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!, NOTICE TO WATCHMAKERsI

IA AND JEWELLERS.-A FELDHAUS, I27
~ Broad street, opposite Fredericksburg
K. Depot, offers for sale on the mos. accom-
modating terms, his entire stock hand at and be-
low COST to close business. Up to this time, my bu
slness at this stand has bean successful one and
but for my failing health, I should never wish to
exchange this stand for any other in this city
Those interested in good situation will do well TO
call soon AMI secure bar gain. such as has never
before been offered. NH a-lms
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FAInMoST BANK, April 18th, 1859.
To his Excelency HENRY A. WISE,
Governor Of the State of Virginia:
do hereby certify that in compliance with the
provisions of the act of the General Assembly of
Virginia, passed the I'd day of April, 1855, this
Bank has made arrangements with the Merchants
Bank of Baltimore, ia the city of Baltimore, in
the State of Maryland, to act its agent, to re-
deem its issue at the rate of discount of one.fourth
of one per cent, as required by said act.
Given under my hand and seal this, 18th of
April, 1859. ISAAC HOLMAN,
President, pro tenn
STATE OF VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF MARION, ro.wIr:
This day Thomas +. Conawsy, Cashier of the
Fairmout Bank, personally appeared before me, a
Notary Public in and for said county, aud made
oath that the foregoing statement of the condition
of said Bank on the LIST day of April, 1850 is cor.
rect.
Given under my hand this 18th day of April,
1859. A. s. HAYDEN, n. P.
BANK OF H0WARDSVILLE. }
HowARDsvILLE, Va April 9th 1859
His Excellency HENRY A. WISE, Governor of
Virginia:
Dear Sir-I herewith enclose statement of the
with LIST day of April 1885, as also its condition on
d. J. HARTsOOK, Cashier.
Statement Of the Condition Of the Bank Of Ho,cords-
rifle, "a, LIST april, 1859, compared nth lst
april, 1858.
April !, 80. April !, '5s.
RESOURCES
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RI TO COONTRY MEWGHANTS.-

RI To COUNTRY MEKGHANTS:-.-
SPRING STOCK or BOOTS. SHoEs.
TRUNKS, Ac My stock Of the above uoJas'
which have, witlAn the last lew We wes hs.
ING received by every arrival and will In lev aay
be In store ready for the inspection Of pufcn &
have spared paths in the selection o. msr
chants IL has been bought on the best tein, q.
first hands, with view to the retail tLaae, nnd
auently the sizes well as the Quality q .ne
will commend tito the favorable nosice OF tnetSns
Wishing 70 purcbase for their retail saIes .e
buying for cash viii nd NJ !. g srMsn ain q
snen aasa"S"so =" JOHN C. PAGE. in,
- ~. ao,r. ahove Thea Il. Price Co
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% CHINA, GLASS AND EARTH

L. " D
now in receipt of his spring stock Of goods,
mostly of his own Importation, embracing great
variety of white gilt. and decorated China; white
and shapes; blue edged &C and Dipt Ware, selected
expressly for the jobbing trade; Cut and Prefsed
and BRITANNIA Ice Pitchers, Castors, Spoons and
Forks. Also, fine assortment of Walters, Tabl.
Cutlery. Japanned Ware, &C., DC. He feels assured
he can sell goods low any Jobbing house at the
North. An examination of his stock is respectfully
solicited. NH l0-2m
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CONDITION OF VIRGINIA BANKS.
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND. April l2, 1859.
Te His ExceIlency. II A WEI, Governor Of Va
sir-In obedicnce to law, herewith transmit
statement Of the condition Of the Rarmers' Bank
of,virgna. and its Branches - 10 appeared on the
.st inst; together with comparative statement Of
It's condition on the st of April, 1885, and on the lst
Of April lAs9 - - 49, -
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
al ]. A. SMITH, Cashier.
obmparatire Natsof the Fdrnsers' Bank Of Vira,nfo
s,css.d.,g M< branches, isfdey If april, 1855, and
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FAIRMONT BANK. ]

FAIRM0NT BANK,
FAIRMoST, April 18th 1859 !
| To his Exc cheney HENRY A. Wise, Governor of
Virginia.:
Dear SRI enclose statement showing the cons
| ditou of this Bank on the LIST of April, 1859, as
required by law, and am, with great respect,
Your most obedient servant,
THOS. +. C0NAWAY, cashier.
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LEWIS LYMAN, -

Importer of WATCHES @
AAe AID JEWELRY, Wholesale aud Retail re-
spectfuily informs the public that he hna
Just returned from the North with an elegant as.
eortment OF English, SWISS and American WATCH.
Ee, the movements Of which cannet be sycelled for
correct keepers. Also. complete assortment OF
JEWELkn. Silver spoons, Gold and Silver srecta-
sold "a low any importing house In this con try
LEWIS LYMAN, es Main Sc
Watches and Jewelry repaired by skifful work,
NH Ism
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1859. SPRING TRADE. 1859
DOBERT J. DENNY, Dealer in Hard
1869

~ ware, Cutlery, FOOLS, &C, embracing every va
riety of articles adapted for Builders, Msehinisss
and Rousekeepers. No 2o5 Main street, aoore tho
Banks.
have now In store the largest aud most complete
stock of English, German aud American Hardware,
have hal the pleasure to offer, AID resp ct'
fully invite all in want to examine the satae before
purchasing elsewhere. Ny goods are fresh, ana
having been purchased exclusively for cash. am
prepared to offer them upon the lowest terms.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
BUILDI,d MATEnIALS
To lis OF ALL KINDS
have also the Agency here for the Baltimore
Steam, Water and Gas Cocks. Steam Whistles. and
Brass Work generally, at short notice.
orders carefully and promptly ATTENDED %;
NH 20 25 Main ct, ADORE the Banks.
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NOTICE TO CONTKACTOR8.-Ssalsd

NOTICE To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ proposals. for the grading and masonry q toe
extension Of the Roanoke Valley ka!irsa0s Hn9 1
Clarksyille 70 Keysvile. on the Ricnmona ~
Da1yilie Railroad will be received 3 tne Smcs %
the Company In ClArksville until The LIN aAy.-
The road will be 80 miles long.
Plans and specifications may % sen ~ StASAs
vile on and after tho Sth Mar. ur~spv
Lss.srs O. inquiry may b sddsss,sa g k.,sssd
Ctarksville, Va. or 10 me. - Ohrtseansvns t0s
Once. Mecklenburg county. va:,,.~ :, u...s.
ELOUk, POTATOE0, SYRUP. n. 3.
= RUM. WINES and BRANDIMe; On $500 e
msnt, . lot Of prime fresh KEusnd tn hSs az
IL SSis hne White NRRCIR r0rAxo1
100 bbls PORTLAND eYnvf ~ monen csoSsFs
H n; P Fort herr. Ssisxs - Kiiss WINES
Fine RRANDIk9
,od 4; y. Y ssdssss.a . I: s,s IT..
EOE r1Tf CR1xP--A lseee.4 haad
aprhe Dssy aad nssnsls ApSss = - = ~
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ooRxEa or 6rH AND MAIN sIs. 90 .ho.s IN
want To- our stock on hand which consists OF the
largest and best anished assortment OF MONUMENTS
Tombs head Pieces. Nantes, &c, to DC louna u
TO order. Of the best quality. italian or American
Marble. p...r.,
- .. n sS,,ars e25-3m
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pOTATOE1.-We call the attention
lovers OF good Irish Potatoes to large lot jus
arrived by schooner Rough and Ready As:to quail
~ and size. they have bean pronounced very supe'
rior; AUbTIN GENTRY, Com Merchants,
mn 10 Market Place Fran kiln e.
THE MOTHERS FRIEND II have
~, Just received . now supply Of Mrs.. Railey's
nuranE Bottles for Infants These ingeuius bot
s IL are superseding al others now 70 uss. 1or
sAio py HI PIC n.
- y Corner Main and nth Sta
a u. CHALKLEY, Dealer in Leath-
Os er, Shoe yiudinen q rAnnersr TooIs - I
and Importer Of French Csi SKIM, isth strsst s.
tween Ms,n ana Cary. tichnaond. Va. II nov 10 -.
ceipt Of large and excellent stock Of goods apper
aiming g his businApe - whleh ~ in,ee - etsg
ton ol Ell in Esnt. 3 her ptl ~ pold Why Low
t0h GAZE, 81 e punntuat 0HetomegH
nh -daaAessS Q " CHALkLkts
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We believe the shove statement to be cor
LID M0RRALI
ePgNOER DAYTON
JAS w HAINES,
ELAN D TALBOT, Or
6AM'L WOODS,
PETER linn,

sfArE OF VIReINIA-BARBoCR CouNrY-r 70 wIr:
psep cerony Sst q me s sin .,
Mcrrsil. Gem missioner 10 the Circuit Court OF said
county s.d msde cath that the hove and foregoing
statement contains the true condition OF raid Bank
- the test Of hfs know ledge and belief -
eiysn under my haud this 6eh day OF APRIL 1885,
i AORRALL. oom'r, %.
slnaisiA-RAv aoun CounfY 10 WIT:
ms Gay. Mnrrall, President Of the Rank Of
tuhi,p.b - spRssrsd before me-. @ w Parrntt otary
.sh ~ nss1our eolpty. ard certified that the
49, y sanH q eeltimer~ y the eRept 81 NJ
n -: e reassn - clsculn&pg notss 8
iiysh andsr M Gala his 80 dsy Of Ann ,ssa
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C@k CAKKIAUES, CAKKIhGES.
HN The subscriber has on hand, at his
Uuacn Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Gary. C3th and 18th streetso
TEES, BAROUOHE5, BUGGIES with and without
tops. and sULkIEs-,all OF his own make, Of the
be sold as low as good work of the kind can be in
the city of Richmond, and respectfully ask cali
from those in want of any article in the Carriage
line as I am determined to make to order and to
sell at the lowest prices possible; and all work sold
that is new, warranted
NH 7-qm MICAJAH MAN6UM
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RICHARDSON & co.
~ DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
And keep for sale in quantities TO suit purchasers,
at their
Ware Rooms, No. 95 Main Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ALL KINDS OF
@ A r PIE r I'm S.
TINGS,
F FIss G az CLOTHS SHRTAIY s40ps
TABLE OIL CLOTHS
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS, &C.
They will have made to order,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. WINDOW CURTAINS
AND SHADES.
~ Our stock of Goods, as embraced in the card
above, is now complete, and the assortment varied
and attractive.
Buyers are invited to examine for themselves
ap 5-2mS RICHARDSON Il CO
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BANK OF PHILIPpI,
PHILLPPI, Virginia, Aprii Q. 1859 I
Hon. HENRY A.. WISE. Governor of Virginia
DEAR cir herewith enclose st stement of thi.
Bank, for quarIer ending 3Ist nit.
Very respectfully,
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STATE OF VIRGIN1A-CrrY or RICHMOND TO WIT:
J. A. Smith, Cashier of the Farmers' Bank Of virs
Justice of the Peace of the City aforesaid, and
made oath that the annexed statement made out
from the Books Of the Bank, and from the Quar-
terly Returns received from the Branches is cor.
rect, to the best Of his knowledge and belief.
Given nnder my band, this 18th day of April, $50
B. 7. T1NSLEY, j. p.
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TREDEGAR IRON WORKS.

l. RICHMOND, March 26, lS59,-The undersigned
have formed co-partnership, under the style of j.
r. ANDERSON CO., and will continue to manu-.
facture. at these works, and supply the following
articles, viz:
Bar Iron of all sizes
All descriptions of Railroad supplies-Chairs
Spikes Bridges, Bolts, &c
Freight Cara, with iron and wooden trucks
CASTINGS of Brass or iron
Wheesan Axles. fitted or separate
Locomotives
Stationary Engines of all sizes, for Depots, Wa
ter Stations, Pumping, &c
Portable Engines. for cav Mills and Grist Mills
All OF which We will sell on reasonable terms, and
of best quality. J II ANDERSON.
JOHN TANNER,
Z ARCHER,
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BACON. -l0 hhds. prime Sides and
~ ehcui<srs FensIyed and fpv sAla BIZ
~ E00lEeT0N TITZaRRALD
eW-A No II Pearl street,
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We, the undeTB1S ned, Directors Of the BaDk Of
Howardsville, have examined the annexed condi.
ton Of the said Bank and certify tn t we believe it
to te correct.
WATURNEK
wv ELSUM
ZACH LEWIS,
kW ELSOM
jos H TURNER,
On the I'd day of April, 1859 D j Hartsook.
Cashier of the Bank of Howardsvile, made oath be.
fore the subscriber Justice for the county of Al.
bemarl that the above statement is correct to the
best Of his knowledge and belief
WA TURNER JP
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s,s,;,oi IN formation rsqHsrsd in hs Quarterly Re
49,, ,snsrr he Extended Charter, March Il. 1851.
put 4"'' 1889, IsS9 1889.
February /. March -. April.
! Aggregate ebs
due by the
Hank and ,rs, "a rs
branches. ..,... 90 10 fE3f59 " s'@SS''
Outsta dinH
Debt due to
the Bank and * ssds bot 70
Branches SSH az 90 b.cof.Sto %
| iuiandbillsheid
by Bank aud sas xos "a 222s5l 81
Branches...,.. 2,e5.o 20
Foreign Bills
held By Bank .,, a, ia, 800 20 LOG. los 90
aud Branches .e9s.eoS W.
Leans TO Dircc-
| tors at Bank ,-os On -,osse1 40 ~. ~
and Branches XIV % 'S''"' " 49," W
Rpcce held py
BB, smss sas.7o7 ~ 1919 80 e3,,s,5 ~
Circulation OF
Brsnches.:-.. lseaea7 90 l.sssois 90 l.74ssss co
pspoeites in Bk
and Branches 2,sta2f9 ~ 1921 ,725 81 t9S SO
The undersigned. Directors Of the Farmers' Bank
Of Virginia, certify that the foregoing statement
has been examined and is believed to be correct
VIM. II. MACFARLALD,
N. c. READ,
THE0. ROBERTSON,
JAMES DUNLOP,
JN0. JONES,
J. r. ANDERSON,
r.. O. HASKINS.
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IRON STEEL TIM .u,,n ,,ou,
GILLIAN = DUNLOP,

PETERSBURG, VA,
Importers and Dealers In Iron, &c,
Invite the attention of railroads, merchants and
manufacturers, to their well assorted stock, COM
2rising-
English and Refined, best brands,
Sweedes and American Hammered, IRON
Round Square and Flat Bars. all sizes.
Wide Plough Iron, 6 to IL inches, tIRON.
Band, Hoop and Scroll, ell sizes,
Oval. Round. and all kinds of Car. IRON.
riage,
Cast, Shear, English and American Blister, Ger.
man. Spri1g, and Round Machine STEEL
TIN PLATES, BAR and PIC LEAD, and TIN
SHEET IRON. No 10 TO n
IA l6-aun
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.,,.,,,o, iasaymafson rsqnsrsd in e Quarterly Re
49,. nnrr he Erfsndof Charter, March Il. 1851.
P'' 1889. 1859. 1882.
February 1. March l. April Il
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A GREAT DISCOVERY l-QUERU'S
IA COD LIVER OIL JELLY The only genuine
Beware Of limitations The most effective and plea
SAINT mode of using Cod Liver OIL it contains IS per
cent of pure oil, and has been unquaifedly endors
cd by tho Now York Academy of Medicine
PENFOLD, PARKER MOWER,
Ag. nts. New York.
Sod by W PETERSON Richm'd, Va
ap 9-l2t and Druggists generally.
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and truly yours.
ODENHALL.
Late Prot. Norfolk NJ. Academy.

NORFOLK. May IL, 1854.
Dr. B. BURRow: Dear Sir-ln compliance with
your request cheerfuily state that have seen the
most remarkable success attend the administration
of your reliable medicine. TO patients in the Norfolk
City Aims House, and my opinion is, it should be
speedily introduced In all hospitals and charitable
inafitnfi0na. RAanacffullH Ynilra
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VUD THLLOW
CERTIFICATES:
NORFOLK LODGE. No. l.
WASHINGTON LODGE. No. 2. IOOF.

WASHINGTON LODGE, No.. 2. IOOF.
NORFOLK. July 26th 1858.
DR. BURRew: Dear Sir-In compliance with
your request. inform you for the benefit of the
public that brother of our Order John Jasper
was reported sick while stranger in this CITY, and
in consequence of bis destitute condition. had been
removed to the Hospital, where he was found by a
committee of this Lodge. suffering frem q disease
termed the Scrofula, or Kings EuiI. and in low a
state as to be pronounced py the attending physi.
clan incurabIe. On Recommendation of brother,
he was induced to try your Reliable Medicine and
in three weeks he declared cured, and left this
city for New York, and in our opinion his restora-
tior to health caused solely By the of your
Medicine.
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nIssOLUTIOE OF co PARTNER
~ sHIP.-The Co.Partnership of eTEARNS b
THURSTON is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent FRANKLIN sTEARNS viii settle up the
FRANKLIN STEARNa.
o>o-ts PHINEAS THURSTON.
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Tbo TtcIet tn Loratn.

The Elyria Democrat gives a glowing
account of the Republican county
meeting at Lorain. We quote that por-
ton of the account that refers to the
speeches of Judge Spalding and the
Hon. ID. x. Carter;
Gov. Chase was followed by r. P.
Spalding, who made a good speech, and
then spoiled it by showing his sore-head-
edness against Judge Gholson. He
said he did not speak for the Republi-
can party, but as an individual he was
not yet satisfied with Gholson.
He was at once followed by Carter
who made a glorious speech, and in.
dorsed Gholson up to the hub,
This Endorsement caused an over.
whelming burst of applause from tho
audience. Lorain Republicans arc mol
in the habit of helping the Black De
mocracy elect their candidates by divid
ing their own strength to accommodate
personal prejudice Lorain is a unit OF
the whole ticket.
But the day was one Of great ro
freshing. The music was excellent
the speeches good, and the hearts Of tn,
people rejoiced.
The army Of Republicans presen
went home with renewed vows aud NOR
determined spirit to roll up an unpre
cedentod majority at the October cleo
/ ton.
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The Importance Of having n Major
lty in the next Legislature.
Since the formation Of our State Gov
ernment, there has not been a more i'm
portant Legislature than the one we are
about to elect. IF the Democracy sue
ceed either by eleoting full Democrats,
or "half breeds" under pledges, the fol-
lowing results may be looked for with
absolute certainty:
/. The election Of George b. Pugh
to the u s. Senate, for the second term.
2. The districting Of the State so that
the Democracy will elect a mGority )t
the members to Congress from lho State
for the next ten years.
B. Such an arrangement Of the "Hoat'
| ing members" to be elected in the
next ten years as to give themselves the
advantage; whenever a u. S. Senator is
to be elected; and in that time, there arc
| FIVE to be elected.
4 Such a combination Of counties in.
to Senatorial Districts, as to give them
selves control Of that body, even against
a strong popular majority in the State
B. A reimbursement of the sub treas
urios, a continuation of the semi-aunua
payment Of taxes, and demand by the
State for increased payments in specie
while it gives to the people paper cur
reucy for the transaction Of their othel
business.
6. Two long sessions spent, at The eX
pense of the people, in getting up anoth
er miserable batch of partizap laws
such as we're enacted by the Denocrac.
last winter.
Now, we ask the people, if they ar
b willing that this state of things shoul
occur? Ifnot, you have it in your pow
er to prevent it. Elect a majority to tn
p Legislature who will put men in tn
f us. Senate representing your views
q and will not do as Pugh has dOne-mis
, representing his State Whowill Dis
trict the State combine counties, an
f distribute Floating members on tn
, principle ofjustice and equity to all
I Who will repeal the iniquitous sub
e treasury law, and pass law placing. .sai,
/ guards around the peoples money, al
S thorizing the taxes TO be collected al
e nually instead of semi-annually giyin
the people from the first of Januar
,, till the first Of April to pay them, an
demanding only from the people th
is currency which the State gives ther
II to meet their other liabilities; who aft
1t doing this, and passing such other Law
as are absolutely necessary for the GOO
)t government of our State, will adjour
ie come home, and render an account
1t their stewardship to their constituent
Q Lebanon Star.
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SfListGLIanrons.
Dogs Killing sheep.

Tn the cost Of loss in sheep, by the
dogs in Ohio, ia 1853, Licking county
has suffered most of all and next TO
that stands Belmont which has suffered
by death and injuries to Che amount of
So 589 in value, and 2,224in numbers,
killed aud wounded, which is 253 81
more than double the average of all the
counties i'm the State of Ohio. Now,
what offset is there TO an this waste of
life wool, mutton, and the produce chat
might otherwise have followed, had those
shocp been preserved; aud how much
less Of The euervating Influences OF dis
couragoment, to our hard-working far
mers, during these trying time52 Surely
dogs that kill sheep ought to be some
thing, or do something worthy Of such
q sacrifice, or they ought either to die,
or be sustained otherwise.
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ty what think you of Joilersonf In
his Notes on Virginia he says
"Can the liberties Of a nation be
thought secure when we have removed
their only frm basis--a conviction in
the minds Of the people that these lib
critics arc the gift Of Godl That they
are violated but by bis wrath2 Indeed
tremble for my country when reflect
that God is just, and that his justice
cannot sleep forever" " - = cit ISL
| still in our power to direct the process
/ of emancipation and deportation, peace
ably, and in such slow degrees as that
the evil will wear Of insonsibly and
their places be, part passu 8lledup with
white laborers IL, ON the contrary, nj
! (slavory) is leftto force itself %, human
nature must shuddcr at the prospect
held up"
IF looking on Slavery as a moral and
political evil, and being opposed to it's
extension, makes the Republican party
an Abolition party, then the resolution
passed by the assembled wisdom Of the
Democracy at Columbus, in l849, makes
them still a shade darker, for they were
lin favor Of eradicating the evil. Read;
"Resolycd, That the people of Ohio
now, AS THEY HAVE ALWAYS done, look
upon the institution of slavery AS AN
IEvIL, AND UNFAvOBABLE TO THE FULL
DEVELOPMENT OF FIRE INSTITUTIONS, and
that. entertaining these sentiments they
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New publications..

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ter Scott.-Forming the eleventh vol
ume of the cheap and popular weekly
publication Of the Waverley Novels for
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munity ninc-tenths of whom are obliged
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the works of Sir Walter Scott in the
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the same size, and are printed at the
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body in the land.