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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-01

9S Surgeon General WEBER. of this State
has on account Of sickness in bis family, felt il
his duty to resign. DR.. SAMUEL w. SMITH, oi
Columbus, has been appointed bis SUCCESSOR
Surgeon WEBER has been appointed to place
on the examining committee connected with the
pension department BY the commissioner Of peu-
.t.r.n
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Mr. II. d. KINGsLEY-Dear Sir: We feel It a duty owe
To r public state that Marshas CathOicon medicine
invaluable complaints cased under the head Of Female
eases We have used your Geenberg Medicine and have
been greatly benefited the ehy much 30, that the
ne double would have them. To the thousand Of
who suffering Um weaknesses would recommend
the Cnthocon panaeea, II gives strength to the
and enables each Of the of the bedy perform
their appropriate functions. Mrs W. CARTER,
Mrs. 4. f. WEEKS
Miss e. SW0RMSTEIT.
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wooD--Two feet seasoned wood. wanted at
this once. The cuticle Of our Familiar begins
TO hssnn's Crater aspect. snd his teeth threat
ep 10 ebAtisf warning to dsliOq snt subserb
bsfs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-01

GEN. WALLcAE. --Gen Lew Wallace has
notified the War Department hat be has
fully completed the work assigned to him
at Colum bus. Ohio, and that he is now
ready for another command.
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Strayed or Stolen

EROM the pasture in the township OF
saybrook, on the Case Farm, south Ridge, on the Sd
instant,
Two year old, medium size bay, Mare Colt,
with star In the forehead and hind foot white. liberal
will be given for the return of the colt for
Information that shall lead TO its recovery
3t669 B. W PERKINS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
INTERNAL REVENUE LICENSES

COLLECTIONS OFFICE INTERNAL 8EvENUE.
AsHTABrLA, Oct, 2sth, 1s62.
The undersigned Is prepared grant Licenses all per-
sons whose applications have been returned by the Assessor
Theodore Halt Esq Deputy Collector will be at tne Office
OF the Probate Judge in Jeerson Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday next with tie Licenses of persons residing In
the townships south OF the Ridge -.
Revenue Stamps for Bank Checks Express and Certificates
received and for sale. HENRY FASSErr u. = Collector
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f-V-The bave named ladies personally acquainted
with know that for years while lived IN Medina
they we're great sufferers Miss s. has been badly ae
that IL was difficulty she able to stand upon her
feet few bottles Of Cathoicon entirely cured her Of her
compas Nv vile received great benefit om this medicine
We recommend the Ladies' Of this county a safe and
efficient remedy for the many complaints they subject to-
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor CanGeld HERALD.
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NOTICE IN PARTITIoN.-Lucy NJ.

NOTICE IN PARTITION.-L Lucy NJ
1N Sweet, Ellen C. Sweet, Hannah Y. Sweet Lillian NJ.
Sweet Laura L. Sweet aud Jennie Sweet minor heirs Of
Sidney ". Sweet deceased Hannah C. Sweet widow Peeg
Sweet deceased Virginia W. Netcaf and Ezra Metcalt
Albert L. Sweet arhan c. Sweet Rusbrook Sweet Jessie
NJ Sweet. James W. Sweet, Latecia X. Sweet Amelia N.
Sweet and Emma D. Sweet heirs at law and legal epresen-
tition filed agars them the 22d day OF September
A. ID. 1862 Ia the Court Of Common Pleas, within
and for the County Of Ashtabula and Stats OF
Ohio by PembrokeS S. Sweetand pending wherein the
sid Pembroke y. Sweet, demands partition of the
following real estate 10 wit situate in the Township OF
abua in the County Of Ahtabua and State Of Ohio being
lot numter fteen in township number thirteen, In the
third range If Townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve and bounded and described as fol-
eighteen North number twelve Of old survey made
by Caleb Palmer and West LOT number tourteesu contain.
ing eighty three and twelve hundredh Of acre. be
the less excepting and reserving the track OF
The Cleveland Panrsvle Ashabula Rail Road said
lot hundred feet wde Also other piece of land situate
in the Township County and State aforesaid being In town
ship humber thirteen. in the third range Of Townships
Township 10 Range 81 In the Connecticut We Stern Reserve
and bounded and described follows, TO wit North BY tn
Ralph Mum, South by the lot 6rst atove described and
lands belonging to the estate of William Brown and by
lot numbe. eleven m OF Granger Tract B. B. Hunters survey
being lot number twelve 2 Of h. y. Hunters Ia
January and FEBRUARY A D. 1SI9 Containing sixty
and thirty sixty hundredhs (60 381O0 Of Of Land.
And that at the next term Of said Court the said Pembroke
Sweet will apply for order that partition may be made
sa i'd premises.
Dated this 22d day of September, A. D. 1862.
PEMBROKE S. SWEET, by
J. r. COOK, his Attorney
6i666
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AN INDIAN IN TIE REBEL CONGRESS.
Cherokee Indian has been admitted as a
delegate in the Rebel House of RePresen
TatiVes from the Cherokee Nation.
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30 When G'eal Brirnin fought Nnpnl
eoI., she made Bauk Of England notes legp
tender, aud The prrmlnm on gold rose Sc
high that 81 shilling pieces rose to o.
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Wright's Milinary Store
Still in Full Blast.

ECEIVED. and constantly receiving
LII the largest competes and Stock of Goods
brought into the county. The business will be continued
and conducted the extensive and liberal scale here
tofore All the contrary Notwithstanding Please
make "recoHosanee in force and for yonrelSes
GEO J. q. WRlGBI.
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Gen. Banks left Washington on tho 9Th,
for New York. To organize an important
expedition for the Son,h.
Heinizalman has heen put in command
Of the defences Of Washington during his
absence
Gen. Hooker rode into the city on Mon
day he will be able TO take commad in a
few davs.
The Washington Star Of the 27th saws
Gen. Mcclellan 10 dav removed his Head.
quarters TO the Virginia side ofthe Potomac
precisely where it may not he proper to
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"The Lay Of the Last Minstrel. !"
CHAPTER /.
The Home Guards.

The Home Guards.
Ring the Tarnm, sound the tocsin,
Blow the whistle, beat the gong,
Shout abound and call the folks in
Take the pitch and sing my song.
Tune your throots aud clear your voices,
Till ye sing like gushing bards,
"None so sad but he rejoices"
Iu the Ashtabula Guards.
Twas an evening in September.
Calm and beautiful withaf,
Moony too If / remember,
As We iocked to Fireman's Hall.
Guns were there which scarce resembled
Any guns on land or sea
Men were there who had assembled,
For TO form companie.
Here's tho roll, your name is wanted,
Said to me a stalwart man,
Yes, answered all undaunted,
/ will sign it while can
For tomorrow l am going
A certificate to seek,
See Iny legs ara somewhat bowiog,
And my head is very weak.
Then soid Captain, are you willing
Fellow soldiers one and n
To meet t0norrow eve for drilling,
In the rear of Firemen's Hall
If you are, don't come barefooted,
Over rongh and thorny ways,
Tender feet should be booted
With such boots as those Of LAYS.
Then the Captain he dismissed US,
Bade us go directly hone,"
Fearing that Our mothers wished us,
From them we so long did roam.
(To BE CoNTINgEDl
Just received, a larger stock Of Boots and
Shoes than have ever bought before, compris :
ing every thing in the line, and am bound TO
sell them at prices lower than any other house
iu this region Most of my stock will be sold
at old prices. notwithstanding the great advance
in these goods. IS. LAY.
Ashtabu'a, Sept. 20, 1862.
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY,


ooNoRRHEA. GLEET, URETBRAL DISCHARGES
Seminal Weakness JneOHtinence, GeneiGJ
Debility and IrritGbiIity Gr0veI
Structure and Affections Of ihe Kidneys and Bladder,
Which has been used BY upwards OF
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS
in their private practice, with entire success superceedng
Cubbebs Copaiba Capsules aDy compound hitherto known
Bers Specific Pills speedy In action, often eetng
ia Few days. and whom il effected Il permanent
They prepared from Vegetable extracts that haimefs
the SYSTEM and hauseate the stomach impregT
the hreath and being coated all nauseous tAs
is avoided No change Of diet Is necessary whilst using
them Nor does their action interfere With business purseS
Esch box contains six dozen Pills. Price dollar.
Dr. Bells Treatise Seminal Feaknss Self Abuss. GeH-
Orrhea Gie Pamphlet Of 80 pages containing mpoI
tant advice to the afflicted SENT FREEx cents requr-
cd to pay postage.
DR. BELLS GREEN BOOK.-A complete Treatise on
GonOIhea, Glee Structure, SypeiE etc, In all the yArouA
stages, with OF Prescriptions IN English, adapted for sef
treatment without the aid OF a Physician.
PRICE ONE DOLL AR
The Pills or Book will be from observation BY
mail post paid, on receipt Of the money by
J.BRYAN, ROehester, N, NJ
any Advertised Agent
Sold by A. HEEDRY. Agent for Ashtabua. 6es
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VaIIandIEham Sustained.

notwithstanding his own defeat. VALLAxprd
HAM feels that his treason has heen endorsed in
the late elections that the Democracy Of the
North himself occupy the same degraded plat
form. He ,riumpha in the result, and well he
may. Speaking to his consiit u,ents the other
night, at juhilee meeting, which had been ad-
dressed hy PExDrEroN and others, the arch t-ai-
| tor OF Ohio exclaimed, in well founded boast
fitness: "They told you that I stood nlone
Judge for yourselves tonight. Democracy II
tchnt hare preached. and Democrdcy is the
same euerytchrre. and at oil fines" Trne the
Infamous WooD who tried to sell ont his birth
right 10 traitors. with himself are its irue apos.
tles-the outspoken deineators Of its damnahlc
programme Their success will he accepted by
the rebels. as an endorsement of his treason,
aud ns the triumph of their Northern allies.
JoHx MrcHEIL.-The Richmond En-
q,tirer Of the lTth announces The arrival
there from Paris Of John Mitchell, the
Irish patriot" renegade. Mitchell has two
sons Captains in the Confederate army, one
of whom was wounded in The BATTLES before
Richmond He is accompanied by third,
and lbe Enqni'eT hopes soon to see him at
the head of q brigade 10 inject Corcoran or
Meagher." lie had better keep at a safe
distance from hnrh If these loval men.
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w an ted 4!

RUTTER. Egg, Oats, Corn, dried apples,
- and Peaches OT which, goods not wanted, will
pay cash. JNo P. ROBERTSON.
AAhtabua, Oct 27, 1852. GIL
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NG MACHINES. Hosiery Of

II NITTING MACHINES. Hosiery of
IN of all sizes and textures shaws SontazA Opera Caps
Un.esleeves Head Dresses, Nubas, Mis, Military SaRhes
Chdrens Underclohe Table Covers 1idies Comforts Ca
&C. readily made These Machines knit pair OF SOCKS
in fifteen miuntes 1his able invention recently adapted
either family manufacturing issmpe in mechanism
easy Of erntiOn every Durable perfect and prac
cable Of hi evidence will be given 10 satisfy the most in
cr-dulous) Call and examine apply for cil cular
G. s. HUBERT,
Kingsvile, o. 669w3 Agent.
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THE DIFFEREHcE.-The n. Y. Tines
pointedfy sums up the exact difference he
tween The Administration and its enemies
in the following manner
While The former hold everything fub
crGinste to the salvation of the COnsiiin
tion. which it has sworn to project wiIhont
condition. Ihe latter holds everything sub
ordinate to the secnrry OF Slavery. which
they have never failed to serve wiIhunt linz
il. While the former works for and looks
for no end of the war, hut in the complete
restoration aud vidicslion of the Federal
authority. the latter seeks and anticipates
a peace short Of that-s peace which shah
be a compromise, and, by new concessions,
reconcile Slavery 10 the present Govern
ment or, that failing, peace which shall
be q surrender, and remit Slavery o q dis.
tinet aud independent government. In
short, while the former would destroy Sla-
very, if need be, 10 save the nation, the lat.
ter would destroy the Nation, if need be. to
save slaVer
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CTRAYED From the Subscriber in East
Ashabula, about tie 5th day of October, instant
A dark brown two wear Olt Mare Colt. Whoever will
return her give in formation where size be
found shall be suitably rewarded Direct information to
Kingsyille Post Office. WARREN STANTON.
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novsmsn.s or ans Array os ths POsS~so

movsmsnss or shs Array or ths PotSnsO'
Special 10 N. Y Tribune, Oct. 18th
A general movement has at last com.
menced. A portion of Gen. Barn'ides
troops left Pleasent vallev Yesterday morn
jrp aud moved down TO Berlin, i've miles
below Harpers Ferry. where pon'oon
bridge ha been thrown across the Potcmie
Tho remainder embracing the three corps
under Burnside's command will speedily FOL.
Tow
simultaneously with this. the troops at
ITn-pers Ferry, composed Of Hooker's old
eorps. now commanded hy Reynolds and
tho corps, Of Fhz John Porter, are also
near the head If Pleasant Valley, ready ia
follow Burnside's troops
The elements are unpropitions. Unti
yesterday morning the roads we're dry AMI
In splendid condition for marching, bni
soon after daylight a cold, driving rain com
menced and has continued without interrup-
,ion M to this morning The roads are al
ready very muddy, and after being kneaded
nv a few thensand infantry will be almost
innpassibre. The storm is exceedingly severe
| on the men.
The evacuation of Winchester nv the
rebels and their falling back towards Stau6.
ton is confirmed by several citizens who
came into our lines yesterday The small
pox has broken out with unusual violence
both among The people Of Winchester anr
the troops, and this probably hastencd thu
| departure Of the rebels
The general health of our army Is gnot
and the numter Of sick unusually small.
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The INDIAN WAR ENDED. The ST. Pau
Pioneer of the 18th says dispatches received
by Gen. Pope. from Gen. Sihley, reports
the Indian var, as far as the Sioux are con
cerred, about ended The entire force o
the lower bands surrendered to Gen. Sibley
He has. probably, two thousand prisoners
A cavalry force is in pursuit of Little Grow
and others, who are making their escape.
Twenty Indians have been convicted so far
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Tyi1uae and RPOrt!r copy
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which offer 10 paying customers at bargains As the in
spast for long edis, and the ia Of county Il
such aa We know not what will be Tomorrow. / hav
concluded to tim my sails under the Ready Pay System no
the nimbe sixpence, but the little postage stamp the ode
OF the dSy offer good Bargains such buyers HopnI
70 see my old friends and CT stomeTs,
Remain etc.
Asbtabula, Oct. q, 1862. JKO.P. ROBERTSON.
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Clothing! Clothing!

Garments OF The Best Style. at Short Notice.
Oar ssoek Of Ready hsds clohinG Hass and Gaps viii
always fall and ofthe beat qualities Of Eastern Manufacture
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sueh our auaEgmsnls huyng that Ns are oOnadsn
ss Goods IN our Hnss cheaper than b bough
elsewhere Plsaes eall and s.amies ioE yourselves.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-03

sutyn,strns OF oll The sbihpla'lof
era, with which our country hns horclos
foro hcon cused-ani poodues, knows
they have been frequent and severe
enough tho pretenl caps The climax --
The General Government taking the lead,
they ere now issued by the baskelfull by
and individuals until such a
thing rs q silver coin-not even half
dime is no longer met with in day 5
travel. And all this in plain and direct
Of State and Congressional stat
utcs, providing tor the inhiction Of heavy
penalties for their violation. But who
cares FOR lhat2 It's only the poor and
not hcrich-whoa are to suffer. Our Gov
crnmcnt is growing strong and the pco'
pie weak-and this is the sort Of "better
times so confidently promised by those
now at the head Of our State and National
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mn forofI WI NV eIo,IImony boI0Io NV

Ihh fop0H and ihn lNslimuny hrl1fn Tho
committee ntloLlith
/ That the Southern 3lnlot received in
1860 lr,s instead OF more than ihn quota
of aims 90 W hich they wore ouIIllDi by
law and that throe uf them North arr
olina, Mississippi and Kentucky received
no arms whatever and this simply hocnuao
they dii not ntk f5r them Well may Mr..
Stanton have suil in the House ihnt"lhcre
are a good deaf Of tuniots aud spocuIUlions
and mi.ppprchcusions as 10 'hr true stat"
Of facts az regard to this natter
2 Secretary Floyl, undor suspicious
circumstanc,., on the 23d December 1850,
and but fnw da,- before hc left the U,-
parlmcnt, had without The knowledge OF
the President, ordered one hundred and
thirteen (ll3) columhiads and clever an
lhirly.two FOUNDERS 80 be transported
from Pttsburg TO Ship Island and Calves.
tor, in Mi.si.s.ppi and ICEnr This fact
was brought IN the knowledge oI the Pres
idcnt hy IA communication from Pltsburg
and Secretary Holt Immediately thcrcut.
ter countelmandcd the order Of bis pre-.
'deccssor, and the cannon were never sent.
The promptitude with which va acted
olicitcd Il vote If thanks, dated on the ith
of January, 1861, from the Select and
Common Councils Of that city 80 the
President, tie Attorney General, and the
aclng Secretary Of War" Mr.. Holt.
After this statement how shall we nc
count for the explicit declaration Of Gen.
Scott taot "accidentally hearing early in
M"rch !nat under lh'S poslnun"uS O, ger
th"V oI MI I"y1 OF we -" poce'noef
we Sn'P"'e"' 0. 'H'7o EuIS nn" common
49, ! 0o.''"" ,'''''e'' '''e '"C' W "'o'V.''l
il"''' ''o'''IE I"I otc'c'|IS N"n,''o"( J"ss'
!" ,''no 10 u''e"' tue 'To,e'y AN" 'h'S
- '''e same secretary io'I "uo hau couh'
'"'A""'u 'He pos'"uilou' o'"'f III 'he
previous bVcehner' A"G' STarE 70 say,
,i'e'' suns' un' pu' lor me "''Er" "'I'' P"s',
"''' VI N'n' 'co'c' were "pou' w. "c hc"'
;" 50 l''e '' VI arc3 'ToGi 'io oI1ym 9'o'e' mo
C'lo'o = oHo, ""'cu Jt,'eISo" laws u"o inc"
'or s"IlG 'lule PieSluG"
lI'o Gen ocol' TeMec'eu or moment
|e co"!" not na'c ,"''eh Iilto lh'' o'uhoer'
~ 10 l"'t' 'Il"n''csI ne was without" pfint,
ca docunleh! ahd my lhIs) own thcim
papers.
y. ne Government mad on hand IN the
year S59 about 5Vo,oOo oId muske's,
WhioE had been condemned ''as ita-
PIE Tor public service under the act oi Sd
AaFch, Ie-2. Ihcy were OF such char'
actor That alt houEh offered both at public
ana private sale Tor S2.5O each, purchasers
could not be obtained ut that rate, except
Tor comparatively small number. On
the SUN November, l6o9' Secretary tIoyd
ordered about oLe'hiIh oi the whole num-
Der llVooOO) to oe sent rom the Spring
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Administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Of Ad-
~ ministrstion on the estate Of WIN. CUR
REY, late Of Knox township, Clearfeld coun-
Nv, deceased, have been granted to the undersign'
ed. All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and those
having cnims aganst the same will present them
duly authep ticatcd for settlement
REBECCA Z. CURREY, Adm'x.
Knox township, Dec. 4, lS62-St
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DIED--At his residence in Dcca. ur township,
on the "a November last, Jacob F. Runk, aged
G2 years and months. The deceased woS a
resident Of ClearicId county nearly for ty years,
On the 26th ult, at tho home Of her mother in
Jordan township, Miss MARY AN SNIrH, in
the 2+tb year Of her ago.
In the death OF the wording, OF one who has
lived in open violation of his duty toward his God,
there is fomolhng truly awful; but W hen the just
is cnllcd to sever the ties that binds him to earth,
be hears the summons with serenity and Joy. To
him death is but tho gateway that opens to the
joys Of a better world. Beneath the shadow Of
the tomb he beholds with the eye of f.ith tho
beauty and the splchdor of the Eternal Mansions.
Such, in truth, was the death of our lame nted
friend. Having in early life Though living in
the world bid adieu TO its Vanities, consccrating
herself to God, deyoting herself to the practice Of
those sublime lessons Of humility, chastity, Obe,
dieucc and great love Of God. During her pro
trGcted illness she bore her suffering with pa
tionco and resignation which edifsd all around
her. and with the Divine Grace she became 50
disengaged from the world "a to wish to be relcas-
ed from tho bonds Of mortality aud to be with
God. And while the community in which she
lived sympathi7e with the afflicted family, nt the
same time congratulate them upon the happiness
Of Witnessing in their midst death sO edifyng
and so promising for eternity. Eternal rest grant
unto her, O. Lord, and let the perpetual light OF
glory shine upon her. c.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-03

EXPENSIVE EDUCATION. Mr., French, a
hichSpressure Abolitionist, has been em'
ployed by government TO teach the Flori'
ia negroes. The Boston Post says he has
taught one hundred negro children at
Ternandnn, Florida, to sing GLORY, Glo'
ry. Halleluiah, ," at an estimated expense
to the government of about 5000, ,OOO.-
There's where the peoples money goes,
aud while it goes the soldiers are left unS
paid for elk or eight months. .-- Pahic d
Epion,
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0tm AOOtrtls

Hides and PGIGs
a WANTED by the subscriber.
w X. MOSSOP,
Clea-feld Dec. 3. 1862.
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6bt ClnrstIb llpubIitrn
Wednesday Morning Dec Bird 1862,

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IN ib,,.'j ..,;oirloc >, +, tbi. i,yr,
Thosc Jorn,oen,s ,ro bicl,Iy ironor,o,t
t,rrlu~ IL. ,rcy H., mart Of tho record Of
,ac mos, c,..icol ,.,,i,l :, o,r b;s,ory
r. those ,.,, .}a,;rr ;, b, cor,.c,lv ipr,r
...,,, ur... ,.c,c i,Yror,a,. ,oiu,s il ia Of
'De h''' importance that they should
Nh'" VINO - H2''' and who is wrong
"h'h Information they can only obtain
hy AnyinH ta" ".~h. '''7 to" ''.'.' fully and
i"rIy presented for t"t'' investigation.
me Abolition pres and orators OF The
co"n''E nave been uAreieniing IN their
"''"he.''''n o, HI' ""cnahoo' sven chaF'
g"s H''' VII" o''',' 'o'"p'c,'y with tn'
sg'sss''"'''s' 10 '"e'e scuF'''o"S ATTACKS
s1'' ',"'' ''''n "''Sneo DO FTPIy' nut
wen. "''l'' Us il '"' patient ol 'nlS S''ence
al '"' E"F' o' '"o HA'l 'eS'ueh'--"s Il oe'
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