIlJ
satisfied that your intsSsst will IAdnee ycs
TO purchase.
AeTro-'TIs 10 TrsHbLs 70 Sass Gss3s
MARTIN g. BROTHER.
| Aug 10, 50. La
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By wTxas u ~ Emeentien III ne daeaeg .
kea exo@ khe UseM 0g ne Cgeek III lHe "
nxwsms UoAxs &9 Kewas FsaaH aeeaM kn se@
- BssagaaY he 8eEh dag " Aasas1 n. y,
1880 AsEw s#M sAe hsaFH nK 10 sssne& ~ fms
assa 4 ssesneh D, ~. @f mmAa aay N gx1hs a
"a gsmwMkg TfamA@@sss @EzBSey I'll sma Ase8
% CnusaeM msVaass Eae S9E5HMazs 3aNks !.
"a psFsenaf peupsEty ii 10 " ss1ssA Bsa&A I.
sssaa ~ a5sass - IHzss azsA y
msss e n q ~ n.
TaAsm 60 ~ HI II - y
skama Camwaag - ~
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We are aathaFsEea 10 aaaauTes 1Mn.
TyuanTv as an fndependsaf Candidate
for the ceaea OF shari& Of Pottawattama
county, subject only 10 the decision oR the
people IL ne hali6g boK 90 ihs I ikh day Of
0etabsE, 1859. 2m
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~ CAUTION None are genuine
unlsSa the words ''HoLIOaesy, RsaR Yak SAD
LSRdoR,S are observable as Water -mzTk
In every leaf Of the book Of directions a.
FoLnd each pot or box; the same may be
plainly seen by holding the leaf to the fight
4 handsome reward will be given 70 any
one rendering such information as may
lead to the detection Of any party or parties
sganteTfsiting tbs medicines or vending the
SAINT, knowing thsm to be spurious
q" Sold st the Manufactures Of Pro
lessor HOLLOWAY, 80 Maidaa Lane, New
York, and By all respectable Druggists aA3
Dealers Ia Medicine throughout the United
States and the civilized work., In pots e.
Is cents, So cents, and 81.
- THERE'S considerable saving BY ia
king the larger sizes.
n. B.--niFections for the guidance Of
patients In every disorder sfsxsd 30 each
pot. june 9. 1859
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Time through from St. Joseph 10 Hew
York 63A hours; Time through to Boston,
s6 hours, including all stops. No route
except via Quincy can make this time -
From Quisey Eastward, Sleeping Cam
on all Wight Trains.
Tickets via this route for sails at all the
ofices, and on the Beats OF the Hannibal
and st. Joseph Failroaa.
Purchase through tickets and save mon-
sy. Be sure you get Tickets via the Chi s.
cage l. Quincy Route
sAM'L POWELL, C. g. HAMMOND,
Gen. Text Agent. Gen- Fup't.
D. S. LOVEJOY, AEt. Sc. Joseph.
Aug 81, 1859. tt
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We wisA 10 tgsas guslbsg &c ESae ema
Yaaag 8koeks q Zoe any IL ~ Rymdaean
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The undersigned announces that hs In
sow wsu prepared to repair all kinda OF
Machinery Ia ths shoEtsgt possible
time, and give entire satisfaction. Steam
Mills, Thrsshihg Machines, Reapers and
Mowers, and in fact all other kinds Of Ma
chinery repaired Ia good style, and work
warranted.
- All orders should be addressed to
Plum Hollow P. O., Fremont CO., Iowa.
Jaly -, 1859. In
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the temporary trampling OF it under foot i,
Kansas, under his administration, has .pro
duccd. We ka,w that thousands anG
hundreds Of thousands have for the tim,
LIT our party on that account, who will re
turn At the first instant they are satixfe,
that there is an unyielding determine lion If
that party to carry it out. There is also .
large vote ('he Americen) in all the North
ern States, which has not heretofore ac,e6
with the Democratic or Republican parties
but whose sentiments on that question arr
with US. Indeed, that portion of it which
favors Congressional Intervention. have Ions
since-having been met half way BY the Re.
pubIic""s. become an important wing Of thai
party. The refusal Of the Democratic Par
~ to deviate in the slightest degree from
their liberal policy in receiving and natural
ling the foreigner. his heretofore prsyentei
any part Of this vote from being cast for it
But that issue being now cast ASIDE, and this
controlling all others. they will vote with
our party. .'sa,~ ..sr..
In Ohio, the .anaticism Of the Repubi
cans, as recently manifested in their action
in the case Of tho Obcrln rioters, in which
they endeavored 10 coerce tho Suprems
Court into multiplying the fugitive slave law
and afterwards nominated candidate for
their Chief Justice, for the express -reaso,
that he is in favor Of multiplying that act, has
already caused split in.the party, and will
probably bring about a Democratic triumph
The true Democratic sentiment is still cher
i<hesl in the hearts Of the psop!o. and o. the
black di>uninn monster shalt more and more
exprose Its RIAL designs. so will the people
return to their old allegiance.
The fact that the Democratic party is still
united and powerful in he North. will unite
and encourage our brethren in the South
and the defeat Of the monster disunion sen
timent in either, will hasten its destruction
lin the other. r ."4 .L
The prospect for 4 Democratic victory i.
then encouraging Let every DEMOCRAT
make ready for the battle. Let Us see thai
our convent ons make the is~u, on tho true
'squatter sovereignty platform; that ;';;le,
nominate men who, in victory and defeat
have always remained true to it-ieader,
whom We can follow in the full conf lenct
that we shall not be betrayed; and our part,
will b: reinSta,ed and fortified in the conf
dence Of the people. and onr country still
advance united and conqusrins phalanx o
States.
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80 NEXT CAMPAIGN IN TlIt
SOUTH. "a.

as would he reasonably supposed, in the
soa'h as we'll rs in the north, are to BE- two
great parties. Parties as in the north, op-
posed on the question Of the sovereignty
:. ~. Territories. The one with tho Re
2"5;icans, c'aimin; that the power exists in
'C":.-cSs to regulate and make laws 70.
tbs territories but differently from the
latter, demanding that Congress shall inter.
20 . protect slavery in them-not to keen
it out. 4- -al-l-cu a8. 51atgd 1gTr5a
Tho wisdom and business, Of the old time
heno7ed Democratic principle of non-inter-
ferenc, becomes now beautifully clear. Sup.
posing there was no difference between par.
;.es il regard to the right Of Congress to leg.
islates lor the territories, all admitting that
doctrine to be true; in what situation would
be our country. The north unanimously
declaring that slavery should not exist
in the territories. The south as unanimous.
~ that it should. The North outnumb,r-
ing the South. The South then withdraw.
i's in body from the present union. The
ota'er consequences il is needless to men.
tion-,.a contest for the territories, bloody
war, the stagaation of oil business At the
No::a, tho immediate union OF Cuba, Mexi.
CO and Nicaragua with the southern SIXTIES
into one grand conlsderacy, and the extern.
sion Of slavery through all the tropical por.
tans Of America. This is no imaginary
statement. Every man who will relicc,
dispa:=ionato'y but moment must zee tina,
such would b. tho result Of such sectional
eonfl;et bel vsen the North and South.
Happily in the South, as in the North
the attachment to the Old Democratic prin
ciples st:; prevails. and that principle is nov
the only safeguard Of our union. For as
long IL prevails, it keep, this sectional is.
sue entirely out Of thu field, leaving it where
it equisab'y and naturally belongs with those
who are directly intsrested--tho people .
the Territories themselves
W. say that in the South as in the North
the attachment to this principle still pre-
'ai!s Heretofore n,prganized party in thu
south. has been opposed to it.. A contrsr,
sentiment has long existed. Men Of all par
ties have entertained it, but it has beoou kcp
oat Of the issue. Now there is every aopear
ancc that as in The North, il is to be mad,
the main issue, and upon the result depend,
the fate Of the Cniop.. This result will b,
afsc ed in a great desrae by the action Q
the Northern States. tse+' a Tug q
We say, in the Sou h as in tho " r.h. tn,
attachment to the principles Of non interfe
rsa's prevails. To say that it prevails i,
the North, would. At first thought, seem un
reasonable but We must recol!ess that tn
success Of Republicans has been owl. 9, no
20 much to want of attachment to thi
princ'plc-wtness To trium. liant election
Of Bnehanan-as.t to want Of confileucc i
Democratic statesmen, which tbs has
trsscbory Of Buchanan 10 that principle. an,
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nE"ockATIc GO. CONVENTION,

Il, Democrats Of the several townships OF
Go";!'lue county will meet in Convention Nv
.ho.r Dale" les y: tn" Co ,rt House in Red Wing
on Friday, July Pond 1859, for the purpose Of
ssnpal't'nr tra delegates to tn, Democratic
!t"te Convention. to be h-lAen at st. Paul Au-
gust 18th and to transact sub other business
=! may prorer'y come before the Convcntinn.-
Each to'vnship will he entitled to the number
OF a;e..2n.": set onrosi.e their respective towns
Belle Creek, 3elvder Central Point.
2; Cherry Grove, l; Cannon Falls. 4; Fcath-
.'H:nna, I; Florence. 2; Holden Hay Creek
! ken'on l; Lson |; Lillian Milton :
fina Island 2: Red Wing 9; R"scne ; Vasa
J; Warsaw l ; Wasou+e I: Wnns,Y,;nr, ;
I'.1iISIots !. Joshua C. PIERCE.
II. C. HOFFMAN,
WIN. LAUVE.,.
WM. 7. TAN:ER,
j.. A. TARBOX, o.t.
z. WESTERVELT.
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ID u NJ q e e ATTIC
~ rn..
STATE CONVENTION

:. Democratic State Convention Will, be he'd at
the City Of st. Paul in the Senate Chamber of
tue CAuitol, on WEDNESDAY,. tho nth day Of
AUGUST next. ut II O'clock. H., far the pur-
pose OF nominating the following officers:
As6vERNoR.
AilECTEEAST GOVERNOR, &c..
AsEC:IrAAY OF STATE,
STATE TREASURER,
AN ATTORNEY CExFRAI, .'
TWO MEMOIRS W coNaREss
and s"ch other officers a. tho Convention
may deem expedicnt.
The counties will BE- entitled to the follow
ing representation:
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
OFTHE HUNGARIAN
lYTE.2F 'T;NGg DKSP1TrHES. tFRO.N
THE SHIT or ,W.iR. -.r;.e.4
FARrHER Po1xr July 1
TIE BATTLE OF SALFERINO.

..'''''. ., ~ FARTHER Po1Sr, July s.
A disp1tch dated 25th June from tho En-
peror to tho Empress Flu genie says that The
enemy Withdrew la<t night. anil that he Slept
in the room occupied in tho mo rniny by The
Emperor eof Austris: 3a@7ts a. 4, eti1
Gen.: Mel has been appointed Marshal o
France: y, y, ,,:,.t,t - ,..a,,s,
The Austrian troops crossed the ,Mincio
for the purpoas Of al t,ckin,, the French will,
their whole force, but were obliged TO ab.n.
d"n their position and withdraw to the lsf,
hank Of the river, after blowing up the
bridge ct GOito. ,ni'jC tHoalj -, ,h,1H"tl
The Emperor alao says, We took so can.
non and 1000 prisoners. i.3Z SOM pa. RI
A private dispatch says that tho Austri.
ans bad 35.OlO mon placed hors du combat,
and lost IS flags and IS cannon.
There has been no circ ,mstantial account
Of the battle published ct Paris. '.l y
Private do patches intimate that the French
army has suffered 10 severely ~ to b unable
to resume the offensive. gnGiI'Hgs q.
Vague ru,nors al*o put tho French loss in
killed aad wounded at .l2,UO0. Tho battle
was fought At SalGrino. a.. fs.,;.,. 70. II
The Austrian* are preparing for. another
great hAt1Ie N1ldAr ($An HAxe ~hn h.. -
rasdv .ssnl.cad Dan sch;ck I. ,on,. -" 49, ~.
r. Ch;ef - 5illT = '''''''''>'e'
TIA E,.,.ro, N.no,.on ,,..,,.a .,;-.;,,.,
,ddress 70 the army .ftsr Ii. bs,ti. a. ' t;.I
~ 'I T9' e'''' sus us''.e u H rs''
''1 my. A,..,;., a;.,...,.. .....-..a 30.
..h,:..., r .....": s." 49,
s"'s Sa.~v 'I ,.. A''s' '''''"
Ths E".n.9,r N.:.,'s"n -. . ,,.,. nj. :,
~ h,.,as, -, ~ .t.. S..,, 'S ~" ~
raw raw Tho accom- nao,ai nm h.I s.s a
killed III, under hun. $3.50 -
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IF FURNITURE.

Il y IL ~ Z Z . II e.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Red Wing and vicintsY thas -
has purchased he entire stock Of unmanufae-
tured msterial for furniture. formerly ovnsd
BY Mr.: cook, An l that he il prepared % sanotE
oil orders for furniture Of every dsecr,ptios.
on tho shortest notice.
REPAIRING AND TURNING DONE TO
ORDER.
Also all kinds Of COFFIES furnished 70 ordar.
Mahsgo.y.
Rosewood,
ana Valiant
FURNITURE constantly on hand. cheap Tor
Cash. JOHN COREI.L. -
Rad Wing, May Is, 1859. Hs-tf
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Hennorin Co., West ofthe Mississippi, 6 Del.
= g East ::
Vow les not enumerated in the above list,
Will pc emitted to one Delegate each.
w. HCLCOMBE,
Chai-man Dr'r. Central Committee.
st. Paul, May 5, 1882
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49, ~ - = g
STILL LATER.
.Aas1xAt OF rsl .rsA,s.s,r IN n.

.n!.5tsa g sAcxv1Lis,. y. B.. July 49,.
.The steamship Canada. from Iys,pool
with dates % the "a inst, pasaGd Carr
Race q s 1clnck IN sunday aAsrnooa, Sud
arrived st Halifax to-.iay. 74ohlfiitfa q 81
She was boarded n6 Csps Raes, and Z
br 1t SUMMARY Of hsr nswn psoemsd, which
~ started from St. johns; N. +: yesees.
day, but oply rosched herv this f,vsnooa! 8
t The following is The summary e hee
news
: Tho steamship City Of WashiaStop - =.
rived out Ga the lit inst. 30 -
T'h5 intsIigs'sos f,,in the ~ II ~.
states thst, no shifting has occurred Sjni,eSd
the haiilejof Sui 1rao .soi1To ngiiGfraaos
Ths'i allied troops oontiahs TO eros :ths
f'vsr Aiacio without molsssaaion lfom tn
'n TSs seeio a.N, .,o,.oo 1 had =, 4
. 3jJIlftF Uk.5s I49kCI3Gstf-
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.C.AEAP EDITION.

OF Tnr Il
LITERARY GAZETTE
AND FAMILY PICTORIAL,
Published monthly. 81 "a.
Marie Louise uank,ns h Fannie Loeeloy &
Under tie immediate superintsrdsnes q sd
COL. c.. ASHTON HAWKING,
- Aud ssnt BY man IS
E: 1;x,,: % -. S9t at: = !, xEAR
oaly 30 cents = year.
Postage only six esnts year, whsn pstd ssax- :,
-E&4 tsrly in advances. % ha@3eE q. -
TIRE casArEs1 FAMILY PAP4R N .fstR wopt0
Ths lstsst rslisbls FASHION PLATES. s
Dress Pattssna, assful and osnamsntsl Needle
Work Diagrams. aaA Inbseid.r.y Desste.. Il. :
every number. .l.r .T5s.s .oG ILl ~ al sJ &
raE BEST WRITERS, TIE Best sro1zx1s
AND MOST ENoRAvIxoa. .wor = :
epssimen co. dss sens free Of postage, -
oe;n3 ,aes.isai & ~. ssSss,jIssssSd 49,
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world, and now w see the nations Of Flu.
ripe, inspired BY our example, and aided BY
the same great nation that the Almighty
summoned 10 our assistance, risin. and
tra'npling under foot the armies and powers
Of doxpots and t:ran,s. gaa49fte nj 5,gar
Italia is again. after the lapse of hundrsdd
Of years, to be an independent and units+
na:ion-to sing her songs Of freedom and
enjoy the perma ent fruits OF constitutions
liberty. VIII" doubts it :? For h rsons tno
light ~ only men determined t. bs free car
light, and the tel Of Mon.ebeilo, like gu,
Bunker :iili, is already their proud land
mark in the path Of liberty and org. 81.
Thus the workings Of our revolution are
still rfe I. and will never cease. Whom a...I
where, and how. is not for Us to know. mel.
lheris it necessary. II is enough for u, thai
The aqspicious day, whose anniversary VI.
nave assembled to celebrate-whose hearyy..
|en!y flames W. and our children will
through all time. c,ntinue annually to re-
vivs in our sbo>"'ns, was the beginning a
t lis greet worl All therefore We say, tlaij
au>p'clouS day, t,.a e,nancipated US. and will
enanc'pate The, world. Hail mos: glorioi,,
Is:a Of the worlds history. We rejoice, witt
Joy unspeakabie again to witness thy return
!: or snail our Joy ~ alleged BY apprehension
..r fear, for the rec Elections and emotions il
this day rsv,'es shail lispsr>e those m,.lter
|ins, c.ouds Ii . the nists Of the night beor'
tue rising sun. .oal .le.fz>.ner. s,s,;f.,,sa.,
Let us return to the g.oriens soldiers Q
the revolution. who. at the call Of ,thsil
country. left the dear cnjnymcDts and ties,o
home and family t, brave ,ha horrors IL war
They are passing awaf-bdt . small mum
Der OF them. now are loft Welwlso nowoc
Icupy the active sage Of life: have seen thei,
nobletsouls. one alter ono, deparklg X jsf,
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