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cr,,ur;,ts Of their own class In Poland and
GERMANY. they constitute most desirable
element for virginia's pioneer settlement
II IL therefore rt. .ls,,.ow
Resoiued by the General assembly, That
the attention Of the citizens of this Com
monwealth, and of its wealthy friends re-
siding in other States, be and is hereby
called and directed to the fact that the
contributions solicited and offered for the
support of these Polish pioneers Of immi-
grafton to Virginia is virtually a contribu-
tion designed and intended to sustain our
State policy Of attracting the attention OF
European emigrants to Virginia, and IN
duc;ng them to settle amongst us, which
the hospitality and aid offered to these
cxiled Poles are but calculated to effect
and secure to us.
A copy from the rolls-Tcste,
J.BELL BIGGER, !
C. II. D. and K. of K. Of Va.
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I and how they could; and Alice snoulu
play. too and she, in solemn, quiet way,
smiling sadly, and yet sweetly too, toos
me beneath the Christmas bough ana
kissed me on the lips.
Ave. it's many years ago, but l ieei ~
now. NV heart beat SO fast that nardiy
dared return it; but put my arm around
her and took her gently by the bay WINDOW
of the old hail, saying as pressed her
hand, "Alice, dear Alice, did you mean
that kiss 7"
Well. need not tell you what she an
swered. IT'S fifty years ago, nity 3ss
ago, and am surrounded by Alice's dear
grandchildren and there is one, little
thing with light and golden hair that VIII
daenen into brown, who plays around my
knees and tells me her little stories, ner soi,
rows, and her joys; SO quick SO hui .ile..
in their coming and their gong that tney
are like my own and as we tax, we e,o"
quite friends and companions, as my Aiice
was to me. ). - c..
bless YOU, she understands it all. She
is woman in her pretty ways; her poul-
inps. pettings, aud quarrelings. She ma
nages her household of one wax-doll ana
two wooden ones, and tells me the wax
doll is the lady and the TWO Wooaen ONES
are the servants in mob caps and stun
gowns, when they gossip with wooden
policeman who belongs to her brother, Ut
| tie Joe.
So we are fast friends, little Alice and
/: and to- night, on Christmas mig ht, no.
ticed that she could not dance or play with
the pink and shiDy-faced little boys who
we're unnaturally tidy and clean in their
new knickerbockers, with red stockings ;
but she came and sat by me, and talked
softly in the freight as Alice did, and
made me think of fifty years ago. And
only think how old times come back and
new times, like the old only just think,
that when her mother told her she should
choose a sweetheart, she got little bit OF
mistletoe, and climbing slyly on my knee,
and holding me in talk, as if to hide her
purpose, though l guessed 1t soon, tell
YOU, she put her little doll-likc arm around
nv neck, and holding the mistletoe above
my head, she kissed me again ana again.
and said | was her sweetheart. =,
So this child sweetheart brought tiic D'u
times back-the times that are still so d!s-
tant and so near; and the sweet KISS
meath the rustling leaves made me thinK
Of nv dead Alice in the grave.
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mThe marriage Of CELSIUS Price son OF
Sterling Price, to Miss Celestia Price,
daughter OF General 7. l.. Price, took
place at the Generals mansion, in this city,
last night. The wedding party was very
brilliant affair. The newly married pair
will leave for Mexico, where the family OF
Sterling Price is now residing, in few
days.-Letter from Jefferson city tMo),
January 3.
A Washington correspondent says the
ost.,fIice Department is still briskly at
work increasing the irregularities OF the
mails.
What is the difference between spend
thrift and feather bedI One IS nara "
and the other soft down.
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..on,us Wards First letter.

Mr.. Browne, says the Cleveland Pain
den,er. commenced writing for the Pam
5eoler in the summer of lS5S-Mr. j. W.
GRAY being then proprietor. His limitless
humor confined itself to no special subject
for number Of months, but was constantly
"cropping out" in all sorts Of quaint say
ings and juicy paragraphs. He finally con-
cluded to give his writing more indivi-
duality by adopting a nom de plume. Hence
the famous letters from "Artemus Ward"
Snowman. These letters, first merely writ
ten for the purpose of dlling up" when
"copy" was scarce, sprang almost imme-
diately into widespread notoriety. The
first one appeared in the fall of 1853. Here
it is:
/" 10 the Editor Of the Pla'ndcQlcr
{" Sir,-Im moving along-Slowly along
down lords your place. | want you
should write me a letter, sayin how's the
show bizniss in your place. My show at
present consists Of three moral Bears, q
kangaroo, an amoOzin little RaSkal-
CtwOuld make you larf to deth TO see the
little cuss jump up and squeal,) wax iis-
gers of c.. Washington, General Taylor,
John Bunyan, DR.. Kidd, and DIR. Webster
in the act of killing DR.. Parkman, besides
several miscellaneous moral wax Statocts OF
celebrated piruts and murdererS, ETC.,
exalted by few and excelled By none.
Now, Mr.. Editor, scratch Off few lines
saving how is the show biZniss down to
your place. shall have my handbills dun
at your otiisS. Depend upon it. want
you should git my handbiiis up in flaming
style. Also git up tremcpjuS excite
ment iii yr paper, 'bowt my unparalleled
show. We must fetch the public somehow.
We must work on their ieelIns-come
the moral on 'em strong. II it's tenn
Derance community, tell EN- l sined the
pledge fifteen minits arter Use born. But ON
the contrary, il your people take their todS,
say that Mister Ward is as genial teller as
we ever met-fuil Of ,GOnwiyiaity, and the
life and sole Of the SoShul Bored. Take,
don't your Ifyou say any thing bout my
show, say my snaiX Is as harmless as ne"
born babe. What interesting study II IS
to see a genealogical animal like snaik
under perfect subsection. Ny kangaroo IS
the most larfable little cusS | ever saw-all
for fifteen cents. / am anxyus to sekewer
Your infooence. repeat, in regard to
them hand bills, that shall git them struck
off up to your printn otIiss. My peritical
sentiments agree with yourn exactly. l
know they do, because ] never saw man
whoos didn't. Respectfully yours,
"a. WARD.
"P. S.-You scratch by back, and lie
scratch yOur backN
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
A Readable Letter from New York.

&c NEW YORK, January !, 1861.
Sundays acuriosity anywhere ON Broad
way below the Fifth avenue to the gentle
man from the rural districts; he finds him.
self wondering what has become of all the
uproar, the very Babel Of confusion of the
day before and more than all, inquiries
anxiously as TO what has become Of all the
stagcs--yesterday hundreds of them, an
endless procession coming and going, and
now not one. Not hack, not a wheeled
vehicle Of any kind save now and then
the ponderous carriage of Shoddy rolling
pompously to some church, through whose
velvet portals Shoddy expects to go fash
i0nabiy to Heaven. / said Sunday was a
'curiosity--it Is more--it is blessed relief
from the uproar Of the six days Of NAM
mon. 1855
New York is in the height of its winter
season. Despite the desperate frosts Of
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WILLIAM B. ISAACS q CO.,
w BANKERS,

VIZ. =. IsAlcs. WI. s.rAfLoR. &c. wILLIANs.
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs q CO.,
w BANKERS,
RICHMOND, VA,
tender heir thanks to their numerous friends ana
customers for their liberal support. and
wish them all happy and prosper
Gus New Year.
They respectfully announce IS their deterni.
nation, with increased facilities, and By
LIBERALITY, NPTNEsS, AND FAIR
DEALING.
70 merit the continued patronage Of their friends
and the public generally.
They are prepared TO sUr and SILL on eon-
mission or otherwise,
BONDS, STOCKS, BANK NOTES. COIN, AND
STERLING ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE, IN SUNS TO SUIT,
on all the principal cities of
ENGLAND, SCOTLAND. IRELAND, FRANCE,
GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BELGIU1,
HOLLAND AND SWEDEN.
COLLECTIONS.
Having an efficient line Of correspondents
throughout the
UNITED STATES, CANADAs, AND EUROPE,
they can giro promp. attention to collections, and
to any other business entrusted to them.
DEPOSITS
RECEIVED TIE SAME AS THR
BANKS, AND EXCHANGE on THE NOTngRN
CITIES TAKEN FROM AND FURNISHED
TOTHEIR REGULAR CUSTOMERS
ia 2-d&cIw AT PAR.
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Joint Resolutions in Relation to the Polish

Joint Resolutions in Relation to the Polish
Eriles. agreed to January5, 1867.
Whereas the settlement of the Polish
exiles in Spotsylvania county, recently ef-
fected by General Tochman, of Richmond,
has been intended, and is universally con-
sidered, an effective and suitable measure
to encourage other European emigrants to
come to Virginia; and whereas these
Polish pioneers of immigration to Virginia
have no means to support themselves du-
ring the coming winter but by reason of
their former positions, associations, and
still preserved influence amongst the agri-
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KEROSENE vs.. FRANKIScENsE.-To the
Editor of the Cincinnati Gazette I'm my
communication on Ritualism in the Epis-
copal Church." which appears in your is
sue of the I'd instant, there occurs this
singular typographical error: Burning a
little from kerosene" instead of "burning
q little frankincense." W. A. FIsKE.
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Rock HAVEN, MEADE CoUyTY, XIII
nctnhar1i I&fg

WCTODHI n, I0VV. J
M Ei,cGrd Wilder. louisville, Ky:
Dear Sir,-I take pleasure in saying that was
suffering from Ague and Fever, or Chlls aud Fe-
YER, for seveT raj months, when WAS advised by 4
friend To try your lannon's Stomach Bittsrs. AMI af-
ter using two bottles am entirely restored IL not
only imparts new vigor, but IL IL truly the best
streng 9Th ening and appetizng tonic, at the same
time please nj to the taste. have known used
or afforded 10 the public and ! would ray 10 all
those similarly afflicted that fthey wonld he cured
and have tn disc Are thoroughly eradicated from
tn. system. To use your Bt'ers, and be convinced
OF their wonderful medicinal power and virtue.
remain yours respectfully,
p. 7. HEWITT.
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sEEDsMEN, FLORISTS, &c.

ALLAN Il JOHNSON, NURSERY
a MEN, sEEDsMEN, AND FLoRIsTs.-HS
ONCE and Seed Warehouse, 1905 Main street 60
tween Smith and Henry; Nurseries, on the Hermit
age road. -, 1900 90 rpPEs
pIhNTs. CIT FLOWERS, BOUQUETS, &c.
The attention OF dealers In SEEDS 10 specially
directed to our large and varied assortment o.
or in papers Trade list mailed 10 dealers only.
Druggists supplied with ali kinds Of SEEDS Tor
navoring and extracts. Bird SEED, &C., ~ low
est wholesale rates.
SEEDS sent by mall prepaid. e-ts
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TDWARD WILDER'S
FAMOUS
sTOM ACH B BIT T Z L S.
Read the following home evidence OF its medicinal
virtue, and try it in your own family circle:
III Eilrnrd UEilder. 9th :

Nr. EIicard Wilder, city:
Dear Sir,-Ihaye examined your Stomach BiIters
be- The b GA order which the ingredients gons
into Il take in tho Materia Medica, well a. the
most happy proportioued combination of sub
stances make your Bitters far superior 10 any SINH
lar preparation IN the country. The fact that you
use only the purest bourbon whisky must necessa-
rily recommend yonr Btters in another point, es-
pecially rs tar as wholgsumenesS aud paiitability
are taken into consideration. was well plea ed
10 see in your establishment the process OF manu-.
featuring your BittCrS carried on by way Of dis.
placement. which not only gives you = better pro-
duct, but also recommends Itself by clearer opera
tion EMIL SCuEFFER.
Apothec aud Che mist.
louisville, September 20, 1888.
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HORTICULTURAL HINTS FOR EVERYBODY
AND ALwAYs.-Cultivatc acquaintance, II
desirable; if not, cut them.
Never SOW the seeds of dissension.
Weed yOur library.
Get as much hcart's-easc as you can.
Attend to wallhowerS and trim con-
combs.
Emulate the cucumbcr-bc cool.
Don't peach.
Avoid flowers Of speech.
Pot-a lot Of money on race-courscs.
Take the advice Of the sage, or you may
rue the consequences.
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H. ElnrrR NIl3sr. Ciku :

H. ElccrS Wider, City:
Pear Sir,-My wife and child have been suTerinG
for seyaFal months from Indigestion. Iy vile,
seeing your advertisement, requested mo TO bring
her bottle Of your Stomach biitsTs, which ala
and on her using one bottle, am more than happy
has no, Rad voluntary action since its birth, !,
entirely restored and my wife is enjoying the best
of hea It'll and Is now wholly unwilling to be with
orta bottle of your Bitter in the house, az she
says ii {, the most strengthening aud appotflnS
tonic that be used, aud that no house onght To
he without il: and feel IL due 10 the public 10
make known the wonderful good It has performed
i'm nv household and most heartily recommend its
use IN every family.
remain yours respectfully,
7. N swArv,
Of Craig, Truman & Co., 2le Main street.
Louisville, October 20, 1865.
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LorIsvILLE, Ky, October u, 1893,
p. Z. NEWT.

To Z. WIIdsr, Esq, CNy:
was good deal AFFLICTED with Indigestion and
occasional attacks Of Dyspepsia, was advised Il
use your Bttsrs | scarcely used one bottle wher
felt relief and from the 81 the Bitisrs. though
nearly sixty seven years Of age, feel the same en-
srgy and vivacity aud cheerful spirits OF boy 81
twenty five. Your Bitters are pleasant tonic ana
cordial, and rs they are prepared with pur- inyra
dients ana good old Bourbon whisky. can safely
endorse their use Ia all a fiji cted az was. would
say = sUch persons, keep your mind easy. youl
bowels open your head cool, your feet warm and
use Wildcr's Bitters, and never mind the Doctor.
Respectfully, J. Z. BUCKLES.
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- 81 sysslz.l1fIsaI3

u 81 q ;.sf
UREAT SHORT ROUTE TO TIE
~ NORTH, EAST, AND Wss.i g plt,o, dh I
RAILROAD carrying THG UNITED STATED
IIIL TWICE DAILY ELEGANT Gtko, WITH
EEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS, ~ AL
EIGaT TRAINS, WITHOUT EXTRA CHAkUS-
RrDIrCED THROUGH FARES. Tie pulf rs.i-Naa
route issuing pHRGuGH TICKETS AMI TRhoU1H
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond 70 the GIVES
North, East, aud West. -, .
Trains on lhis road a-cncw ruu asfoliows u,
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves AishmoI !
daily at 80 4 H., arriving - @&shtnEdnn :: ss.s
2. II connecting with the EAELl AFTbkNCl +,
EXPRESS TEAMS Tor the aO9FH, EAST. and
T6s yrGFr THROUGH MLu TRAIG, with
ELEGANT CARS with NEW PATENT 81 bEPlNh
Cha lis attached. iaayaE Richmond daily ~ II -
P 81, arriving In WashiEgtoJ II 3 50 IL, con-
necting With tho EARLY ncPSiE8 TIA Is far
mo NORTH, EAST. aua WfSl. 40 EXTRA
CHARGE F6R SLEEPING CHAIRS.
TIE ACCONnOpATION TRAIN, With local *
press packages, leaves EiChmond daily lh.hisy,
excepted At s.IS =. 81, arriving N Fredere.''
TfR0UGH TICK grs ana THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS 20 AlCxsndris, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia, New YORK, Boston, and al TIE prin
sipal cities In tho Went
For further Information ana through iicEeta
apply AZ the o1Fc Of the Company, corner Broad
ana Eighth streets, saockoe Hill.
J. b. GENTRY General Ticket Agent
S.puyI Rrrp snpgrintsnd.ut nos
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II will cure DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
and all species OF INDl6 ESTlON. INTERMlT-
TENT FEVER, aud FEVER and AGUE, and all pc
riodical diseases.
II will give immediate reliefi collie and FLUX.
1t will cure CosTlvENESS.
II Is mild and delightful invigorant for delicate
females.
Il Is safe ANTI BILIOUS ALTERATIvE and
TONIC for family purposes.
II Is powerful recuperant after the frame has
been debilitated and reduced by sickness.
tisan elegant appetizer as well rs s,rengthener
OF the digestive forces.
1t is desirable alike as corrective and milo ca
thartic.
Ii is being daily used and prescribed by all ply
sicians US the formula will be handed 10 any regu
lar graduate. EDWARD WILDER,
de 7-eod Sole proprietor Louisville, KY.
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VIRGINIA CSsTRAL RAILROAD, !
December I'd, 1898,


DICHMON AND DANVlLLE
III Raj ROAD-CHANaE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after MONDAY, November >, 1852, tEa
TRAINS on this road will be run as follow;
LYNCHBURG AND DbEyILLB AID WAY AC.
COMMoDATioN PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond daily Except sunday
Arrive at Dsnyiile ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r. d.
Leave Danville daily (oxeept sunday =,
Arrive az Richmond st...................S.B P. 81.
Passengers for Farmville, Lynchburg, Knox.
VILE. Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans, &c, -
Lynchhurg and for Ill way stations on the sou,a
side railroad, win take this train.
| This train stops ~ all way stations between
Richmond and panviils
THROUGH EXPRESS TEAM GOING WEST.
Leaves Richmond daily at..,,........... TO y.
Arrives a. Danvilla at..................s so y ~.
Arrives At Greensboro at..,..........,.l2 ~ D.
Stopping 10 put down passengers only ~ ''4l'
field. PowhataIt, Mauoax, Chuls, Amelia Ieaf'
house. Jetersyills. Burk0yilie, Mehtrrn, heys'
Vile prakas Branch, Roanoke, L6s'on. New :
Ferry, BafkasdGls. Ringgold, DatviGe, and STA
tions west OF Danville.
GOING EAST.
Leaves Greensboro Rt...,.,,,,,,...,,,.... ~ 7 !.
Arrives ~ pguyile at.,............,...t so z "
Arrives a; Richmond at......,".,.,,...,.h.,' -
stopping only A. ksidsvills, knnh-, -
psnyi'lr RiaGgold, Boston Roanoke, Drake \
Branch Sabsrrin, and Chula.
Ps,se sers from Riehmond for al sta'ipHs wesi
Of Danv,ile, Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Us.
con- Columbus. Atlantis, Montgomery. h"bh sud
THOMAS o. pAathD
No hts Superintendent.
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hIUHMUfD AND Z 81 % HD1 NJ -
RIcHaosD. VA, November ,. is'V
WINTER SCHEDULE.-On and after
w MONDAY the 9Th Instant Tho trains On u"
road will run ~ foliows:
Leave Richmond daily st 40 A. III. and y 7.
M and arrive 4. Petersburg a s.s9 T. u. aud 80
p. u.
Leave Petersburg daily at A. and 10 l. 7:
n, and arrive at Richmond y sag y, and ~ ,
p 81. All of the above mentioned trans N
closa connections with tho trains for the North an!
South. pp,n,yc
on MOEDAYs, wednesdays, ard TRibAYS
a FREIGHT ard ACG0MMoDATlos THAN VIII
leave Richmond It u Is A. Il. and Pst%FsDa'> .:
l0B 81 Thu train. running south, WIZ CONNER
with the train from PetersbuTgto horlolA. -,
only al Chester, and 20 4. IT, and the - :. IA.
trains will stop only At Rce's, Halt Way, Chester:
and Manchester, 3 signal being given , sn1 ~"
A II train from Petersburg and The AtG..'sI'
DATi0N TRAINS will stop al places rsm'S IN Tue
schedule. - =. 49,,
no 3-ts Engineer ara oht.I- A
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Our Richmond correspondent makes a
revelation in regard to the confscation of
certain property by Judge Underwood
which has not previously come to light.
Judge Underwood was one of the pur-
chasers of this property, and Mr.. McVeigh,
the former owner, proceeded to contest his
claim to it. The latter was persistent
Union man throughout the war, but when
it came to Judge Underwood's knowledge
that lie intended contesting the claim on
the contiscated property, an indictment for
treason was Immediately found against
him, thus precluding him from taking part
in any civil action.-New York Herald.
New Years day was very generally OBJ
town as an occasion for calling on their
friends. We didn't so improve it for'four
very distinct aud satisfactory reasons ::
We amt young man, nor man of
fashion, and we don't consider that We have
any friends. Lastly, We were sick then,
and are now.-LyncLBurg Republican.
A bushy head of hair saved the life Of a
man who fell from house in Springfield
and struck upon his head.-Ecchdn1e pa
per.
A bushy head Of hair didn't save Absa-
lom from the penalty of high trseS-on.-
Tracey.
The longest English sentences are be-
lieved to be the British Enlistment act, 600
words, and the three in Choate's eulogy on
Webster, containing $50, $50, and 2SS
words, Observation-Disclosures.
- Ia
during life.-4facey.
Mrs. Malaprop's Last-Inyiting her
friends to partake OF cold relation
Punch.
At what age are ladies most happy
Marriage .-Erchange.
And men at nary age.
y William" said teacher 10 one of his
pupils, "can you tell me what makes the
sun rise in the east ~" Don't know, sir, y
replied William, "'ceptit be that the east
makes everything RISE"
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OFFICE STATE BOARD OF IMMIGRATION,

OFFICE STATE BOARD OF IMMIGRATION,
January 7, 1867.
To tile Editors Of the Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-I respectfully request o
place in your columns for the enclosed re-
solutions, passed by the General Assembly
on the 5th instant, being, as ! think, OF
much public concern.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM II. RICHARDSON,
Commissioner.
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M@ENlg1E-szSsss.ss.;-.1ns :,
tyIRGTNJA CENTRAL HAiLEohD.
JIsTaRR gYyi T. is7. the Day PAsssNGgR TRAIy
FOR Sta unton AND Jaekson's river win iea'sD1iL
isundays excep sdl At 100 A. ". -,
a NIGHT p ssEE0tR TRAIN for 0oftonsviHe,
connecting with trains on tho Orange ana htzag.
will Leave ut 100 p. ".
THE accommodation Train IL discontinued.
TICKETS sold 10 Bynchburg and all principal
IN sster and other points In Ia Valley.
Freight receip,sd through to All points on ths
Orange and Alexandria and tie Virginia and Ten
nessse rs ilroads.
The FREIGHT TRAM connects With the NIGHT
TRAIN at Gordorsvfne On TUESDAYS, TIT RS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, and By IL passengers
con '''eA Il. D. wHITCONB,
dep General Superintendent.
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rrcet edsnss ON Ash,cy's Design TO imrcacn .hc
.,~.s,a.n, The six Radical Opponcnts-Tbc
r..n,c ,o he Educated MP 80 the standard OF
p."rr,I,t,c.-tnserest sn che Veto Messnse-
x,evens Leader la the he"sc-cowan" f"'
-. ces~ial position.