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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-16

BoILER ExPLosIoN The boiler Of the en-
gine used by Messrs. Purdy Loomis of At
water Station, in manufacturing stone ware,
exploded at about ten o'clock on Thursday,
A. N. Oath inst. }, shattering the building,
and instantly killing the engineer, Robert
Alexander. It is said that he had allowed
the water to become very low, and had just
started the pumps when the explosion took
place. There were several other men ct
work in the building at the time, but none
of them were injured. A Mr.. Chapel, one of
the employees narrowly escaped, having
by ehaEca stopped down for some purpose
when a large fragment passed few inches
over his head, The deceased is q young man
leaving only a wife, who was absent at the
time. He was resident Of Atwater. His
death seems to be attributable to his own
carslessness alone. II..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-16
Historical Address,

BY GEN. L. V. BIERcE, OF AKRON.
[ Read at the Pioneer Celebration at Newburgh,
Wednesday, June 18th, 1850.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-16

Preaching as usual, by the Pastor, sunda,
at IO1f o'elaok A. NJ, and X NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-16

great Inducements odeTed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-25
Origin OF Lynch Law.

All Of onr readers have heard Of Lynch
Law, but all Of them may not be acquaInt-
ed with the origin Of the term. The fol-
lowing account Of ii is taken from the
"IlistoricaI Collections of Virginia. By
Henry Hone
Col. Charles Lynch, a brother OF the
founder OF Lynchburg, Va, was an officer
of the American Revolution. His resi-
dence was on the Sianntor, in the south
western part of this (Campbel) county,
now the seat Of his grandson, Charles
Henry Lynch, esq. At that time this
country was very thinIy settled. and in
tested by lawless band of territorial des-
peradoes. The necessity Of the case IN
volved desperate measures, and Col.
Lynch. then leading Wing, apPrehended
and had them punished without any su.
perfuous legal ceremony. Hence the
origin Of the term Lynch Law" This
practice Of lynshing, continued for years
after the war. and was applied 10 many
cases of mere suspicion Of guilt. which
could not be regularly proven In 1892,
says Wirts Life of Henry, There were
MANY sui,s on the South Jane:
River, for infcliug Lynch -aw."
At the battle Of GuiIford Cour; House.;
regiment Of rifemen, raised in this par
4 of the State, under the command ut Col
Lynch, behaved with much gallaniry
The Colonel died soon after the close o
the war. Charles Lynch, Governor o
Mississippi was his son.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-25
A Big Snake.

~
a parry VI ''.'" nun o. 'osoP"' ''''
~hIIe ou' huh'InS III 'nS' V'cih''y' near
one oil their dogs grow an" 'nen now:
short distance IN !HicSe'' sno on running
lnl'heF they iounu MIN ID 'ne col OF
huge serpent l"ey soon h'I's" ne
snake when measures over ''''N '7T' ~ ~
'PhgIn' ne poor cog was 50 od"'y
croshea 'ha' '"ey ia" 10 Inoo' III" |" pa
hIm ou' OF MS misery ! ne a'o'e i'oh'
The Hannibal MrS'en!'F' % SATURDAY 'aS''
Is cof'ec' :" 'a' Is ]" goes re snake i
u"uoUo" 81! '"e one "N'' eS'"Peu IL''"'
Ma0'e Aenagene last summer IN Nan
Sas' II measured ln-'o&" "I 'n'''Y 'Tt''
iorly.'Wo ttri three an' a haIi inches III
length ana vas '"eny->even inches IN
circumference AROUND me Iarges' part OF
the body 1t vas Killed on the hISt m
slant oy MT. IllIl ana ntheIs q ms c''y'
The cries OF Nix. Chtt dog hrst aiirac-
ted his attention, and brought him 10 the
spor, and having nothing with him but a
double barreIed shot gun loaded with bird
shot, he discharged both loads at his snake,
SLIP, but without etiecunG muCh. ana
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-25

Benjamin Rush Floyd. of WyiheviilH,
Va. died suddenly in Washington city,
on Thursday last. He was son of the
lat Governor Floyd, and BROTHER of Tie
present Secretary of War. He was one
Of The most esumable Of her citizens in
private life. He fell deal while in the
act of packing his trunk, to start for Rich,
mnni, 10 attend the Democratic Conven'
finn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-25

PRoFITABLE.-The San Antonio Tex
as) Herald mentions gentleman who 'ooh
charge Of flock Of sheep in 1886. valued
a, four thousand dollars, and that, by dill
jgence and good fortune. had made that
stock worth forty thousand dollars.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-25
DENTAL NOTICE.

ar. PIERCE Of Charlesiown. Va. will
~ visit Shepherdsiovn. Professionally
on or about the 22nd Of February, and re-
main about ten days.
Feb. Is, 1850. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-25

The Senate of Alabama, have passed
Join, re solution appropriains $4,000 tor
the relief Of Virginia in paying the expen'
Sos or.Ihe llarper's Ferry affair.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-25

o. We have receive book from the
publishing house of &. G.. Evans, PhiIa.
dplphia. entitled "Ncmoirs of Robert
. H0udin,' the Ambassador, Author and
/ Cnujurer. 1t is certainly very interest.
ing work, and gives a full d srriptinn, as
well as sone very interesting accounts OF
his humorous and venturesome lie. !, IS
neatly gotten up, bound in cloth, and will
he sent 10 any person in the United States
Including handsome Gift, upnm rrcei
Of 81 and 81 cents to prepay pos'@gr, t"
G.. G. Evans, 439 Chestnut street. Phlla.
deIpbia.
We have also received from the same
publisher, very handsomely bound book
entitled "Liff and Times Of COL Dan-
jei B3onp." 1t gives full description Of
his whole life, as well as the lives Of his
family. and ,hrir hair.breadIh escapes from
he Indians, and comprises History Of
he early settlements Of Kennrky, Mis-
souri,, &C., to which is added Col Boone 5
Autobiography complete, and is illnsrra-
ted with Engravings from original draw
irgs. Ii is certainly one Of the most in
lercsting works of the kind We have ever
read. 1t is sent TO any person, including
handsome Gift, upon receipt OF s and
p cents to prepay postage, by the pub
Usher. G. G. Evans, 439, Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
In connection with the above notices,
we would commend all who are in vans
of Books, 10 ibis establishment. TO
such. Mr. Evans will prove to be very
prompt. ohliging and liberal dcalc-. He
has also the larges, Establishment Of the
kind in the Eastern cities. lie viii
promptly forward Books of every descrip.
ton, no matter Whist kind or lone, so they
sre moral, TO any person in The United
States. upon the receipt OF the price and
in Ill his dealings he viii be found as
prompt and regular as cIorkwork. His
low prices and fair inducements TOO, are
winning him large AMI extensive trade
throughout the whole United SIaes.-|
Send for a catalogue, in which you will
find that he keeps the largest and mosI
extensive assotGmeHl Of Books and Jewel /
~ in the Eastern cities. We have dealt
with him for several years and have al
ways found him to De true 10 the very let
ter. We invite especial attention 10 bis
in another column. and the |.
description Of new works just published,
on the Isl page OF to-day's paper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-25

Application for MsrcY.-Lawyer Sen
nou Is to appear before the Legislative
Committee. AT Richmond, in behalf OF
Stevens, with view Of obtaining par,
den. Mr. Sennou goes upon the invita-.
tnn Of Gov. Letcher, with the promise
tina. tie subject shall receive his carc;u'
alrnron. The Judge and the ProsecU-
ting Attorney who tried tie case Will unite
In The application for mercy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-25

HoNoR To JEFFERSON County 10
.sARhSHc U,trran of this place, who was
fsstsfTl elected Principal of hourishing
Academy in South Alabama, has been re.
Gently elected Isl Lieutenant in Volun-
1eer Company, known as the "Lowndes,
borough Guards" forming part of the
"Vullnle"r Corps" Of the Safe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-25

o. The Feslivity held by the ladies oi
,he Presbyterian church, closed on Thurs
day night last, realizing very handsome
prnfi's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-25

o. On Wednesday last, 22rd day OF
February, l2S years ago, the eyes Of The
Father Of his Country" first opened up
on the light Of that land he was born tn
redeem and with bin was born the great
truth that man was capable Of governing
hinseIf Kings and Monarchs had new
er dreamed Of such a monslrous idea {;
AMI il was left for Geo. Washington, to
demonstrate to the world that "man was
made and capable Of self government.
Since The formation Of our Governments
no country has ever gone through more
wonderful changes, and none have ever
arrived al tina, perfection, TO which our
own now assimilates.
The day in the morning was cIondy,
and il ya,ned very hard. bu; before the SUI
had reached his zenith the clouds dis
pcGsed and left us clear unClnuded sky.
y lie emtlematic Of our country history
a frs, doubs aid clouds enveIoped the
little band, struggling in the cause Of Free
dom but a change came clouds and
doubts passed away and the sun OF pros
pr,i,y burst upon us in all his midday gIo
". The "Hamtramrk Guards" and Shep
herG>rown Cavalry paraded in the
afternoon and Criswells Comet Band,
djscourseJ music. mich to enlivening of
the ciIizens the ladies feast over Moul-
drr's store in line evening, would up the
day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-25

description of new works just published,
on The Isl page OF to,day's paper.
REPUBLICANS CoNvENTioN.-The Wheel
ing va } IntrlIgencel contains 'he pro-
ceedings of "RrpubIIcau meeting held
in Hancock county,Va., (lhe psn-handle,)
which appointed delegates to a "grneral'
convention to be held in Wheeling on the
oath of March.
COMMITTED -Gov. Letcher has com
muled lhe sentence Of Jerry,-lhe negro
who was corhned in the jill OF this place
under sentence of death. and had him mo-
we'd 10 Rich mond on the Sth inst Clarke
JOurnGt.
Petitions are now in circulation in IVES
Iiern-Pennsy !yana. for presentation 10 the
Legislature, praying the adoption Of some
measure 10 prevent the increase Of the Tree
negro population in that State. One
clause reads thus "If your honorable
body has not the power TO proven, their
emigration to this Stale, we would prefer
slave code
Death at the Nourncrs Bench
MIS-. Mccormick, mother of the coroner
Of Dsuphn county, Pa, while engaged il
devotion at the "mourner's bench" IN the
United Brethren Church, at Highspire
last Thursday evening, suddenly fill tc
the floor in fit, and expired IN five min
ules time.
Serious Fire IN Frederick, Md.-Thc
Herald says that about twenty rooms il
the back building of the City Hotel. il
Frederick, were destroyed by fire oil
Thursday night, last, The roofs OF TIT
main buiding were covered with snow
which, together with The skill aud efhci
ency ofthe 6remen. prevented the sprea'
Of The flames to that and adjoining bull
j, dngs. The loss and damage susialne
ny Messrs. Mcpherson e. Need. the pro
pretors. is estimated al 81 900, covere
by insurance.
Stephen Whitney the weallhiesl riljze
of New York city, except M. As,or.
dead. Ills estole is valued at five million
Of dol RS.
! Both b, ancS~s ofthe Virginia Legi~l;
,ureIave passed the bill to pay the nte
. est on the guaranteed bonds Of the Ches;
peake and Ohio canal.
There is chap in Jail in Chicago, VII
: is awaiting trial for having married an
n deserted eleven wives-trisls enoug
Il without an extra one, says the Boslo
j. Post,
II The eIJes, son of Mr.. Upton Rou
kuIp. of Hagerslown, Md, was seriousI
>, injured on Saturday, week last. while I
dag horse. The horse threw bin at
- then fell on min.
&c AN ExcusE.-A family in Utica havir
lie reasons for suspectng the bon sly OF the
II "hired g!rl.' gave her weeks nonce
Re leave. The time expired, the girl "
l. packing up, when he laiy Of the hou
Il missed some articles If under rlothIn
On searching the guPs trunk three Of t!
a missing garments were found. The g
Or excused herself by saying that her nj
n lreSs told her i" -" ard shJt for hersel
which she accprdingl y dit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-25

TEMPERANCE ADDRESS The Rev. L.
". .3airems' address on Wednesday
night last upon the subject of Temper
aure. is certainly enulled TO the hghesl
commentator. ll's treatment Of the
subject was entirely new, and enforced
with manner so peculiar TO the Doctor:
it must have brought conviction to the
mind o. every one who had the pleasure
OF listening to him. The address ought
certainly to be published, and we feel as,
sared that if the Thing is not already in
contemplation, steps wiz be taken 10 So
lci, for publication. 1t cannot fail TO be
productive OF mach good, and we hope
,ha, ere long we shall have the pleasure
of reajing it in print.
Rev. / Gibson also addressed the au-
dence in short, but neat, appropriate
and well conceived address.
6cp The prisoners Stevens and Haz-
le,, the lat victims pr the John Brown
raid, are kept in the closest confinement
Stevens says he fe{ ls more cheerful and
resigned than he eve expected 10 be IN
der the circumstance Of his trying posi-
ton, and remarked Isl week that con-
seriousness Of suffering in a good cause is
sufficient consolation HazleIt, on Ihe
cnnrrArv,is very low ipirlted, and declares
he won'd infinitely prefer the wlid' OF
Kansas to his present. posirion.f Unless
the Legislature recomhends the c"mmu
talion of their punis pment 10 imprison
ment for life, there is 10 probability o
Executive interference.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15
ruEREAcIloN LIZ TIE NORTH.

\ correspondent Of the "''Yeston
News. writing from Philadelphia On 'h'
2lst says;
Mrssns EpiroRs Gould yon have been
ou Chestnut street last night, aud witness
ea the GRAND demonstration OF the season.
| am sure your hearts would have pa p'
tated W th jey At the sight OF sueh s'o'
ri,ns suectaclc. Indeed, # the gallant
,oung orator Of Kentucky himself, eou'd
have been present, and seen what saw
and heard wha, heard, he must nave
,plt an honest degree Of pride N suoh M
pi.tnkublc evidences Of the high appr',,
eiat,o, the citizens Of Philadelphia hoid
him IL. -.
In one Of my sketches, few weeks ago
| branded Philadelphia as Linc''n
most SO it apperaed 10 me at the t'me'
for had seen but one side OF the picture.
/ an, now heartily within. q rcca,i lua,
cnpn,men. and say tina, this hallowen
.,,euud ON which was framed the 'nstf"'
men, ina, has given us our present ''e''
,v--our happiness and which IA. ea' u,
M 10 be recognized ~ one,oi we "'s.
nowofs on the habitable globe, 20 no'
wholly given nr 10 n. enemy e"' On ''e
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contrary. rejoice Will, exceeding great

,
joy y IA finding that so much Of the good
old stock is left 20 guard the gates Of the
Union.
/. The Grafton | refer to. was the opening
Of the Hall Of the National Democratic
Association, Ia honor Vt Breckenridge and
Lane. Notwithstanding the oppressive
heat, the mammoth Hall was filed 10
OVERLOOKING, and hundreds lett, unable t.
gain admission. The largest oco-sion
! thjuk | hay" evgi Witnessed, marched
up CAcsnHt stree, 10 the Hall On the cor
uer Of Tenth street When the head o..
the procession passed the corner 1l Fifth
street and Chesnut, where'I was standing
at the time, you could see blaze Of torch
lights and transpatcuciCs iut a great DIS
lance down She street. tits impossible
"a desciibc tho enthusiasm on thr occ,.
sion ! noticed also, that this great pro-
ccsai9n was not half made mp Of uays, AZ
IS the usual custom; but list every oue
who carried = torch, BANNER, OF badge,
was a solid man, whose age vii give
him the power Of voice at ep5Il5 next
November.
Thcn follows brief report Of. the
speeches, which were all that Southern
man could ask on desire
The intelligence from the Nofla sn
States shows that Breckenridge aud state
equality are gaining ground everywhere
in that region. despite the denunciatious
Of the Douglas and olleveretts, who
proclaim the true democracy band Of
pro.lgvcry disunionists.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15
Administra.ors1 Notice.

I FILTERS Of Administration we're granted 10
II the Undersigned at the July term Of the
County Court OF Harrison county, pertaining to
the estates Of deceased persons, ou the estate u
II. 7 spibcy. ceased
This {, therefore to noiify all prisons having
claims against siil tate to present the same
for payment, within the time prescribed by las
Snd those inhibited 10 make Immediate payment
WM. ALLEN, Admir-
Aug "a. s60 aG-wG
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15
Monday. September 8.


NeP0'ia'i0ns a:e now pending 70 -'iace b
every department, rro. ,-ors Il The highest qIa'-
ifcaiions aad 4 tired both by oducation std
experience. 70 "a. t'ef positions
The .a'ar ra'l t. Professors arr such az 20
comnlhd ,A.b Il talent aud no pains or OK.
pea.o slull Co., spited to ma,a tacir school. we'll
worthy DE- patronage oi au educated and intel
liy'nt community
Ihc uiiou fe. have been reduced By ,ac
Board OF trustee, aaI liked At thu f.,lowug
rate. viz:
Ab".nt Inn naees. uahemaiici, The
,., IS iru. . evil aud Military .Eu-
e Y+...s. I1li Fosi.haatiou., per seq
#......... .... $50 90
In hpuuu,- Geography Authme-
I'll, II .tary. DC. '......... 20 90
Pru.y 90 .......=....#. ...... Is 90
F., ID 'Y.r.e bgllIng =.,.......,.. | 90
Moo RS hts5rA9e, -llearafirth there will
brIa .st.a,hafp, or ,hem in this Institution
d. ~. g. Agary gentleman who spent some
lwa M continent % tuUp' has, charge "
iL D Is. tH.t, ami also of tho Grc * c'a-,'-
T. = BASS PAENprSr.
S,4aa-.. pit lsGa'
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NOTICE.,

I HAVE removed TO Jefferson and would
] respectfully INTERN all hose indebted to me,
that they will ind their accounts IN the hands Of
Judge Joln r i illans, who IA instructed TO
collect them without delay My necessities de-
mand speedy collections
: JACOBS.
August %. 800 49.N
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THE ABOLITION PLOT.

without note or comment.
DENrJS CnEtK, July 3, 1860
DIAN SR:-A painful absccss or my
nsht thumb, is my apology for not writ.
ing at Anderson Our gIntious cause H.
progressing finely. as la South as Brcn.
ham there parted with BIO Wenplcr /;
he went still further south hc will do
good wherever he goes. trayclcd up
through the frontier committees, part # the
time under a fictitious name found
many who had been initiated. and under
stand The Mystic-Retl met with a good
number Ut our friends near Georgetown !;
We held consultation aud wcto upaul-
mou-'y ui opinion that We should be eau
tiuus &C ourn assaciates most Of them
are desperate characters, aud may bctray
~, as thcr. are slave holders among
them, aud value poor negro much higher
than a horse The only good they W do
us will he destroying towns, mill, etc,
which is uut only hope ia Texas at pres
cnt IT we tan break southern merchants
and miilcrs. and have tlc.r places filed
hy honest Republicans, Texas viii be an
cay Iiry,.i II we ouly do our duty All
wa+t,d for the time being, is control of
trade Trade assisted by preaching and
teaching. VIII sJua control pubic~ pm
ion. Public opinion is mighty, and Will
prevail Lincoln viii certainly he elect
ed wc w'i then have the Indian Nation,
coat what it will Sqnlttrr sovereignty
will prevail there as 1t has ~ Kansas +,
that accomplished, have at least one more
step to tako--but one more struggle 10
mukc--thut is. f,ce Texas. We wlll then
have a Connected link from the Lakes 20
lis Gulf slavery will then be surround
Cd by lapd and hy w.,lcri and sIon sting
itseI t. dcy.th lrepcat, lo'as we must
nave. and our only chance rs ~ break mp
the pre-, ut mhahl ants, IN whatever way
We can. aud il must be done Som" Of
%, w.Ii most as-ntcdly suller IN accom-
I.-mug our object, bnt our Heavenly
Eathrr ,.il reward Us for assisting HIM
in t.tottug ont tie creates. curse u outh.
Il would bc lmpussltlc iig Us t. do uH act
that Is rs blasphcmous IN the sight Of
God a. holding hltves We must lr,vc
frequent constitutions with our cplurcd
friends (Lrt yuur meetings bc in the
uiEhtl Impress upan their clpudci IN.
toiiecis the blessings f freedom, induce
all - ltays You en- oar arrangements
lHs gacls Accommodation g. - \HgtA arr
better th4u~tey have hceu, bar uot SO
good as ! would ike We need mo,e
agents. Y;h iacd and ifavoHug | VIII
send uui travelling agents whru | got
nome lou must appoint a local agent
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15
NEW WINTER GDODs.

MN WIZ IFN NN7VON'
WE would say 10 ,hc citizens Of llsrfison
w and adjoining counties chat We haze just
received very large sarp,y Of Fal snd WIN
ter Plantation & DDS such rs
kcrsev.. with all Wool Filling
liusc,s. with al Wool Filling.
Nero BMns.is. Blue and White
Striped Domestic
Striped Lowell
Also, sery large 10, Of Bed Ticking for
Mattress. ard Feathers.
we invite An examination OF our stock and
rrsc.s promising to sell on terms 10 salt the
BRADVIrID 4 TALLY
Sers a ieet
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Notions JewcifJ School Miscellaneous.
ryANV ALTON G0oDS. etc. cite, exc.

ARE NOW RECEIVING
" mos and stock ha lrsaa
ia mafa- We hau j this tals f d cos
end eoi in Eastern Texas traded 5lui It's
- -1pp'n ~
b. %
furnish patronage
GOODS n q
u a o il 10 n
- a. &c d
To and
hal ia a
Gop3 n a WI his Orleans
Oh hsal5 pl5c Die
euIl an
quality Clerks a g., M
anc lt li htruses saft
vol. % 4 H. 20 t ID. our b
: Jaaipr @ GREGG 6 20
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ron sAt.f..i.
MOTTO t,..

NJ II III.
ETnNTTu III. FOR SALE.
a Large lot IT FtkNlIt RE- for sale
n over -anlars Il sears Dug store, con
sistins ol dnrni kinds Of beds,cahs- Baby
crib.. T.b.s % d.A rent kinds >aics OF yaricu'
.z,s ard nriges, and a io' q clcgan, and bennti-
tai walnut EoaAca.e Desks, which we ct'cs
tlitAp.
We think We can make i the ,nteres, Of every
one wisiuny these articles ia give IA a call, and
examine Tor themselves, feeling assured that zee
can satisfy them, both IN regard to qaallly ond
prices.
Marshall Sept s, 1880
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w 'ulN~ my IhfN "H' '''' 80
tins Aug lsh. 1851
r NJ MATTHEWS, Dep & G. c. L.
We should like TO know something OF
the character ol the men who found. OF
u,ctcnd to have found the foregoing let
ter Whde all Tie evidences elected IN
tins state point TO the existence OF an
abolition plot such rs is here detailed u
is not very probable that a nai'cngaeed
in such busigcss, would be 50 cn'r'css
as to drop a lcttcrrcyealing it with such
n,inuteness The affair looks suspicious.