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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-09-09
Frem Prairie Farmer Annual
Twelve Months with tie Fees.
BY ELLEN 5. UPPER, Brighton, Iowa,
SEPl I'M BER.

SEFlEMBER.
In many places much honey i, stor-
ed in this month. Keep on the boxes
as long as bees work in them, but il
necessary to remove u full one, do not
put on an empty one but stop the hole
we'll that the bees may so into some
other box, They rarely commence i'll
an empty box 80 late in the season,
but store freely while the yield OF
honey lasts in those that are partially
filed. 1t is not unusual for raisers to
iS>ue in this month. Although il is
possible that they may store enough
to winter ON, il is not wise to trust it;
but unite it with some small colony,
that has not filed the hive, or look out
the queen and kill her and let the bees
return to the parent hive.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20
Gan We Rave 4 rs.leea,snA :

"e answer the enory hS saying On.
Ihkuc"lty, a'e can. ana $hnNlS have Nr
all means. The h'>t srcsl requisite Sa
Tins very imPor,an, msE~ is ,ha, a
move nc 1nhac in the ,ish, direction.
that some Of "nc qrnm;ncn, hnSineSS mon
take The lni,iativc ara TIA, meeting &c
'"1l"o IN 'sc Court hHn>c> The pablo
"""d s'hS to some >N:"nt heSon:n enlist.
ri in favor tf sprA ~ rr6t,,,l;nc t.<a.
;cc r,,,,;, :.....
,'' S'"'" q
'"' N'''' !" reputation, ont in
c'ih'n;Tt'ai lnpfi!ancr demand lha, 8
}'hc o! ,cicgra;,sie :c.lu.un;c.,inn h, ,s.
,..,r>,,.a .s 49,.
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! As lhese arc ttmcs nf eS,c, svs ,r,r,>, " Arn
many "go down to the sea in shicS," sua
| others wouId like so RI Jo hnr .,c s,s sen.
gers. It becomes q matter OF in,,r,s, :, .u
| TO learn that the progreSS OF s,1 ana science
through inventive genius. ars <r,c,y COM
| batiug the adverse clements. The Ssr is
not distant when one sh<n he cn.>lns p,
| witness the dangers of The 5;c7 w,,,cp; hc.
ing endangered ,her.Nv. An; - ,hi> c,,s
| another agency hiss n:2r nA3ca 10 uc M,
work Of pro:ect!pg pawc. sl4ai viii cunrs
! agains, the suh;!e ;l;c:s o: NAME, Atonpc
! the 1eccn, ua;:a:< !< ol,c fair1 t,Di hv m
! adopted Nsw!r.7isa .ou s,ioprnjn, H.
.Dnynas Nn.jrp,. l,i>
A4j .vC!v:rS tfrj; .os s,,y.Sc7.r,ipr arr,o>
rAias. son. :lirc t-T,ii~ylr p,.v - y. psrs
in lowering t.as:s from I.nrEi:c q. sinking
>hijs. Nt n.rs examined ~. made, ,o3
viii. SIS /. Iha;:c: If crit."at irlnrys; give
n"jHf dt-t.~i: iiu,. ~ il! T'iv ,ll1n.y y.cD
s. d4nrt,nus ln3ar -: ll,,,i,,c v.c,,,r-.,n3
- i1""!. iI;7 IL. IN: !.nu.< ht..1;,i. re. .us
!'.;.Irl ~ y: ivl: i!: .,3t ~ ~. .,i7, i ,n.
i:,slr orcrcA;oc. T'!.js revolving a,,.ara,us
WI ~ SrTt"> :'s2s:. !:vn ana SHAFT, IS &.
s-Ni'': !:i tn:'; F'"ri!nl r;.Estiac;ion. ii is
f''"'''- '""i""F 10 II" hr!llc&nt d;vk,
""'' '"s !"sH;'aEefs IrS $Sft'T si3we! N
AK '''@'e' Hpu 'Osa Tt'"iFSd t"RfW2I".r and
"''' 'DF ''3' 81 Lht shE- An tfhrt1 stand
'"E ~i''''l 'hs i'AI"!7h. Watches :ils oFpo:-
'o~''' "N- ui'''H 'nS I!a'.'s caL q: !ST"1inE
""'' '"",.'es '"S mp i'AF aNd G"G! goes
'"' "''"' ''''' '' 'OF vessel AID upon any
1"='s' wiz ':'e In"fntbiIIn .! TIE ship N
l'' ',&' h"4 h9' passengers. or the boat
''' '' "i.'"eI - us*cEoH, Sn1 SO soon as
sN' N>'' N>' S'e '"' .aui' :! oeIich:s ber>eh. Bnt
.'"' t''-''t Is e''H>Ntnei IN clsIa;caing
.''-' '''s '"s''! i've passengers thus
"' = al "'c> P'lF 1!ohafcd ahl twenty-five
s':"s'' ere !e'easci. Inc boat cynnot
1'.'"' '''s' lis" III horizontal POSITION
.s'1: S.':'ls III aN1 ie'roT be what it may
'"' '1' ,F ~ Hesui"fsty IN the towering
a"- 't'sc!i'he oi the ooai. In the Ordinary
oA''' '"o H'ck ale employed, aud 1t often
n-"'Sh' wax PIe oi 'Htin lowers Faster shan
~ '''''' "h" '"e P'a' enters the water END
10. en- ~. IfLCjpltdtlug its inmates into ;lc
81, /, ~. ;!!n.. if we remember archt.
,,,.; yar7g No,.;, was lost IN the il|-Card
4,i,ii;. ar' many .r.ons have b.c, lost
,a,,.c,,, .,. -a s,,,u bon, Su,,, q
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20
Legislative.

In the Senate q till to establish State
Orphan Asylum has been engrosscd 70,
third rcading bill to organize nlld gov.
crn tho militia discussed u bill to altc,
and amend The criminal law, and to au
thorizc the renewal Of State stocks ard
bonds, introduced; also the follow ing
A bill to punish persons obinining prop.
crty under false prclcnceS; bill 10 dc.
terininc the value Of contracts made in
Confederate State notes or their cuuiva.
lent; Il bill to regulate The charges OF
railrcod companies Tor passengers in this
State; bill to provide u lien on build.
Jugs and lands to parties furnishing labor
and material thereon.
A petition Of Sundry citizens OF Edge.
held County was presented, protesting
against The division of the County, rs
proposed by the bin under consideration.
A till TO re.onacl certain Acts lending
tic name and credit Of The State TO The
GrcenviIle and Columbia Railroad Com.
pany, aud to validate the action Of said
Company thetcun,ler, was discussed and
the following section added:
Sec. 2. 10 enable The said company TO
fund the Interest due upon their mort.
gnge and guaranteed debt for the six
months, TO wit: from Jannarv 1T 10
July lst 1868. the Gpmp,r oiicr Genera,
is authorized ard directed 10 endorse tie
hame and credit Of the State upon the
bonds and certificates of the Indebted.
hess Of the said company 70 the arnoun:
Of $50, 900, 20 bc applied, in d! respects
IN the snne manner as i provided j., tx
said Act uf Deccmtc: -. 1865, f,r tnv
funding OF interest, and The stt;.'n'y
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20

Mcbride the King of Pain, for q time,
ruled triumphantly, and departed, leav-
ing feeling remembrance of his won.
dc"fnl achievements in physics aud 20.
lite par>ur accomplishments. All these
have had their day. But new light
has sprung up in our midst. or camo in
on the cars. No grand flourish Of trum.
pets announced his coming. no advcr-
tiscmcnt appeared in the columns of the
Herald, his praises filled no lips, but
like Il man, satisfied in himself, aud in
his ability to conquer, he came. 1t
ralned the day he came, no matter, he
oidcd at the hotel quietly, in his tight
pants and close fitting coat, until il
! cleared off, when banner was hung on
the outer wall, or rather lom the side
Of dry goods. box, which proclaimed
the advent Of another kirg-Dr. King,
the cn'c'all. Every malady under the
sun would be made to fly under his
magic influence. On the top of another
box, he took his stand, in this portion
Of Dixie'S land, opened his mouth aud
Spalr, spake iluentiy. volubly, irresis,i.
bly,, in commentator Of his virtues, aud
thoSc Of his medicine. Crowds stood
around, and d;ank in his cloouencc.
All the ai'ing negroes in the Kcounty
gathered around to be rubbed and-we
were going to say gulled, but wont say
1t. The cures were marvellous, and the
sales Of his magic ointment, which re.
scrubbed 1--WE were just about saying n
common article Of swcct.oil and tur.
Penune} goose grease were incredible.
All day it lasted. We are happy TO say
that DR.. King made good thing of it.,
not only for himself, but for the public,
III that, 10y the latter, he relieved the
darkleS Of their last dollar, which will
iorcc ihcm now TO 20 to work, which
they were no, inclined on the other
hand to do.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20

There Is no mistake about 1t, Plantation
Btters will ward Off Fever and Aguc aud all
kindred diseases, II used In time. No famt,
ly need suffer from this distressing com.
plaint If they will keep Plantation Bitters
in tho house, aud use it according to tho di-
rcctionS. Tho most important ingredient Of
this medicine is Calisaya or Peruvian Bark,
which Is known to be the finest and purest
tonic IN tho vegetable kingdom. Tho ex-
trnct Of this Bark is tho active principle Of
all the good Fever and Aguo Medicines prev
scribcd by intelligent doctors. Calisaya
Bark is used extensively in tho manufacture
of Plantation Bitters, as well as quinine, and
VIC dare say they owe their popularity most
ly to that fact. We can recommend them
MAGSoLlA WATER. R.-Supcrior to the best
imported German Cologne, anu sold ut half
the price.
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Cash q Cash Only.

From this datt enforce risid!y the
cash system, with n.y. y : rrx..,r,ion,
made during the past year, itlsSerci
request and on promises strong and ap'
''arcntly truthful. have proven the fn!,acy
Of credit. We cannot Indulge the ,x.
pensivc hab:t longer. Cash for ipb
work, cash for subscrip;;ons. cash for
advertisements. hereafter Is iHe ,u!t.
Remember it, b,nc your money in hand
If y0n need anything il our i;nc.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20
MARRIED.,

at the residence Of tho brides fi,ther mfr.
Ihos +. HARMONY Oh the 14th inst, by tho
kew. j. w: llunbcrt, Mr. WAsHlNGToN o.
GoNEE Mnd Miss SALLIE Nj. HARMON, ali
Of Ncwbcrry district.
The fair bride will accept the editorial ac>
acknowledgements for The delicious cako sent
In, with best wishes for the long continued
happiness Of herself and lego lord. Tho in
Eltation to attend the wedding was gratify-
ing, aud we regret that VIC were unable to
attend one Of the largest matrimonial fros
lies, as Informed, which has taken place in
this district for ages.
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EXcna:l:fas,


DEMoEHsr's MoNrnlY rom FEnrrAuy. -
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large additions to its liSt Of Subscribers,
with every returning holiday season, be.
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Tue "AMEucAN N.".-This en-
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the arts. Each volume contains nuul>,.
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number contains n complc,3. Aia.t 81 patents
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MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS. Peters musi.
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York.
We have received the first number Of
tho monthly Cal"gram---a journal of
literature, Typography, advertising and
news The Cnlogrnm is edited by r.. S.
Riley. Jr., Baltimore, Md. Price 50c per
annum:
The Southern Cu,tivator for January
is to hand. Table of contents, if any
thing, richer than ever. Wm. & w. l..
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"a. Subscription, 81 per nnnum, in nd.
vance.
The Southern Homo journal Is one of
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reading. The best talent in the country
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The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel.
by Moore & Wright both daily and
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IN Augusta. The weekly has tho tallest
columns in the country, and is always
filled with the current news Of the dav.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20
Index to New Advertisements


- Ncwbcrry Immigration Society. BoIpcst
PRESIDENT Meets 22d lust.
:, Ncwbcrry Council Baxter, Intcndent,-
Sec important resolution.
Meeting Stockholders South Carolina Rail.
road. Emery, Secretary.
Southern Home journal. Slater. nuh>
"shcr, 293 Baitimoro>st.. Baltimore, Nd.
Notice. Abram Moore, Admr.
Hoes, Chains, IIamcs, &c. K. stcwart& ca
J.J. Amlcls. Removal.
Stoves and Tinware. W. r. Wright.
~ Fire Insurance. Ntna. Hartford con,
lnoroush'y reliable. Cash assets SIS 600 'ooo
,al k' q w: c; Swafllcd. CIothicrs and iot>
Hunt, Brothers & Co., .Cbar,csto, G r.
ana Hunt Thomson & CO.. ~ e Oh Wo,o,. =; ~,
,iSs, S!iieGt, New York Cotton F1ctors and Cons nos
snpIIed AlfiGnan's iGnnn, Pure Peruvian Gnano
siEnlncnfs, and tho choice Of tbteo U morIn,s Io'
@aorded' with bur one commission "''"'''
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IFoF INC IIeraH.]
TIE PORSAKEN.

Sitting whore tho golden sunbeams
through tho open easement pour;
Lighting with a mellow radiance
r, Spacious hnll and corridor:
Sitfcth ono with dropping lashcs shading
Low, pale check ono.
o, tho dcop, unfnihomcd sadness,
=, as those eyes aro raised to mine:
nomethIng, IN their toartul beauty,
Draws my very heart to thine;
hinlllng through my thoughticss being
fity's slumbering spark divine.
VINO can toll what heart emotions
-, TO our outward light donicd, ."
llnicd with the sOuI's emotions
through Thy dreaming fancy glide?
ASe'per"hnnco somc memory drifting from
rho dim, unknown deep tidel
January 1850 GAROLJNA
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20

WHO is KlSa, OR WnT?-Old King
Cole, merry King Arthur, tho King of
the Cannibal Islands, and many other
Kings have had their day, aud their
virtues have been sung by poets now
slumhcrlng in tho silent dust. Notwith.
standing tho ages which arc scored
against them, VIC all remember them,
III spite OF King Cotton, which seems
to cngross the best part Of our attention.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20
COMMERCIAL,

COLUMBIA, January lS --Salcs Of cotton to-.
day 204 laleS-middlings 28c.
NEW York, Janunry lS--7P. M.-CottonI ! n
ic. lowers sales 800 bales, ut 20 n 2Dl. Flour
fine 5.IOa 6 20; Southern dul, and droopfn9.
Corn moderately active now white Southern
92a 9S; yellow 9S. Cold 35i.
EALTlMoRE. Jun. lS.-Cotton quiet at 20,
Flour weak and dull, receipts small; prime red
2.2oH2 30. Corn dull-prime while 81 n SO:
14l. III -
,CHAuLEsToN, Jan. Is Cotton dull aud de-
ll50. o. ~ -~11'f'o
upialIds ll3i Orleans liz sales 1000 bales
NE"bEEHY. january l9.-Cotton in fair de-
mand Ut from 25 to BIC
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20
Notice..

All persons Indebted by Note or other
wise to the estate Of Il. B. Moore, decd,
are requested to come forward and settle
the same on or hr.o,c the El;h February
next, or they will find their notes in the
hands of il Lawyer for co!l"clion.
ABHAM MOORE, Admir-.
jan % z z,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20
COun Gil g q q m ber,
JunWurB 14th. 1860.

The Town Council Of Ncwbcrry intending
most 'i2''ily to enforce the law against the
Illegal sale OF SprilnonS liquors within the
corporate limits, desire to give due and
timely warning 70 all persons engaged in
such traffic. II is believed that some are
under tniSapprrhcnSou rs to their rights
III this matter. but none shall be spared for
violation of TIC law.
JAS. N. BANTER, Intcndant.
j
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20
Hoes, Hoes, Hoes.

Ind and r"nprt" assortment Brn,,e's
best Crown SEED Hoes, y & uU Also
fh!rt'r's S;c,l Hoes, h''S, on; liiy.
X. STEW ART e. co.
,ILn o., , "a
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20
NEWBERRY, S. c.
Wednesday Morning, Jam 20, 1860.

Al ,"sons indebted to thIs Office for
advertising, or Job work, either As.
signecs or others "re called upon to set.
tic ur before return day.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20
STOVES, STOVES.
stoves and Tinware.

- large and well selected assortment of
cooking and other Stoves. alyvavu 80, h,nJ ~
all" for Sale low for cash, by y . ''' "'"'
W. u. Wright,
Mho'r long experience in the Stovo hus,-
ncsS enables him 10 sell Il 1rorr ,'in,n n.s,
~. h"I Icy "'Irr M al tIcle for less money than can
FIVE REASONS
%hy il will be to your interest to huv vor.
Stoves from him. ""S your
G. L. TIC dcyotcS himself exclusively to tho
"i"'e ana lin business, and Is dcnnnfnnt
uPol thal FOR support, and Of course viii
~ IVY Garciul to sec that his customers rct
'"'",ns D"t The best at the lowest price.
.. You can make Il selection from q 1oroo
assortment always in store. :" III 80
.. IL any part burns out Or crool,, ~.
nIciks you ran have it either rem irod ~.
'ep'"ced with new pieces at Very small cost A.
u, Every Stove is warranted to wor,, ,vo1I
- 1t does not you hnvo tic priyilcgc nf "rn ro
turning II IN ONE MONTH after purchase.
.. II is especially your interest 70 on.
orr"lnSc enterprise and industry In that clasa
u PERSONS spr"ctlcai mcchanics) who nro ,''''
q" "0soE"fe necessity to cuery CON-
munity.
.r,i, lho same reasons apply with equal force to
Jan [-.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20

y SHORT AND CHEAP TRIr.-When
inc ral'wny across the continent Of
America is completed, there will be con.
s'ant conveyance by means Of RAILWAYS
and mail packets for passengers desiring
TO travel round the world. The grand
tour will be %, 600 miles in length. nnd
will cost 1000, and will he accomplished
in about eighty days. The American
tourist will be able to visit England,
Japan, China, Ceylon and Egypt. lie
will cross the Atlantic, North Pacific
and lndinn oceans, the Red aud Mediter-
ranean seas, the continent of Amcrica
and the delta Of Egypt. lie will be able
to sail the beginning Of May, and to ar.
rive home again about the middle Of
July.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20
NHiMOVAT,,

The subscriber having removed his stoc,ttr
OF goods 10 Capt Ganmtt's Brick Store IN h.
Mnn sfr'c eta few doors nhnvc his Old stand kn
WIN oc happy to have his old customers and
'hc public generally visit htm there,
Ills Stock will be sold Chean-
Tor Cash.
Call and be convinced
""" ~ j. j. AMICK
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20

The White Fawn, with full corps dc
ballet will shortly be introduced in Char.
lesion, by manager Gilbert,
marriage in Charleston recently
twenty.cight brides maids in waiting.
The effects Of the Charleston Mercnr,.
were sold last Tuesday.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20
Chains, Chains.

i"ll assortment l'low, Wagon and
Latter Ch"ins Also flames Of all tcscriu,
ton. Il SrEW ,I,r {. ,n Pnds'
Jan. 20 3 st. 10"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20

! NENTLEMEN WE ARE PRorD. ancc.
oo'c Is related OF an aSpi"anl for military
hohorS, who on 4 review occasion at.
tempted to make n speech from the back
OF his "charger." The speech opened
with "gentlemen nm proud" land ended
there, unfortunately for him, after three
efforts to get further, which were unsuc-
ceSsIul, from the fact, that IL wig stationed
on his flank, prichcd the speakers horse
at that interesting point. and the animal
| making cavort prevented all further
progress. After the third at.cmpt Of
'gentlehrn am proud" some one in
the crowd, perhaps the same who prickcd
The horse, exclaimed, what in the d.
are you proud about? This was the un
k'ndest prick of all, and put an end to
the speech. We'll, and what of that =
we'll, only that VIC say, "gcn,emcn we
| are proud" and fl! !thrr that we will 20
on to the end of our tale, for We arc sit.
ting O" our office stool in quiet, and not
on skilii>h horse before crowd. Well
Hr>t, gentlemen Of Pomaria, we are proud
for the interest shown il. oar pa.cr. ana
the SnhHt"ntias "''ihs sent II, f. om there;
and also to our accomplished anl scnsi.
ole lIicnil, Of the SnlIr ilk, w!.o acknow)
edges having belonged, not to G,.con's
band, b", to the band Of "<pnnges, "anl
who now makes amend by sending So
Tor the lie'at!. lie is very white man.
and we V i'll shake his hand the first IN.
r"rtn"ity. AMd then We are proud again
tina, our wide.awakc fricn,., r. & ". G. |
Swallicid Of Columh.a, eminent and dis.
tlnsuishcd clothicrS, have 50 f!o,tc,iup,v
| noticed us in communication lately re.
ce'Scd. We arc proud Oh the whole,
ard so proud that we give their arrec
able note place. Here it is:
COLUMBIA, January Is, 1861.
GENTLEMEN We notice that our ad.
vc' tiScmcnt is marked, We presume, as a
gentle hintathat the bill is unpnid, or the
lime specified Tor the advertisement run
out. IN either case Send bill (which vii,
nc pa'd on reccipD and continue the adj.
vert'scmcnt, letting us know its cost by
the year, rs wc cannot afford to lose vour
valuable paper and its influence.
| Yours, &C.,
II. Il ". C. SWAFFlEID.
AlEssEs GRENEKER-Etls Newbcrry Herald.
"Gcntlemcn" Of Pomaria and Of Go
lumoia, and Of ull other places, who hayo
mad" us tho recipients. r. ,!.ni, 81 2HSi!sshes
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"1' - ~: 90 -" 'S '''''
1','' '''''' - l'S'';. VIC "f''''
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ca! c"unse'h OF such men AS this hungry
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c'n;Hit!ed TO follow radical leaders, but
as '"e election approached, and they
heard The discuss ons That took place
upon the issues j, involved, the scales
'e;an 10 lal! from their eyes. aud they
were enabled tn look upon Radicalisn
in all its dcfo,.nity. they listened to
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ana wears the robes which were oucc
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We pope TINT tho commissioners and
| managers Of elections, the democratic
clubs and all rood r,iyc,s ,r ,bo d;s
,ic, will u;y, o,r ,.m,,o. ,,,., IN 81.
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